Paul Graham complaining about societal accountability sounds a lot like a tech investor blaming users when their startup crashes and burns. “The market was just too woke for my brilliant idea!” Maybe the next essay should be titled "What You Can’t Fund Without a Backup Plan." In the startup world, if things go tits up, it’s on you—the same way words and ideas have consequences in public discourse. Play the game, take the risks, and own the fallout big man.
QubesOS was my main driver for a couple of years, but I have to say that the low battery life compared to only software rendering got pretty annoying after a while. Depending on the hardware, you'll need to possibly disable certain options in the BIOS/UEFI, like for an t490 that I documented: https://groups.google.com/g/qubes-users/c/Z0Kfm53zMxQ/m/IV-A...
Result: islam is able to turn otherwise normal men into mass murderers. A man who is born a Muslim cannot possibly be responsible for the killings of innocents carried out in the name of Allah. If he could be, the entire world would be Islam’s. And they do kill innocents in their own name. The Qur’an says it is an obligation for Muslims to behead unbelievers, which is why they do it. How is that normal or sane? Islam is a violent cult.
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jews are able to do. And this is a problem.
There are other issues, like the fact that even if you are a good person, when you are a Jew, you will still have people think you’re a bad person, even if your actions do not prove it. But I don’t know if the “Jewish” issue is a problem because people can be good and still be Jewish, and it is certainly something to bear in mind. (I would also point out that this is not only a problem for Jews. Many non-Jews think the same way about Jews.)
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Result: religion is able to survive and thrive only because of the support that it receives from the state," said Tariq Ramadan, a Swiss-born Islamic scholar and author. "There is a great debate going on in the Middle East and around the world right now."
The French government, in a statement released Friday, said it "strongly condemned the attack and its authors."
"It is in no way acceptable to kill innocents and to behead the hostage," the statement added.
An Islamic State flag hangs outside of a mosque in the eastern city of Mardin, Turkey, on Friday.
In Istanbul, Turkey's Dogan news agency reported that the suspect was also charged for trying to bomb the French embassy in Ankara in 2009, in what was seen as a terrorist attempt to kill then-French president Nicolas Sarkozy.
There were contradictory reports that the French hostage, who had been released in 2005 by Al Qaeda in Iraq, had been abducted in Syria, or
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