Thing is, Nuremberg 1.0 could not have happened until the war was fought and won. It could never have resulted from elections. There will be no Nuremberg 2.0 without the necessary preconditions.
December 27, 2025 at 5:06 AM
Thing is, Nuremberg 1.0 could not have happened until the war was fought and won. It could never have resulted from elections. There will be no Nuremberg 2.0 without the necessary preconditions.
"Math is difficult." - Jim Prentice
December 23, 2025 at 3:15 AM
"Math is difficult." - Jim Prentice
They do not merely "think" it. They know they can. They prove it every time they do it and nobody stops them.
December 23, 2025 at 12:24 AM
They do not merely "think" it. They know they can. They prove it every time they do it and nobody stops them.
Kenney fumbled. Doug Ford proved he still has the ability to win. If the CPC would rather lose again they can just keep Jeff. So what's the case for Kenney?
December 19, 2025 at 10:32 PM
Kenney fumbled. Doug Ford proved he still has the ability to win. If the CPC would rather lose again they can just keep Jeff. So what's the case for Kenney?
If more people is what a country needs, there is a simple solution. There are plenty of people willing to move to a safe country with good economic prospects. The catch is that everyone who is "fearful of declining populations" doesn't actually want more people if those people are black or brown.
December 19, 2025 at 4:06 AM
If more people is what a country needs, there is a simple solution. There are plenty of people willing to move to a safe country with good economic prospects. The catch is that everyone who is "fearful of declining populations" doesn't actually want more people if those people are black or brown.
I have an alternative vision for the future of AI.
a man in a purple shirt is standing in a field with two other men .
Alt: A clip of the scene from Office Space where three office workers are destroying a printer with a baseball bat.
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December 16, 2025 at 5:37 PM
I have an alternative vision for the future of AI.
The compensable labour is defined by the worker's time and effort being applied within the scope of the contract, not the use of the tool. Elon is an anti-worker asshat, but the reason has nothing to do with the definition of "proof of work" and everything to do with the workplace culture he creates
December 15, 2025 at 9:45 PM
The compensable labour is defined by the worker's time and effort being applied within the scope of the contract, not the use of the tool. Elon is an anti-worker asshat, but the reason has nothing to do with the definition of "proof of work" and everything to do with the workplace culture he creates
The builder and the scientist are engaging in labour, which we call "work" in a sense that is not strictly the same as how work is defined in physics or computing science. The builder is paid for labour; the hammer is used then discarded. The hammer is not entitled to compensation.
December 15, 2025 at 8:38 PM
The builder and the scientist are engaging in labour, which we call "work" in a sense that is not strictly the same as how work is defined in physics or computing science. The builder is paid for labour; the hammer is used then discarded. The hammer is not entitled to compensation.
Yep, with Joe Biden's win I have to agree that 2020 is going to be the first year of something beautiful. Neither Trump nor anyone like him will ever be able to win again.
December 12, 2025 at 10:40 PM
Yep, with Joe Biden's win I have to agree that 2020 is going to be the first year of something beautiful. Neither Trump nor anyone like him will ever be able to win again.
They clearly did not dislike her in sufficient numbers to derail her leadership review. And then they still voted for the party whose leader called unmarked graves at residential schools "fake news." I hate the fact that white supremacy is mainstream opinion in Alberta, but I can't pretend it's not.
December 12, 2025 at 8:39 PM
They clearly did not dislike her in sufficient numbers to derail her leadership review. And then they still voted for the party whose leader called unmarked graves at residential schools "fake news." I hate the fact that white supremacy is mainstream opinion in Alberta, but I can't pretend it's not.
Smith's UCP won a majority of seats and 53% of the vote in 2023. Seems to me that a majority of us are either enthusiastic or totally complicit about it.
December 11, 2025 at 1:55 AM
Smith's UCP won a majority of seats and 53% of the vote in 2023. Seems to me that a majority of us are either enthusiastic or totally complicit about it.
LOL @ pretending "call your MLA" is a strategy. If there is a single NDP MLA who needs to be told how bad this is, the party is already cooked. Current UCP MLAs know what they signed up for. The time of legacy Tories getting credibly angry at the "new" party is over. They should already have left.
December 11, 2025 at 1:01 AM
LOL @ pretending "call your MLA" is a strategy. If there is a single NDP MLA who needs to be told how bad this is, the party is already cooked. Current UCP MLAs know what they signed up for. The time of legacy Tories getting credibly angry at the "new" party is over. They should already have left.
In the CBC reporting it says "The committee can either table a report on the policy proposal or table a report recommending it go to a referendum." Can anyone help me understand the 1st option? Must all reports be voted on, or could they just write "lol, OK Tom" on a napkin and table that "report?"
December 9, 2025 at 4:53 AM
In the CBC reporting it says "The committee can either table a report on the policy proposal or table a report recommending it go to a referendum." Can anyone help me understand the 1st option? Must all reports be voted on, or could they just write "lol, OK Tom" on a napkin and table that "report?"
And this is why Gemini should be torn into pieces, and every piece thrown into a fire.
December 5, 2025 at 6:47 PM
And this is why Gemini should be torn into pieces, and every piece thrown into a fire.
They won a majority gov't with 53% of the vote when it was already obvious what kind of a party they are. It does not matter how hard the 47% rageposts about it. Whether or not the rank-and-file of the 53% is stupid doesn't matter. If the argument plays well with the 53% then the party isn't stupid.
December 3, 2025 at 11:07 PM
They won a majority gov't with 53% of the vote when it was already obvious what kind of a party they are. It does not matter how hard the 47% rageposts about it. Whether or not the rank-and-file of the 53% is stupid doesn't matter. If the argument plays well with the 53% then the party isn't stupid.
Why is this choice fascinating? In what way does this harm his standing with any person whose opinion of him matters?
November 30, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Why is this choice fascinating? In what way does this harm his standing with any person whose opinion of him matters?
He went from being a radical activist to a cabinet minister for PMJT. He doesn't need to provide any further proof of his talent for mental gymnastics.
November 28, 2025 at 12:42 AM
He went from being a radical activist to a cabinet minister for PMJT. He doesn't need to provide any further proof of his talent for mental gymnastics.
For what reason would Paul Martin's Liberals be outraged? What has Carney done that Chretien would not have? They have always been like this. It's fine to dislike liberalism, but absurd to react with shock and indignation when the Liberal party does liberal politics.
November 27, 2025 at 7:27 PM
For what reason would Paul Martin's Liberals be outraged? What has Carney done that Chretien would not have? They have always been like this. It's fine to dislike liberalism, but absurd to react with shock and indignation when the Liberal party does liberal politics.
You can thaw it the night before if you have a hair dryer, a bottle of whisky, and access to a commercial oven.
November 26, 2025 at 3:03 AM
You can thaw it the night before if you have a hair dryer, a bottle of whisky, and access to a commercial oven.
Good. Impeachment/conviction that ends with Vance assuming the presidency and getting to run as an incumbent in 2028 sounds potentially worse than the status quo.
November 24, 2025 at 9:28 PM
Good. Impeachment/conviction that ends with Vance assuming the presidency and getting to run as an incumbent in 2028 sounds potentially worse than the status quo.