Notices by 🎓 Dr. Freemo :jpf: 🇳🇱 (freemo@qoto.org), page 52

@ae So 99% democrats voted party lines and 100% republican.. You can spin that however you want I guess...

@ae Incorrect, here are the votes

@koyu I am calling it Mul-tit-asking from now on!

@mngrif Looking good man!

@SecondJon

Anarchy crowd = sermon on the mount

beat a politician with a whip = Cleansing of the temple ("And making a whip of cords, he drove them all out of the temple")

help your local sex worker = Anointing of jesus feet by sinning woman

@design_RG

@Hedieh Good luck!

@timorl I use alternative right not as a label that they identify with but I use it the same way Paul did, an accurate descriptor.

Alternative left, like alternative right, means the group of people who hold alternative views to the traditional liberal views of the left, yet still describe themselves as left despite their contradiction of the ideals.

In this case it refers to the members of the left who act in ways that assault personal liverties and freedoms as well as equality among races, religions, and sex, which tend to be the driving ideals of the more classical left.

By extension this also tends to include virtually everyone on the left who deals in extremism as well with almost no exceptions.

So I use it in the same way Paul originally used the term, as an apt descriptor for a group of people.

It should also be pointed out the vast majority of people who are labeled as alt-right do in fact deny that label, just as the vast majority of people who are alt-left will deny that label.

@design_RG Water tub temperatures here are usually set to 102F

@design_RG I feel like the wood would also hold a lot of germs. But it must smell nice and I guess if they added some kind of lining it should be water tight on the inside at least.

Noty sure if these get any hotter than a normal hot tub though.

@design_RG I dont think this is doing anything for their immune system but i bet it smells great!

@johnlitt Merry Christmas to you too

@timorl Neither the alt-right nor the alt left is a "single coherent political movement" so that is true. Neither are organized self-described terms with an explicit set of official ideals.

Using it as a generalization is the only way either of these terms can actually be used.

I'm not sur5e a small minority of the alt-right embracing the label is much of an indicator of anything other than their own agreement that they dont agree with mainstream conservative views.

@Feuerfuchs Ahh so it was the Elm format tool that was to blame, which may itself be dictated by the official style guide.

Though it may be that the style guide is ambiguous on unicode characters and the fault lies entirely in the tool, I wouldnt know.

@timorl I use alternative right now as a label that they identify with but I use it the same way Paul did, an accurate descriptor.

Alternative left, like alternative right, means the group of people who hold alternative views to the traditional liberal views of the left, yet still describe themselves as left despite their contradiction of the ideals.

In this case it refers to the members of the left who act in ways that assault personal liverties and freedoms as well as equality among races, religions, and sex, which tend to be the driving ideals of the more classical left.

By extension this also tends to include virtually everyone on the left who deals in extremism as well with almost no exceptions.

So I use it in the same way Paul originally used the term, as an apt descriptor for a group of people.

It should also be pointed out the vast majority of people who are labeled as alt-right do in fact deny that label, just as the vast majority of people who are alt-left will deny that label.

@Feuerfuchs Thats probably more to do with your IDE than Elm itself no?

Merry Christmas