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Florida abortion access ballot question
"Health" department officials in Florida ordered TV stations not to
show an advertisement to vote yes for the abortion access ballot
question. A judge rebuked them, saying "It's the first amendment,
stupid."
It ought to be shocking that people have elected as officials
the sort of fanatics that would disregard the basis of our
system of freedom and democracy
Americans, it is up to us to stop them as they try
to destroy it.
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| 2:57a |
President and Vice President of Philippines
The president of the Philippines (a Marcos) and the vice president (a
Duterete) were elected as a slate, but are now enemies, venting wild
rage at each other.
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| 8:55a |
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Little progress on reducing poverty
World progress on reducing poverty until 2019 was concentrated in
China. Since that year, we have made little progress anywhere, and
little more progress is expected with the current system,
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| 8:56a |
Law requesting data brokers delete data
A pitifully weak attempt to solve a real problem: asking for a federal
law that would permit victims of domestic abuse and stalking to demand
that data brokers delete information about them.
Data, once collected, will be abused. The way to prevent that abuse is to
facilitate refusing to hand it over in the first place.
Here is my proposal for protecting the specific people known to be in
particular danger, and everyone else who could be harmed if
individuals, businesses or governments use their personal data
against them without a search warrant: require services to be available
anonymously.
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