Where was the nuance in Proposition 8?
charonn0
joined 2 years ago
Good enough for this gay Californian.
In the context of this discussion about attitudes towards CA, the fact that CA is held to a higher standard than other states is worth talking about.
But it's not clear what they're trying to say.
That sort of self-gratifying nonsense only works if the target is more successful than you.
Using it against a target that is less successful than you would be picking on people who can't defend themselves.
Notably these are all problems in other states too. Most of them just use police to lock them up instead. Not better.
They don't always lock them up. Sometimes they put them on a bus to California.
Perhaps you should use more than two words.
California's natural beauty is world-renowned and a major tourist draw.
What's wrong with the idea?
I'm a theoretical theoretical physicist. That's double the theory.
I have a theoretical degree in nuclear physics, and it seems to me that sub-atomic scale events like quantum tunneling suggest that reality is neither fully determined nor fully chaotic, but something in between: probabilistic. Whether we can consciously affect the probabilities of our own actions remains an open question, but we can at least say that causality is not the whole picture.
I don't know what you're saying, but I infer it's not meant kindly.