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post 1678712563 03-10-2023, 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
I love how it went from warning labels are not government mandated to we have these laws for a reason and it is the best reason in the world in like ten posts.

jarts, lawn darts. It's an outdoors game so you wouldn't understand
Yea I thought we were talking about warning labels to not drink bleach. I thought those were put there by Clorox on purpose to avoid being sued. But then you made a comment about all labels in general. This includes chit like USDA inspection, MSDS, etc. In that case you are absolutely retarded. This is not an intelligent discussion. Literally no developed country shares your view.

Again, move to ****lia and fuk off.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
no one is buying that either.

I mean christ in this thread you told me to rope because my opinion is different than yours.

Now I know what you'll say, that is not so bad because weaning people like me out of the population is a good thing - but that is all I am saying regarding protecting people from themselves.
You're derailing. Back on topic, warning labels on Twitter posts they think are bad are fine. Censorship is not fine. The govt should not "ask" them to censor anything ever.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Part of the reason child mortality is down compared to the 30's is all the safety laws. So again if you want that society, move to ****lia and enjoy your newfound freedom. Every developed nation has consumer protection laws and they aren't going anywhere.
Ah a very small portion - the greatest impact was pre-natal care and medical advancements during labor. The biggest difference wasn't babies living longer but more babies being born alive.
post 1678712763 03-10-2023, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
Ah a very small portion - the greatest impact was pre-natal care and medical advancements during labor. The biggest difference wasn't babies living longer but more babies being born alive.
Write your congressman.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Yea I thought we were talking about warning labels to not drink bleach. I thought those were put there by Clorox on purpose to avoid being sued. But then you made a comment about all labels in general. This includes chit like USDA inspection, MSDS, etc. In that case you are absolutely retarded. This is not an intelligent discussion. Literally no developed country shares your view.

Again, move to ****lia and fuk off.
warning labels on bleach are mandated by the government.

so again - it went from the government doesn't mandate these warning labels to literally no developed countries share my view.

Of course they don't share my view. Why do you think the gov mandates these things? because they genuinely care about your safety? LOL
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
Ah a very small portion - the greatest impact was pre-natal care and medical advancements during labor. The biggest difference wasn't babies living longer but more babies being born alive.
Doesn't mortality depend on both being born alive and how long one is alive, to account for population size?
post 1678712833 03-10-2023, 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Write your congressman.
over medical advancements from 100 years ago? what am I going to tell him?
post 1678712853 03-10-2023, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By J.L.C.
Doesn't mortality depend on both being born alive and how long one is alive, to account for population size?
stillborn babies are counted in the average life expectancy
post 1678712903 03-10-2023, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
warning labels on bleach are mandated by the government.

so again - it went from the government doesn't mandate these warning labels to literally no developed countries share my view.

Of course they don't share my view. Why do you think the gov mandates these things? because they genuinely care about your safety? LOL
Because we made them do it, you idiot. Look I'm done. We're done. Go away. I don't want to talk to you. Go. This thread was about disinformation and censorship and you went on this tangent crusade against warning labels on chemicals and chit. Fuk off. Go write your congressman if you want to roll back consumer protection laws. I don't care to discuss this with you.
post 1678712963 03-10-2023, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
over medical advancements from 100 years ago? what am I going to tell him?
Tell him you want warning labels on consumer products gone because muh freedumb.
post 1678713033 03-10-2023, 02:13 PM
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Because we made them do it, you idiot. Look I'm done. We're done. Go away. I don't want to talk to you. I want you to kill yourself. Ok? Go. This thread was about disinformation and censorship and you went on this tangent crusade against warning labels on chemicals and chit. Fuk off. Go write your congressman if you want to roll back consumer protection laws. I don't care to discuss this with you. Please die.
yes that is literally what I just said - the government mandates the warning labels on bleach. are you simple or something? (that's rhetorical)

Yes this is a thread on disinformation and censorship - aka government overreach, just like warning labels
post 1678713093 03-10-2023, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Tell him you want warning labels on consumer products gone because muh freedumb.
You know, I just might do that this weekend.
post 1678713103 03-10-2023, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
yes that is literally what I just said - the government mandates the warning labels on bleach. are you simple or something? (that's rhetorical)

Yes this is a thread on disinformation and censorship - aka government overreach, just like warning labels
Again, labeling chit is not the same as censorship. And you view it as overreach when most don't.
post 1678713133 03-10-2023, 02:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
yes that is literally what I just said - the government mandates the warning labels on bleach. are you simple or something? (that's rhetorical)

Yes this is a thread on disinformation and censorship - aka government overreach, just like warning labels
like how he stealth-edited the "kill yourself" part. didn't want to get that ban hammer. lol
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Again, labeling chit is not the same as censorship. And you view it as overreach when most don't.
right but just because most people think one way doesn't make it the right thing to do. That's why we have a republic.
post 1678713223 03-10-2023, 02:16 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
right but just because most people think one way doesn't make it the right thing to do. That's why we have a republic.
Like literally less than 1% of the country probably agrees with you.
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like how he stealth-edited the "kill yourself" part. didn't want to get that ban hammer. lol
No it was mean.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Like literally less than 1% of the country probably agrees with you.
again, does not matter.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Nah. Warning labels simply supply new info. See my point. Twitter should label stuff with fact checked info if they want. They should not derank or hide anything at the behest of the govt. There is a difference.

Like they could put a thing next to Alex Jones saying warning this guy is a dumbass who has been sued for bullchitting and he's wrong because blah blah.
Then you could put that on pretty much everyone’s post because everyone has said stuff that’s wrong before. Also, would they provide links to all of the things Jones has been right about, like agent provocateurs and Epstein Island. 10 years ago you would’ve called him batsh!t crazy when he talked about Epstein Island and yet it was 100% real, verified, people found out, they murdered Epstein, and people just kept right on going after making a few memes for a week and a half.

Point being, the information should stand on its own accord regardless of the person sharing it. No need to attack characters because, again, everyone has been wrong and it gives too much power to sway information(see also, control information via interpretation). Hell, using your example, every single news article you ever read online would have to come with a warning saying the people who wrote it are full of sh!t and have been proven so repeatedly.
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Then you could put that on pretty much everyone’s post because everyone has said stuff that’s wrong before. Also, would they provide links to all of the things Jones has been right about, like agent provocateurs and Epstein Island. 10 years ago you would’ve called him batsh!t crazy when he talked about Epstein Island and yet it was 100% real, verified, people found out, they murdered Epstein, and people just kept right on going after making a few memes for a week and a half.

Point being, the information should stand on its own accord regardless of the person sharing it. No need to attack characters because, again, everyone has been wrong and it gives too much power to sway information(see also, control information via interpretation). Hell, using your example, every single news article you ever read online would have to come with a warning saying the people who wrote it are full of sh!t and have been proven so repeatedly.
It should be relevant to the post. Like if some guy posts flat Earth, they can link you all the chit proving it's round. If an article is shown to be false, it should be amended. You're trying to do this false equivalence where you act like Alex Jones is a reliable source of news. He's wrong far more than most. Objectively and demonstrably so. Anyway, my point is if he is selling some dick pill or saying the Earth is flat or something, you can label it appropriately.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
It should be relevant to the post. Like if some guy posts flat Earth, they can link you all the chit proving it's round. If an article is shown to be false, it should be amended. You're trying to do this false equivalence where you act like Alex Jones is a reliable source of news. He's wrong far more than most. Objectively and demonstrably so. Anyway, my point is if he is selling some dick pill or saying the Earth is flat or something, you can label it appropriately.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
stillborn babies are counted in the average life expectancy
The US needs to update that
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
It should be relevant to the post. Like if some guy posts flat Earth, they can link you all the chit proving it's round. If an article is shown to be false, it should be amended. You're trying to do this false equivalence where you act like Alex Jones is a reliable source of news. He's wrong far more than most. Objectively and demonstrably so. Anyway, my point is if he is selling some dick pill or saying the Earth is flat or something, you can label it appropriately.
Like if someone said there are no WMDs in Iraq they should amend the article with links to all types of articles that tell us how Iraq has WMDs? That kind of thing?
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
Like if someone said there are no WMDs in Iraq they should amend the article with links to all types of articles that tell us how Iraq has WMDs? That kind of thing?
Correct. And the best part is you get to choose what makes sense. Isn't that great? And again, the govt shouldn't be asking about this. This would be up to Twitter, Google, etc.

Fun fact: they had no evidence of WMD, so you'd realize that pretty fast if you read the articles.
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
what's it say, I'm getting the broken image
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Originally Posted By TaiMaiSchutze
Correct. And the best part is you get to choose what makes sense. Isn't that great? And again, the govt shouldn't be asking about this. This would be up to Twitter, Google, etc.

Fun fact: they had no evidence of WMD, so you'd realize that pretty fast if you read the articles.
We agreed a lot in this thread but that’s where you lost me. So in your scenario every article where they talk about all their evidence of WMDs people could read it with no counter-argument, but every time someone tried to say there were no WMDs the consumer would be bombarded with the narrative they were trying to push(that WMDs were there). That quickly steers public opinion down the path those in charge want it to go. Not to mention they would manipulate the data, numbers, and other information to paint the narrative they want, which we already see.
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
what's it say, I'm getting the broken image
It's the sealion comic.
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Iraq wasn’t close to a nuke. But would chemical weapons count? we know for fact saddam had those. Bu bu bu but those don’t count or but they got those from us herp derp!
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Originally Posted By jtaylor2010
We agreed a lot in this thread but that’s where you lost me. So in your scenario every article where they talk about all their evidence of WMDs people could read it with no counter-argument, but every time someone tried to say there were no WMDs the consumer would be bombarded with the narrative they were trying to push(that WMDs were there). That quickly steers public opinion down the path those in charge want it to go. Not to mention they would manipulate the data, numbers, and other information to paint the narrative they want, which we already see.
But not at govt's behest. Twitter can add whatever they want. Can't really stop that.
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