• @jordanlundOPM
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      68 hours ago

      I have no idea, but I expect it’s better than “Indians”.

      • @[email protected]
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        08 hours ago

        Pretty sure the documentary I saw and the person they spoke to preferred “Indians” but it’s not like 1 tribe speaks for all of them? You probably should do some research before you sound like my grandpa without his hearing aids, yelling about the “orientals” and embarrassing the fuck out of me.

        • @jordanlundOPM
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          58 hours ago

          I’m just naturally assuming Trump quoting language from the 1800s is going to be offensive to somebody…

          • @[email protected]
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            28 hours ago

            A broken clock is correct twice a day. Never let your bias cloud your vision, your judgement, and reality.

            • @PwnTra1n
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              57 hours ago

              a stopped clock might be right twice a day but a broken clock might never be right depending on how broken it is.

              • @[email protected]
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                27 hours ago

                Technically you are correct the best kind of correct. I also enjoy how the stopped clock is absolutely correct twice a day while a “working” clock is never absolutely correct.

                • @PwnTra1n
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                  16 hours ago

                  how broken is the clock though?

                  • @[email protected]
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                    16 hours ago

                    We aren’t here to argue about quantum clocking. It was still readable before you measured the damage.