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

@inverness01

Actually i explicitly stated twice that he wasnt high intelligence, just intelligent (in today society moderate intelligence is the exception).

If you feel there is a video that shows anywhere near the lack of intelligence that Trump presents regularly by all means feel free to share.

@MarcusJ65 @vince @ThomasWic

@pschwede of?

@spazzpp2 Agreed, thats why i use terms like "aly-left" and "alt-right" sometimes, because people understand them

@pschwede Are you and @spazzpp2 the same people? just curious

@spazzpp2 why is that? I dont particularly mind what semantics we use to refer to various groups. I tend to call them the "extremist left" and "extremist right" myself

@spazzpp2 Agreed, same for the alt-left just doesnt sound as nice :)

@ZikZak Thanks so much, been working hard at it!

@Gargron Good you?

@matrix look at me, im drinking a beer selfie, lol

@sda understandable

@iankenway One point though to your link.. the unfair part cites something very different than what im addressing (needing an ID to vote) it is talking about stop & ID laws. To be clear I do NOT support stop and ID laws. I agree with the american stance that unless you have probable cause you should not be allowed to be stopped if you do not wish to.

@iankenway You absolutely arent alone, not even as a Britain, it is also a view of the left in america.

While I appreciate the links literally not much of this is new information. I've went pretty deep on most of the issue with the left americans.

But I just want to say not being alone on an argument isnt really a good case against its absurdity, if anything, at least in politics, should make us more suspicious of the sanity of an argument not less when there is a large group of the general public that starts agreeing on it, especially when that group is isolated to a particular part of the political spectrum (in this case left).

@MarcusJ65

As I already stated smart people can be horrible presidents, and people. Just because Obama made a LOT of mistakes and is worthy of criticism is NOT evidence (on its own) that he is unintelligent.

Just as the fact that Trump is a moron doesnt prevent him from doing some good things as a president (which I will readily admit).

@inverness01 @vince @ThomasWic

@iankenway In the end the argument that you shouldnt need to identify yourself in order to vote or do anything else for that matter is absurdity in its most extreme.

Common sense should tell people we **need** IDs for a system to have any level of sanity.

One we identify that reality it should all be about making sure IDs are fair and dont oppress certain people, but to take a stance against IDs makes absolutely no sense to me.

I respect your right to the opinion and dont want you to feel attacked, but to me its an absurd stance to take politically.

@iankenway I've read them, at least from a USA perspective. I think most of those points outside of the technical however are non points.

I dont care so much if someone in the past happened to be oppressed by ID laws, I care more about ensuring ID laws in the present dont oppress anyone.

Culture and history are no excuse for not doing things right (Effectively) in the present, although we should learn from those mistakes.

@iankenway Sounds like that is **not** an argument against Ids and **is** an argument for making sure that process becomes free and provides better assistance.

It seems to me lunacy to look at the flaws in that system and go "it is wrong to require IDs" rather than "It is wrong to charge for IDs"...

Dont be part of the problem, be part of the solution, support IDs, oppose ID fees.

@adidasJack lol ok

@Surasanji true :)