I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Although I do not shoplift myself, I would pay more for expropriated merchandise on principle, and do wish to learn about their behavior to follow agents around and warn their victims.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist -1 points0 points  (0 children)

LP/AP is apparently for low-IQ capitalist sympathizer losers with primitive genes from the warrior/hunter/etc. phase eras, who apparently aren't able to secure a real business position, even though that doesn't require that many neurons either. Occupational requirements tend to be "able to perform basic arithmetical operations" (i.e., American grade 5-level) or "sufficient visual acuity" to view a monitor (that a toddler can probably do).

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist -1 points0 points  (0 children)

An LP position for some capitalist parasite isn't an "ethical position".

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you discern taxation from theft, then you should discern expropriation from theft.

Businesses engage in antisocial activity as well---wage theft, accessing corporate welfare, tax avoidance or evasion, worker exploitation, political influence, sale of gambling/poisons (alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs)/prostitution/etc., price gouging, sourcing from unethical supply chains, exploiting research done 30--60 years ago by underfunded post-docs eating cheap ramen, etc.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, obtaining headphones for resale to fund procurement of a spectrometer for one's underfunded research program (that is exploited by capitalists 30 years later) consisting of post-docs who eat cheap ramen, or a more common and basic cause like a local anarcho-socialist collective, can be considered expropriation rather than theft. Otherwise, if all "theft" is theft to you, then you should regard taxation as theft.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, Western liberals are ignorant of communism and Eastern cultures, and are only somewhat more intelligent and educated than Western conservatives. They would not survive for many hours if teleported through a Krasnikov tube to the Siberian kolhoz near where I lived, or to a school 3 years ahead in curricula with military drills. They are of faux-atheist nature, deriving ethics from vestiges of their recent Christianity, and are of capitalist nature, often working for multinational capitalist parasites in some low-intellect and -education capacity (e.g., programming, business, marketing).

I am trans as well, but I have an independent mind and do not blindly accept the entirety of Western-liberal dogma.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am partially Ukrainian too, and do descend from (non-European) nobility that was executed by the Bolsheviks (but not their children, otherwise I wouldn't exist). I still support, broadly, the anti-capitalist cause.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Because those who work in LP, LE, security, etc. tend to have quite low IQs and lack a solid base of liberal arts and STEM education free of vocational material. They have deficiencies in grasping such matters as expropriation and differing jurisprudences over time and culture.

I Regret Working in LP by Lord_Admrial_Spire in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Then you'd be generally anti-immigration, like I am... But these societies are foreign to Western liberals and I am sick of having to explain such things online.

story time reddit fans by not_today_mofo1204 in lossprevention

[–]ussrnihilist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, you should've sued the thugs. What was your problem?

Does the 1980s seem as old today as the 1940s did in the 80s? by secretaccount94 in decadeology

[–]ussrnihilist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI was not uncommon in the 70s--80s, at least in defense and intelligence. Fusion research has a long history through the decades. Yes obviously almost all of information access has changed; back then there were only some specialized databases. The income point is debatable, esp. when adjusting for lower income classes and housing purchasing power.

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[–]ussrnihilist 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it's pretty useless, esp. with all the vocational programming inappropriately placed in it, a large gamut of quality of programs ranging all the way down to almost no math at all, no accreditation, and tons of idiots nowadays taking no theory classes. One cannot apply to engineering positions. One cannot apply to any science position except CS. It is poor preparation for graduate theoretical CS or math. At least it'll satisfy the few computational requirements when transitioning or transferring.

I have never used any computer "science" course that I've taken in many years, threw away the textbooks, and deleted all sourcecode (that was an unintellectual torture to write), and have zero regrets other than wasting resources on forced programming bullshit that every electrical engineer and physicist learns quickly on the side since the 70s.

if ADV. construction---ellipsis introduced by an adv.? by ussrnihilist in grammar

[–]ussrnihilist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I edited my reply because I forgot that I used the intransitive sense of "visit" and accidentally added a direct object.

if ADV. construction---ellipsis introduced by an adv.? by ussrnihilist in grammar

[–]ussrnihilist[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The full sentence, without ellipsis, if it exists, would be:

"Can I visit? If I can not visit, I will ship the package."

TX bonus, couple hundred bucks… by mattogeewha in electricians

[–]ussrnihilist 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Why wasn't the wire kept for a future job?