Yeah yeah and you drank from the hose… Blah blah
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No, I was there. Y’all had no coattails to ride, yet you’re somehow more entitled than the Boomers.
LMAO you taking credit for things that either boomers or millennials did is exactly what I would expect from your generation.
Gen X is known to be the laziest generation if they’re known at all. Y’all made zero lasting impact on society. You made no identity for yourselves so you just slouch into identifying with either of the surrounding generations. Most of you are just lazier Boomers.
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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•People act like musicians standing up for what they believe in is anything new. #FreePalestine [Slyngstad]
5·2 days agoSomeone else who knows Chumbawamba music beyond Tubthumping!?

It took several billion dollars and basically every computer engineer with the knowledge to make sure Y2K “wasen’t I big deal to live through”.
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World News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran songs removed from airwaves over Macklemore Palestine rowEnglish
164·3 days agoA shame it’s taken this long to get his “music” off the airwaves. It should have happened years ago.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
2·4 days agoThank you for keeping a level head. You evaluation of my intent is entirely correct.
Yeah, but it’s fun to make the Alphas cringe. Why would I want a bunch of teenagers to think I’m cool?
According to this slop all that happened after you hit 40? How old are you?
Or did you just not bother to proofread what the robot vomited out? Typical lazy gen Xer, can’t even make their own meme.
That’s a lot of words for “I can’t admit I’m wrong”.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
21·6 days agoPast actions have no bearing on the present? Interesting position to take.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
3·6 days agoNo, it was clear. Just not to you.
If it wasn’t clear the ADL wouldn’t have gotten mad in the first place and he wouldn’t have needed to apologize at all.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
4·6 days agoYou’re not going to recognize every single dog whistle that is out there and trying to will drive you insane. Go easy on yourself for not seeing this one.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
6·6 days agoNope not trying to pass it off as his current position. I genuinely thought you were demanding pictures of his past actions. I did not mean to be misleading.
I was classifying the costume as an antisemitic moment, which it was. He has since apologized and made good in the eyes of the Jewish community (apart from Pink) and doesn’t hold the views that that costume would suggest.
More to the point, saying “Free Palestine” isn’t an antisemitic statement at all.
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
616·7 days agoYes, that is the image I found when I searched “Macklemore Jewish Caricature”. You aggressively asked for pictures of said caricature. I gave you a picture and provided the context that the ADL accepted his apology and I pointed out that it doesn’t mean he blames all Jews for the genocide.
Why are you mad?
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News@lemmy.world•Ed Sheeran tour drops Macklemore after his onstage support for Palestine
817·7 days agoHere’s a picture of the caricature

This was back in 2014 and the ADL accepted his apology for it. So he’s at least had antisemitic moments. Does that mean he’s blaming all Jews for the genocide? No.
The problem with your analogy is that a human assistant is capable of making moral judgments and choices and can therefore be held morally responsible. At the moment AI is not capable of making such decisions because it has no understanding, moral or otherwise, and therefore can’t be held morally responsible. They are chaotic and unpredictable because they act with weighted randomness. Knowing this makes the human even more morally responsible for the actions of an AI.
It’s like lighting a fire to clear brush on your land. If you keep control of it everything can go smoothly. If you don’t keep control, you’ve got a wild fire on your hands and it’s your fault not the fire’s that your neighbors lost their homes. You don’t blame the fire for doing what fire does. You blame the human who set the fire, believing they could control it. Fire isn’t the problem. It’s a tool that can be harnessed for productive purposes by responsible people who know what they’re doing. In the hands of irresponsible people it’s incredibly dangerous. Where my analogy breaks down is that fire can happen without a human cause and AI can’t.



Something Boomers and Xers gave out because they couldn’t handle their kid not getting trophies? No we all understood how meaningless they were.