Liberals will win majority of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, CNN projects

[SlaveForChrist]

Yes, that was handily approved. Voter ID is popular here, even amongst a number of typical Democrat voters.

It's literally been the law for 14 years

 

[Lionfish]

"voter ID won BIG which is huge"
Bitch, Wisconsin has had Voter ID since fucking 2011. FOURTEEN FUCKING YEARS

Was it in their constitution?

 

[martin]

Irrelevant appeal to authority. Did that information not exist before this age? What makes it exist now? The label is wrong.

No appeal, just reference to an “authority” you’re free to disregard but might help you learn something if you let it. The “age” is the new age in the spread of information, not information per se.

 

[Walt]

Did you get $100 for your COVID shots?

No, why?

 

[Dutch Uncle]

There is no "information age." The information has always been there. It is the Electronics Age. Electronics have allowed for that information to be organized and disseminated in an efficient manner. Television, the internet, and all the stuff on the internet are the result of electronics, not information.

Television, radio, computer networks, the telegraph, all work on electricity. The information they convey has always been there. These devices just allow for it to move around more efficiently where more people can access it.

Information age my ass.

Thanks for that, Terry.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

I don't drink whine, you soused lush.

Whiskey? Vodka? Straight out of the bottle?

 

[Into the Night]

IF so then his money is worth a lot more than Elon given he spent 1/10 of what Elon did and got a double digit win for his choice over Elon's

Wait...I thought you idiots said voters can't be bought.

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Whiskey? Vodka? Straight out of the bottle?

Ask Bird Lady.

 

[Hawkeye10]

We all lose when the courts stop being about the law, and become a second legislature....as they have.

Buckle Up.

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Ask Bird Lady.

Is that your ex? The woman who put you into a "home"?

 

[T. A. Gardner]

No appeal, just reference to an “authority” you’re free to disregard but might help you learn something if you let it. The “age” is the new age in the spread of information, not information per se.

That's because of electronics and electricity. The coupling of machines from the Industrial Age to electronics (computers) meant that an operator standing there manually making parts on it was no longer needed. Computers that did word processing, databases, and the like eliminated the need for skyscrapers full of clerks, typists, and other manual paperworkers to perform the administration and management of a large and complex business operation.

Industrial age 'word processor'

Electronics age word processor

Making parts in the Industrial age

Making parts in the Electronics age.

Electronics replaced sheer manpower for most simple, repetitive, work. That's the difference.

 

[Hawkeye10]

That's because of electronics and electricity. The coupling of machines from the Industrial Age to electronics (computers) meant that an operator standing there manually making parts on it was no longer needed. Computers that did word processing, databases, and the like eliminated the need for skyscrapers full of clerks, typists, and other manual paperworkers to perform the administration and management of a large and complex business operation.

Industrial age 'word processor'

Electronics age word processor

Making parts in the Industrial age

Making parts in the Electronics age.

Electronics replaced sheer manpower for most simple, repetitive, work. That's the difference.

I saw a claim the other day that in just 5 years AI will eliminate 40% of white collar jobs.

I however note that American AI has been corrupted with WOKE training, and that we dont want to accept that the Chinese have won another race, so I tend to doubt it.

 

[martin]

That's because of electronics and electricity. The coupling of machines from the Industrial Age to electronics (computers) meant that an operator standing there manually making parts on it was no longer needed. Computers that did word processing, databases, and the like eliminated the need for skyscrapers full of clerks, typists, and other manual paperworkers to perform the administration and management of a large and complex business operation.

Industrial age 'word processor'

Electronics age word processor

Making parts in the Industrial age

Making parts in the Electronics age.

Electronics replaced sheer manpower for most simple, repetitive, work. That's the difference.

Right. You got it the second time.

 

[gfm7175]

Ah, your question was “how much did George Soros give,” and I told you, two million

I never asked a question. YOU quoted it from a fake news article.

Your “whataboutism” fell flat on its face, but thanks for playing

Your lying fell flat on its face, but thanks for playing

 

[gfm7175]

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Your point?

 

[gfm7175]

It's literally been the law for 14 years

Yes, it's been the law here for quite a while, and now it is part of our state constitution.

 

[gfm7175]

No, why?

No bribe money for you? You got jipped, man!

 

[archives]

I never asked a question. YOU quoted it from a fake news article.

Your lying fell flat on its face, but thanks for playing

Oh, oh, I think you Red Hat Clubbers call that an ad hominem fallacy, and the irony is that the probability he ever even read the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel is next to nil

NEXT

 

[Uncensored2008]

Billionaire Emperor of the democrat party buys Wisconsin court - Stalinists rejoice....

 

[gfm7175]

Oh, oh, I think you Red Hat Clubbers call that an ad hominem fallacy, and the irony is that the probability he ever even read the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel is next to nil

NEXT

??? Please speak in English. It's the official language of this forum, btw.