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> Since this certainly won't happen, what's the point of your question? Demographic explosion in Africa coupled with the consequences of global warming makes it an inevitable event, that should be dealt with right now. This is not a partisan issue. It's going to destabilize Europe. Massive immigration from third world countries is not the answer to that problem. People in Europe are already on the edge since the late…
So what do you propose?
Chatbot that overturned 160k parking fines now helping refugees claim asylum
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#42Re: Chatbot that overturned 160k parking fines now helping refugees claim asylum
#43Can someone explain how the first chatbot was any better than an interactive form?
If I had an app to write and learned that customers were most likely to buy it with a UI that involved waving the phone and grunting at it, I'd just shrug and build it that way.
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#44capital is also an abstract concept and doesn't commit sexual assault. the two categories have little in common and it's a bizarre comparison to draw.
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Not sure if this is actual "civic action". At least if this is deployed in Europe, it sounds to me more like a deliberate action to completely destroy what remains of the asylum system, which is already struggling both technically and with its political and popular support, due to the large number of applicants who are economic migrants rather than actual refugees. It may be different with U.S. and Canada, though - t…
Capital flows completely freely between borders, but people can't. I don't really blame anyone for being economic migrants - they're just refugees of a different type.
However, particularly for European governments, it's now becoming visible that there is a selection to be made: you can have completely open borders, or you can have a welfare state, but you can't have both.
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#46capital is also an abstract concept and doesn't commit sexual assault. the two categories have little in common and it's a bizarre comparison to draw.
You think migrants are more rape-y than capital? ;) Edit: Are you insinuating that all migrants commit sexual assault, or maybe even that sexual assault is only perpetrated by migrants?
Re: Chatbot that overturned 160k parking fines now helping refugees claim asylum
#47capital is also an abstract concept and doesn't commit sexual assault. the two categories have little in common and it's a bizarre comparison to draw.
You think migrants are more rape-y than capital? ;) Edit: Are you insinuating that all migrants commit sexual assault, or maybe even that sexual assault is only perpetrated by migrants?
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#49capital is also an abstract concept and doesn't commit sexual assault. the two categories have little in common and it's a bizarre comparison to draw.
This isn't Breitbart. Your nazi kind aren't welcome here. Edit: Let the Trump boys downvote away but this is precisely the hallmarks of nazism, blaming an entire group of people. I will not sit silently while this happens before my eyes. Go ahead, downvote away.
Re: Chatbot that overturned 160k parking fines now helping refugees claim asylum
#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
Not sure if this is actual "civic action". At least if this is deployed in Europe, it sounds to me more like a deliberate action to completely destroy what remains of the asylum system, which is already struggling both technically and with its political and popular support, due to the large number of applicants who are economic migrants rather than actual refugees. It may be different with U.S. and Canada, though - t…
Capital flows completely freely between borders, but people can't. I don't really blame anyone for being economic migrants - they're just refugees of a different type.