The Hitlers of Programming

Dijkstra, Knuth and Wirth are the most right wing comp-sci personalities. You can never hope to be any more based than these programming SS officers.

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Those scoundrels, along with Tony Hoare and others were behind the Structured Programming Conspiracy... Not based.

According to Schmidt's book, Trump's condition was serious enough for Vice President Mike Pence to be placed on standby alert to temporarily assume the powers of the presidency. That sort of news should have been reported when it occurred, not some 10 months later and two months before a presidential election.

Trump, who is clearly in bad health and suffering from morbid obesity and an inability to speak coherently, ensured that his White House spin doctors covered up the seriousness of last November's medical episode by claiming Trump merely had a "quick exam and labs” as part of his annual physical prior to what was foreseen as a "very busy 2020."

Schmidt reports in his book that Trump's visit to the Bethesda hospital was anything but routine and that Pence was alerted to take temporary reins of the presidency because Trump was undergoing a procedure that required anesthesia.

Trump has become the quintessential ailing authoritarian, whose medical condition worsens by the day. Africa, the land of Trump's "shithole countries," has a great deal of experience in dealing with old and feeble tyrants. Such leaders have been isolated from the daily government decision-making process and left largely to their own private pursuits or sent abroad for medical treatment.

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Discriminating people by health is racism. Only Nazis did that, when they put to death disabled people.

922(r) can go fuck itself, if I want to import eleven dicks that should be my right!

Only Nazis did that, when they put to death disabled people.
Sparta? Never heard of it.

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Sparta is the Zeroth Reich.

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two kings to avoid dictatorship

Yeah, no.

The point was simply that nazis were (and still are) such a horrendous blight on humanity that they can be ripped apart without having to resort to historical fallacies. >>5