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A2017U1

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    Comment #21398547

    > imagine a wholly for-profit police force. https://www.newyorker.com/humor/daily-shouts/l-p-d-libertari...

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    Comment #21383550

    Am i missing something here? You're saying someone selfharming justifies criminal punishment? I'd love to have this conversation in a suburban mall food where the average bmi is >3…

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    Comment #21367395

    > news isn't religion Anecdotally it feels that way in modern society. Ask a random person if they believe Fox news.

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    Comment #21341734

    > verbal announcements At this point the foreigner is more Japanese than the local friend.

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    Comment #21287169

    > Taxi Driver formed part of the delusional fantasy of John Hinckley Jr.[26] that triggered his attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981, an act for which he was …

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    Comment #21281314

    Can anyone elaborate on [3] or at least copypaste it? Twitter links seem to rarely work without having the app on mobile, it's disgustingly blatant dark pattern stuff.

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    Comment #21279780

    While I agree with the sentiment feel the urge to note that where I live but you will face punishment for having blackberries growing on your property similar to what you would for…

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    Comment #21279651

    > Glasgow council is selling land like its going out of fashion to developers Guessing the sentiment here is that this is bad? Why exactly? Is Glasgow not growing and ever more peo…

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    Comment #21268944

    https://dark.fail/ for market and forum links. Dread and Avengers are the forums. Browse around or ask questions on the forums. Reputation is everything on darknet markets, a reput…

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    Comment #21266909

    What news does reach "the majority of people in China"? The children of senior officials routinely study overseas, it's painfully mundane. As for China "ramping up anti-western rhe…

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    Comment #21238514

    Just to clarify because it's a tad vague, you support Blizzard's right to both remove a winners players prizemoney and future ability to compete because of one sentence on a livest…

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    Comment #21238260

    While keeping the population well-fed, secure and with wages growing at 5% a year? Not possible. The masses will beg for more oppression if you can keep that up.

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    Comment #21238227

    The greying of this only comment here despite not a single reply ironically only proves my point further. I guess the "anti-censorship activists" aren't here to save me today. Oh w…

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    Comment #21238192

    > News travels faster than ever before. Everyone has a camera on them. I too am watching the ever-loyal Kurds get slaughtered by a NATO member with the overt approval of the US mil…

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    Comment #21238088

    Actually spent quite a while going through the list of banned subs to eliminate contentious ones, gotta make commenters work for it :) They are a US based website subject to those …

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    Comment #21238021

    > the Blizzard controversy indicates just how badly the company has screwed up here, and the level of pressure that the community and anti-censorship activists are going to apply a…

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    Comment #21230973

    > I’d be hard-pressed to name one that I felt contributed to free speech. As in US Constitution free speech? I can think of dozens. r/SanctionedSuicide r/DarknetMarkets r/shoplifti…

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    Comment #21219372

    In 2001, they offered Osama Bin Laden to be trialled in a third country for the thousands of deaths he caused with 9/11. The US administration refused. Just typical warmongering by…

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    Comment #20684816

    This strikes to the heart of what my comment mentioned though: the vast majority of people don't care, Western consumer people especially. Not supporting it, simply saying it. Make…

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    Comment #20684314

    How much money did private enterprise make from the Arab Spring? Hundred billion or so? To pretend like it was a moral issue is insane. Most people don't care in the slightest in d…

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    Comment #20684224

    it's just plug and play hey?

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    Comment #20684192

    So why does Boeing end up paying compensation in court? Airplane parts are intertwined believe it or not, their engineers spend years working together. May as well start 26 shell c…

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    Comment #20684163

    Eh, such generalizations, I've lived and worked in very racist homogenous societies for years and still never struggled to find local friends. There's always cool folks to befriend…

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    Comment #20684117

    This is pro-China propaganda at it's best, they'll milk it for years. It's hilarious how naive the West is about these matters.

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    Comment #20671726

    > Well unless you use a one time pad but nobody does Was under the impression intel agencies and militaries use OTP's regularly and the keys are carried in diplomatic pouches aroun…