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Impassionata
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Comment #28462511
You live in a fantasy world and are speaking delusional madeup nonsense as if it is real.
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Comment #27508731
I can understand why you think the way you do and the way you construct your arguments, unlike some others in this thread, makes me believe you're genuine. But I hope you can see t…
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Comment #27508124
Once you only care about silencing those who would point out fascism, it becomes easy enough. Watchful moderation willing to act is necessary. I'm unsurprised that HN is being expl…
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Comment #27507857
> I think a large bit of conservative viewpoint today is that the government shouldn't even be involved in marriage. How is it you think that your viewpoint connects to conservativ…
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Comment #27507817
These people here in this topic are the vectors for misinformation.
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Comment #27507743
Might get far enough: this entire thread is flagged.
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Comment #27505233
Once you send a mob at the Capitol to interfere with the peaceful transition of power, there can be only one side that calls itself American.
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Comment #27504851
Haidt's work gets trotted out a lot, but it was prior to the fascist turn of the Republican party. Now Republicans live in a mostly imagined political reality.
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Comment #27504832
>submissive conservative boogeyman narrative. The Republican party is engaged in a fascist lie about the validity of our elections. Wake up.
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Comment #27504811
Fascists don't care about truth. It's that simple. And people are that easy to mislead. At least for a while.
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Comment #27504796
This is the problem with concepts of polarization: when one side is completely corrupt, reporting on that corruption (that is, observing basic reality) becomes a political act easi…
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Comment #27454420
... nah.
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Comment #27454395
>I don't personally find what he's saying there to be especially problematic. And you're right in theory; in theory it's fine to give people a chance to express their opinion. In t…
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Comment #27453432
There's some leaked emails where he plainly states he's chasing that audience. https://web.archive.org/web/20210217195335/https://twitter.c... I wouldn't say he's racist but it's a…
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Comment #27453407
There's some leaked emails where he plainly states he's chasing that audience. https://web.archive.org/web/20210217195335/https://twitter.c... I wouldn't say he's racist but it's a…
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Comment #27453380
It's not that it's hard to read his texts, and sometimes there's still some good stuff in there. It's that once someone shows bad judgment you have to think about how that manifest…
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Comment #27452812
It's hard to read Scott once you hear about how he courted the alt-right on purpose and his communities became full of open racists as a result.
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Comment #27395648
There's a way to achieve the stated goals: have the government come down real hard both on the low-level data crime and the big players that are supposedly legit. Burn it all down.…
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Comment #27365885
This is a skillfully written piece to deny and hedge. But if you look closely, there are some signs. This comment refers to some scientists. But it's actually written by an Interne…
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Comment #27312312
It has always been like this. Everyone always repeated talking points they heard in the mainstream media. Always.
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Comment #27198442
Pathologizing hobbies, even as a joke, doesn't really make for a great start.
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Comment #27187778
This is a stupid trap you're trying. See how they misdirect? I'm not saying d0mine is taking Russian money, I'm saying that the Russian money spent getting hooks into Trump leads i…