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TheBranca18
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Comment #20993726
So wait, based on what I'm reading in this post, a saner opinion is getting into a debate about the definition of the words sexual assault on a mailing list? I understand people th…
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Comment #20831618
It's increasingly clear that I have less in common with many on Hacker News when these types of responses are considered valuable. > sounds like you dont know who gavin is then Thi…
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Comment #20829575
It's a bad thing to promote people such as McInnes, who if they had control of the world would prevent such free exchange and presentation of ideas and would kill minorities. It's …
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Comment #20818866
I've found over the years as I get to be more and more of an irascible old man, that my viewpoints don't align with much as far as popularity goes. And that's okay. Frankly the pow…
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Comment #20768220
To add context here, I responded to someone who said the current Hong Kong situation illustrates the importance of the second amendment. Which I think truly was a myopic, insipid c…
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Comment #20768049
It really is quite astounding that you are willfully ignoring the context of history in order to push this point about a tyrannical government. The current United States government…
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Comment #20767950
Korea and Vietnam were decades ago, the United States annihilated Iraq. Surprised you didn't mention Afghanistan. Modern technology would make any potential secession in the United…
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Comment #20767866
You mean the first amendment right? The US military machine would decimate any civilians wielding weapons if they were so inclined. They wouldn't even have to use troops, they coul…
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Comment #20750993
It's not hatred to ask people that are hoarding almost all the wealth in a country to spend more in taxes. That's just a progressive tax system. There isn't anything controversial …
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Comment #20707787
>Honestly, I was just trying to be silly ;) But you don't really expect us to watch your 20 min video do you? I don't care if you watch it or not, but if you're going to comment on…
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Comment #20705904
So I post a video in response to someone using anecdotal evidence as a counterpoint to Amazon treating their workers poorly. Included in the video are testimonials from actual Amaz…
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Comment #20705853
You are remembering correctly. But it also pointed out that Amazon sets the standard in the industry and just because they're not the worst doesn't mean they shouldn't get better.
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Comment #20705539
The media absolutely pushes an agenda, they are paid to do so. Not many would question that. The difference is, reporting on these things is their job and Amazon is treating their …
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Comment #20685868
I'm not really following your analogy. A video game isn't a car, a car is a means of transportation that depending on your situation, is a requirement in order to get goods and ret…
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Comment #20685579
Your entire premise is fallacious. It's responding to someone complaining about an injustice by saying there are starving children in Africa. Your situation sounds awful and if you…
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Comment #20653393
More worthy is hard to measure. Newspapers have to follow a process in order to publish, including gathering sources, reporting, etc. A Facebook post has none of that.
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Comment #20653375
This is why governmental bodies need to rely on experts in various fields. There is no way we should require our politicians to know everything about everything, but they should be…
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Comment #20653367
>Violent crime doesn't happen on the internet. The only thing to prevent is fraud. I couldn't disagree more with these statements. Human and sex trafficking occur through the net, …
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Comment #20646889
I would agree with you but think your examples are poor. Rogan generally lets his guests just talk about what they want to talk about without questioning them. Ben Shapiro sounds l…
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Comment #20627185
It's authoritarian that American web sites can't do the bare minimum to comply with privacy laws in the EU? I worked on some GDPR integration, on a publishing site no less (conside…
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Comment #20624895
I feel like you're offering a false choice. The point of the tariffs is to punish China for a trade deficit and make companies produce things more in the United States according to…
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Comment #20617903
What is winning the war mean in this case? Because the producers in the US, such as soy bean farmers, are not winning anything. Consumers and producers generally don't seem to win …
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Comment #20586276
If this is the issue, the electoral college doesn't solve this. Because what happens is the campaigning for the general election is usually dictated by swing state status and when …
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Comment #20506801
The fact that the word literally means itself and its opposite based on use for emphasis is another good example of this.
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Comment #17451401
My favorite story about Ice Poseidon was when he and his friends were at a Denny's talking shit about black people and a person comes up to them and calls them out to fight outside…