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Comment #23848629
Please elaborate on how this comment is a political or ideological battle? A person asked a specific question about US history, and I replied with relevant historical documentation…
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Comment #23848529
I'm more concerned with what that implies about the content of their character, rather than color
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Comment #23848056
>"The National Museum of African American History & Culture wants to make you aware of certain signs of whiteness: Individualism, hard work, objectivity, the nuclear family, progre…
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Comment #23838697
There is lots of evidence of the US supporting gangsters throughout the middle east and then later going to war against them. So much so, that the intelligence agencies responsible…
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Comment #23835535
Yep, it's definitely not easy. Nothing worth doing is. Many prefer poisonous fast food to a healthy home cooked meal, just as many prefer to read twitter comments and click bait th…
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Comment #23835441
Studying human history and philosophy provides much greater insights into human affairs than reading click bait or partisan propaganda
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Comment #23835374
As a thought experiment: are there any examples that you can personally think of where self proclaimed liberals used hate and fear to shape public discourse?
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Comment #23834720
>alternative that does the work of collective discovery. The library
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Comment #23834693
>How do I tell the difference between an honest citizen journalist, a propagandist, a liar, a lunatic, or a troll? Critical thinking skills, independent research, and open dialogue…
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Comment #23834152
How many examples would it take to convince you? And do you think it's possible for humans to claim they are driven by altruistic, while actually being primarily hateful, deceitful…
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Comment #23833909
Maybe if there weren't already countless other supporting, self-evident examples in recent history
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Comment #23833788
You're assuming a false dichotomy in which one obscurely defined group is subjectively deemed to be marginally better than the other excuses the synergistic absurdity of both
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Comment #23833734
Not surprising considering the extreme consolidation of mass media corporations over the past 50 years.
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Comment #23833660
The irony is inherent in the ideology. This is just one of many examples of that irony on full public display, cannibalizing itself.
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Comment #23833620
>it would be VERY hard to convince me that they have done it at the same level of concerted effort. What exactly would it take to convince you of that?
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Comment #23832809
What's silly, precisely? Seat belts are cool, so no, you're wrong. Homemade masks (as opposed to N95) and handkerchiefs are only marginally effective against reducing transmission.…
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Comment #23825915
Why doesn't the state also mandate exercise, diet, and sleep?
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Comment #23825732
>18 of those will have permanent heart damage for the rest of their lives. Adding critical context: Nearly half of americans are obese and/or have heart disease, and ~650,000 are k…
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Comment #23794916
>That jackboot that has been stomping my face in, I wonder if it fits me? "If only there were evil people somewhere insidiously committing evil deeds, and it were necessary only to…
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Comment #23794869
Why do you focus so narrowly on "fighting" speech, rather than the ongoing actions that are dehumanizing humans of all types?
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Comment #23794830
Nature abhors monoculture
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Comment #23792604
Can you see how the former is a link in the same "chain of destruction"[1] as the latter? [1] https://youtu.be/c8N0TDsjpkE You may be disinclined to watch this short video, but per…
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Comment #23792549
It's funny (and quite stupid) how people try to define slavery and racism as a uniquely white American problem from the past, and not a human problem of the present. Slavery still …
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Comment #23792407
There is a comical irony to how those roles have flip flopped over these recent decades. Evidence of how we humans do in fact have so much more in common than we give ourselves cre…
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