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Comment #25723475
Advised by whom? Who are you? > legal liability and the ethical stain of CCP You just sound like a garden variety propagandist. There is over half a trillion worth of trade between…
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Comment #25723038
A stronger element of the power structure is silencing another. It's simple as that. Look at the relentless pro-censorship brigading on most social media. Lots of money, power and …
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Comment #25722249
What a surprise... I've said this before and naturally downvoted by the suddenly zuckerburg loving anti-free speech crowd, but we really need to investigate the "cartel-like" collu…
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Comment #25722151
You claimed to be an absolutist though. And yes, you can be a free speech absolutist. Take a class in philosophy and educate yourself. There are plenty of free speech absolutists w…
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Comment #25722054
> I'm a free speech absolutist No you are not. Why lie? A free speech absolutist means that you believe any speech is acceptable. You comments clearly show you believe in limits to…
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Comment #25721382
> What does population have to do with self determination? Because the entire chinese population ( mainland china and taiwan ) claim taiwan is part of china. Taiwan is called ROC( …
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Comment #25712400
> As an EFF member I think they made the right call here. They didn't. They chickened out. The ACLU was more vocal in its opposition to censorship. That should show how cowardly th…
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Comment #25712098
> I've lived in Taiwan for a short period of time. Are you the guy that keeps spamming blogs about "TSMC, chips and how taiwan is so important to the US" to HN? > Furthermore, the …
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Comment #25711909
> Here's an observation: people who've survived longer than most are quick to smile. I like checking out stories about them, because I know I'll see an energizing photo of an upbea…
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Comment #25711779
> Wikipedia is incredible. It's good for surface level stuff. The apolitical superficial knowledge is where wikipedia excels. > I find it frustrating when friends say it's unreliab…
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Comment #25711650
Censoring a president is far greater a threat to the republic than some silly protest. People like you exploiting a silly pathetic protest to justify censorship is the threat to th…
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Comment #25696728
> An yet in 20 years, no one has presented any proof of actual election fraud. And yet the media, academics, politicians, etc all bring up over and over. I wonder why? > However th…
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Comment #25696586
> That's a mistatement of what many of us are saying. Actually I described you to the tee. > I certainly am not advocating that social media companies should have even more control…
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Comment #25696492
> Tone it down a bit. What was wrong with my tone? > You should inform yourself. I did and I am. "Wolfpacks are established according to a strict hierarchy, with a dominant male at…
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Comment #25696273
> And YT deletes content mentioning election fraud, and twitter permanent bans the president, all under the historically totalitarian guise of "safety" Also, really puts a dent int…
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Comment #25696226
Youtube, Google, Apple, FB, Twitter, etc... I've said it before and I'll say it again, we need to look into collusion/cartel behavior of these tech companies. I'm sure I'll be down…
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Comment #25689229
> I'm rather tired of the "both sides" rhetoric. That's what Republicans and Trump supporters say too. You are tired of it because it's true. > One candidate refused to commit to a…
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Comment #25688861
> As a person of logic and reason and based on multiple sources of information that I consider reputable Name it. What sources? Every major news source has been complaining about "…
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Comment #25688513
> a man who is a known fraud, morally bankrupt in business and personal life, and who has shown himself to be incompetent in office. Are you talking about donald trump or joe biden…
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Comment #25688047
> Goes to show that the notion of "nation" has fuzzy borders. Or that these aren't nations but empires pretending to be nations.
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Comment #25687957
> Wild wolves are social but not particularly hierarchichal. This is simply a lie. All wolf packs are strictly hierarchical. Meaning there is no wolf pack without a hierarchy. > A …
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Comment #25681695
> China's per capita emissions increased by 55% while those of the West have declined. Well that's because china was late to industrialization ( by 150 years ) has come from a low …
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Comment #25681584
> Coal is cheaper than solar in the same way that a house with no down payment is free. Except that rich europeans got the "house with no down payment" for centuries, but now expec…
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Comment #25681462
> Science is built on consensus No it's not. It's built on hypothesis and experiments (empiricism). Just because the nazi party banned "jewish" physics doesn't mean that "jewish" s…
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Comment #25681408
> To cooperate on batteries and cars... Oh you mean it isn't about an acquisition like the title sneakily implied? > The title would be more helpful if it included that information…