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Comment #25266056
The Kremlin is not a propaganda agency any more than the White House is a propaganda agency.
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Comment #25265932
In the UK, you're looking for JTRIG, Institute for Statecraft/Integrity Initiative, and the 77th Brigade, and probably tens to hundreds of smaller organizations.
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Comment #25265672
> Look near the end where he describes Trump helping a dictator as a good thing because "it brings the corruption out in the open". I could not find this in the article. > He goes …
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Comment #25255623
It’s made clearer in the text, but the conflation of “citizen” and “resident” here is a common irritant that makes it really difficult to understand just what non-citizens are enti…
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Comment #24391048
Right-libertarian "variants of anarchy" fundamentally ignore the foundational concepts of anarchism and are frankly a joke.
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Comment #24390867
They most certainly are not. Some right-libertarians have convinced themselves that they are anarchists so that they can pretend to be radicals but that does not make it so. Anarch…
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Comment #24388438
I'm struggling to understand what you're trying to argue, to be honest.
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Comment #24388235
The current geopolitical situation prevents anarchists from living in their desired society because there is zero (or practically zero) free land to create such a society without i…
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Comment #24388216
How do you amass power in an anarchist system? In capitalism you generally amass power by amassing capital. What's the equivalent under anarchism?
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Comment #24380586
In America, the validity of a search is rarely an impediment to carrying it out.
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Comment #24378049
Your implication was that Seamus Milne, or his team, command a sort of "troll army" through WhatsApp. This is substantially different to disseminating talking points to friendly me…
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Comment #24374849
> I captured the attention of the Corbynite WhatsApp group run by Seamus Milne's team, and was heavily trolled...Rachel Swindon et al... This is a conspiracy theory with no basis i…
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Comment #24346552
I'm sure they could finagle a job description to say this and maybe even get away with it, but unfortunately the job description they did use was unambiguously "spying on labor org…
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Comment #24346413
It is, however, illegal to engage in, or create the impression of engaging in, surveillance of union activities.
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Comment #24316917
No, it isn't.
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Comment #24278178
Is there evidence that cats are actually a problem for local wildlife in NZ? Which species are under threat? I've found this belief is common, and it may well be true in some place…
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Comment #24037235
The right wing in the UK has been inserting their own people into top BBC positions for years. The BBC has a history of working with the security services to deny employment to any…
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Comment #24037128
The right controls the non-government media organizations just as well, what's the difference? The BBC is harder to control because it legally is supposed to be impartial.
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Comment #23993684
You're probably not the target audience, to be honest.
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Comment #23993600
> No, the modern welfare state is not capitalism, it's a socialist reaction to capitalism. You have this completely backwards. The welfare state is a bourgeois reaction to socialis…
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Comment #23993568
To be charitable to the guy, maybe he didn't realize that Capital is actually about capitalism, not communism.
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Comment #23888543
I would rather measure 2.5 grams on the scale I'm already using, it's far easier. Volumetric measurements should only be used for liquids.
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Comment #23682543
You should revise your original statement from "he didn't say those things" to "he said those things, but I agree with them". Thanks.