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griffinmmahon
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Comment #14136198
Sure, agreed! But it's not like the two parties are all that different in that they both act on the interests of wealthy elites.
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Comment #14135430
They're also called the Republicans.
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Comment #14045601
Nah, it does preclude that possibility, because some of the suffering of those individual humans is entirely unnecessary.
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Comment #14017105
Anecdotal and unrelated.
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Comment #14015717
Yeah the whole "globalist" thing is stupid to me. There are better ways to articulate the position that don't originate from conspiracy theorists.
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Comment #14006029
Yeah, I'm interested in the original user's self-identification as someone who mistrusts globalists. Thank you for the summary!
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Comment #14004653
Yes, exactly! None of these things are mutually exclusive. Decrying liberal/conservative media bias while being stuck within that same spectrum is an entirely impotent critique to …
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Comment #14004626
Sure, we're agreeing. I just take issue with the idea that it is possible to do an injustice against the dead over word choice. I probably jumped too quick, though, and maybe shoul…
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Comment #14004202
I basically do not take issue with your dissection of terms here. However I have seen another bit of your logic elsewhere and strongly disagree with it: the idea that mislabelling …
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Comment #14004170
And there's also the possibility that the NYT et al have 1) done bad things in the past but 2) have also done good things For example, Noam Chomsky rightfully called the NYT "a bad…
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Comment #14004151
A question only intended as such: could you explain what you mean by the word "globalists"? Thanks! e: I should clarify that I'm not being sarcastic or snarky and am genuinely inte…
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Comment #14004119
Yeah "left" is not the way I would describe papers that dishonestly hyped the invasion of Iraq etc. For readers-by: try Jacobin or Dissent
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Comment #13982975
Re-fuckin-tweet. It's a good thing that the world is different from how it used to be -- the past was full of injustices and suffering. Nostalgia for nostalgia's sake is poison.
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Comment #13711655
Your comment has me fondly remembering a backpacking trip in Wyoming. We'd go to sleep around 8 or 9 since it would get dark before then and wake up at about 7, and the sleep was i…
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Comment #13706572
I do not disagree!
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Comment #13706568
Didn't know about this, thanks for the info!
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Comment #13705319
As far as I can tell, there's no new "technology" in whatever product Palantir offers (I have briefly used it before?). It seems to me that it's just a program for data visualizati…
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Comment #13680841
This position though is pretty much contingent on nearly every person making nearly every environmentally-friendly decision then, no?
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Comment #13680297
>I haven't significantly changed my behavior and consumption patterns You shouldn't be ashamed about this per se, because the type of action that will combat climate change is acti…
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Comment #13676121
Check out r/bodyweightfitness, I'm sure they have a bunch of good tutorials.
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Comment #13676115
The rise in popularity of "functional fitness" and its accompanying ideas about mobility and flexibility have made it seem like everyone should be a contortionist, but if you're on…
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Comment #13620733
Or more recently Mark Fisher, who at least in one essay (to be honest, I've only read this so far but just bought another book; I'm much more familiar with DFW and agree with your …
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Comment #13584437
Thank you for fighting the good fight in explaining this concept.