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mzw_mzw
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Comment #15104287
That sounds romantic, except this whole Code of Conduct thing started with them being imposed on projects by outside activists literally to punish existing contributors for having …
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Comment #15104271
> we have an election that was probably hacked by Trump and the Russians. I'm sure you can provide evidence that the "election" was "hacked," since you seem so confident on the top…
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Comment #15098217
Discussions of this topic on HN tend to get flagged quickly because the discussion goes strongly against the witch-hunters.
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Comment #15098191
What public sentiment? Most of the commentary has been against this witch hunt.
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Comment #15082169
The discussion was going badly for the political enforcers, thus the post was swiftly flagged and removed. Expect this one to go the same way, because they really don't have a good…
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Comment #15082153
By creating a project that is entirely focused on rigid enforcement of political views, what you will actually do is only attract the people who are in it for the politics, not the…
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Comment #14953108
Do you think that saying "more men than women are interested in software development" is as evil as child labor, al Qaeda terrorism, restricting the vote, or legalizing rape?
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Comment #14953097
So... he writes an article stating that Google is intolerant of diverse points of view. He states a point of view that Google doesn't agree with, but which is not otherwise particu…
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Comment #14940002
If, as you've just admitted, the SPLC is not reliable, why do you think it checks out?
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Comment #14939996
Unfortunately none of these stories about "suspicious authorship" are plausible at this point, since the issue has been so heavily politicized. It is necessary for political purpos…
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Comment #14938758
> It's not that people are angry about the article's conclusion Yes, that's why all the journalists and self-proclaimed thought leaders are screaming for the author to be tracked d…
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Comment #14825219
"So next time someone invites you to join a game of Monopoly, here’s a thought. As you set out piles for the Chance and Community Chest cards, establish a third pile for Land-Value…
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Comment #13369614
If your job is to act as a mole for Trump's 2020 reelection campaign, then go ahead and keep doing what you are doing.
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Comment #13362868
>Honestly, who needs to reach out? Did the Republicans get in the nice situation they find themselves in now by reaching out? Yes, as a matter of fact, they did. Trump flipped a lo…
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Comment #13362848
>Hillary won the popular vote by almost 3 million votes And if the Presidential election was based on the popular vote, that would mean something. It doesn't work that way, and eve…
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Comment #13360197
And that sort of rhetoric is exactly why you lost that vote. Learn from it.
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Comment #13360183
That sort of rhetoric may make you feel better, but anyone who voted the other way is not going to be "ashamed" because someone insulted them for it; they're just going to dismiss …
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Comment #13273812
"The drumbeat of election rigging and foreign hacking of voting machines" -- None of that happened.
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Comment #13267135
Who gets to define "better"?
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Comment #13267118
I'm guessing it never snows where you live, and nobody ever needs to buy more than one bag of groceries at a time?
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Comment #13252781
Before you panic (well, before you continue panicking) you should probably read the article. There is nothing in there that even remotely suggests anything untoward happened in thi…
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Comment #13248188
How many people complaining about this policy enthusiastically voted to elect the political party that has put into place this policy in 2008, 2012, and 2016, and insisted that eve…
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Comment #13248176
Every Columbus Day, Americans are buried under an avalanche of articles and social media posts about how diseases brought by the Europeans wiped out the natives. Trust me, we know.…