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seigando
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Comment #31773825
>If so, we should also have a word with 1.2 billion catholics. Yes, we should
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Comment #29032847
idk maybe mormon culture?
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Comment #29032778
Probably depends on how specific you get with the term aggression
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Comment #29032057
That's indicative of underlying aggression and can't be extrapolated to other cultures.
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Comment #28893176
* 1 point by seigando 1 day ago [–] My point is that when you pair a certain perception with a certain experience, it's possible for things to seem one way or the other. Some peopl…
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Comment #28883509
It's always a red flag when someone thinks they know what point I'm making better than I do.
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Comment #28878431
My point is that when you pair a certain perception with a certain experience, it's possible for things to seem one way or the other. Some people are very stuck in their perception…
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Comment #28874923
Maybe that dog wasn't indifferent to yours.
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Comment #28873221
First of all, lets not level accusations without some level of explanation. That's just rude. Second, on what basis do you claim that I'm the one with a confirmation bias and not y…
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Comment #28873076
Yes, those are not examples of what I'm talking about.
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Comment #28872724
Nothing where?
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Comment #28872449
>not meaningful claims about the world as such. Not meaningful to who?
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Comment #28871584
>'nature' does not empathize back except when it seems like it does
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Comment #28039923
This is insane, antisemitic moral equivalency.
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Comment #28036166
...wait why are you leaving the u.s. out of any of your examples?
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Comment #28035754
lol as if those are comparable governments.
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