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throwvid19
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Comment #23811775
Nope; still can't read my own code.
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Comment #23767245
If you want to see the tremendous mental gymnastics that go into it, check this out: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/justin-taylor/bibli...
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Comment #23767062
The conspiracy theorist in me says it's a way of signaling via the (bunk) neurolinguistic programming philosophy, which suggests that emphasizing certain words will evoke a desirab…
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Comment #23736307
Are you suggesting that Colin Kaepernick's mother was raped?
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Comment #23705588
Interesting slice of history, thanks for sharing! What other countries weren't bothered with this sort of atrocity 80 years ago?
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Comment #23704922
While it's true that there is tremendous data of many events of police overreach--corroborated by many sources--certainly not all events in this data set are corroborated. How many…
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Comment #23696644
The number of comments in here that ask for additional/richer data and are being flagged is supremely concerning. I understand that this is a hot issue with very polarized sides, b…
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Comment #23696513
You just identified exactly what OP was asking for: context. I can't hear what the police are saying to the protesters, can you? That's context. The police actions appear mildly qu…
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Comment #23665010
Well put. The Left typically wants to silence/ignore while the Right typically wants to fight/berate about it.
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Comment #23664965
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Comment #23664853
Most social sites lean left, and far-left dialog is generally tolerated in those places, while anything right of center is demonized in a gradient of intensity the further right yo…
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Comment #23588917
When the author writes about the "average" developer, that is--without ambiguity in a probability density distribution--definitely a male. To use "he/him" pronouns in that context …