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walrushunter
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Comment #42154141
I'm an engineering manager at a Fortune 500 company. The dumbest engineer on our team left for Netflix. He got a pay raise too. Our engineers are fucking morons. And this guy was t…
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Comment #42116815
A 110 million dollar fighter jet is worth an order of magnitude more than a human life, yes. And that doesn't even mention the potential for civilian casualties from the plane cras…
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Comment #42116500
That plane is significantly more valuable to the American people than his life is. That plane cost the entire federal tax bill of 1000 senior software engineers. If he's not willin…
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Comment #42116395
Precisely, the next pilot will not bail out so quickly, saving a $100M plane. Encouraging pilots to exhaust all options before they eject is the entire point.
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Comment #42116334
Interesting because I'm willing to give the US Marine Corp, which conducted a comprehensive investigation before firing him, the benefit of the doubt.
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Comment #42057327
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Comment #42010527
What he's describing is communism. Since he won't actually control his business anymore, there won't be any need to raise capital.
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Comment #41859357
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Comment #41813820
Yeah, we should just stop all wars. Great idea! How has nobody thought of this before???
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Comment #41749378
The most interesting part of this article is the incendiary language in the headline. Nobody would click otherwise because it doesn't take a genius to know that the internet has ca…
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Comment #41749303
There's no other way to see it. I'm not sure why the parent comment decided to bring politics into it. You'd think the idea that the government shouldn't be able to accuse you of a…
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Comment #41701999
The Los Angeles Lakers quite literally do have legacy admissions. They drafted LeBron James's son even though he's nowhere close to being an NBA-level talent just so that they coul…
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Comment #41602183
Blood??? Some kid spending their allowance on a shitty phone game does not make them bleed.
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Comment #41602147
So terrorists? You're concerned data logging may harm terrorists?
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Comment #41580910
It's amazing how little empathy you can have for a country that had 1000+ of its civilians murdered just because it's a primarily Jewish country.
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Comment #41580197
How could I possibly personally guarantee that? If your standard for engaging in military action is that they must be able to prove to you personally that their target is really a …
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Comment #41580139
It absolutely alleviates the situation. The rockets were going to be fired either way. Now with a few dead, a bunch of wounded, and a communication channel disabled, it's going to …
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Comment #41580106
Literally no war ever has avoided collateral damage. Trying to hold Israel to that standard is absurd and pretty transparently anti-Semitic.
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Comment #41579984
"Israel orchestrating an attack against the terrorists they're at war with makes me think less of them" is certainly an opinion. A batshit fucking stupid opinion, but you're entitl…
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Comment #41560453
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Comment #41515697
The Democrats are most definitely leftwing. What a preposterous thing to claim. Just because other countries are withering away under socialism, doesn't suddenly make the Dems righ…
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Comment #41445512
Wow, I can't believe the Washington Post is supporting censorship again. It's almost like "Democracy does in darkness" was a complete lie.
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Comment #41234747
Is it really essential? I don't feel like this ruling changes my chances of being falsely accused of a crime at all. All it really does is take away a tool police could use to find…