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why_is_it_good

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    Comment #48882314

    > What you fail to realize is that Tourists bring money to your city. They buy drinks from your favorite bar. Lunch from a struggling local cafe They also raise prices to an intern…

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    Comment #47917726

    > Storage: At least 22 GB of free space on the volume that contains your Chrome profile.

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    Comment #47319806

    [flagged]

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    Comment #46656378

    That works both ways. Human chains are all that justifies your existence, having abandoned being a hunter gatherer.

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    Comment #46444845

    You mean murder, before capital understands its critics are as moraly bankrupt as capital itself, and deploys killbots?

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    Comment #46180187

    So you just want a larger police force than them.

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    Comment #46173869

    The mistake is in expecting anything positive from a company, brand or celebrity. And then phrasing it as if it's a problem?

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    Comment #42564985

    > Excuse me? Really thoughtful comment, that shows us the core of your objection: nothing. https://www.unqualified-reservations.org/2007/09/how-dawkins...

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    Comment #41272639

    _in which it is implied capitalizing B in black is both provocative, and that this kind of provocation is not interesting_

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    Comment #39450774

    Some slopes are slippery and some people have the cause of their deeds in their [material] characteristics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motive_(law)

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    Comment #39154526

    > radical feminists are socially conservatives Bold claim. > MW: conservative: tending or disposed to maintain existing views, conditions, or institutions LGBT advocates who want t…

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    Comment #34945563

    Yes, different context. But for the same idea to exist in both Adam and Freedom Georgia's peoples: self segregation. Freedom Georgia wants a black owned town. They do it because th…

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    Comment #34945425

    There are differences. But also things in common. Both statements get to "like me" by using skin color (or race) as proxy. And so we learn "people (un)like me" are people of the sa…

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    Comment #34945268

    I agree it would be a poor argument if used as argument. It wasn't. Funny you use "other people do X too". You agree those Georgians are self segregating. I'm using it to explain t…

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    Comment #34945160

    And we, as a society, now condemn getting away from groups defined by their race/skin color, and flocking together to others who are less likely to hate you? https://edition.cnn.co…

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    Comment #33486522

    If people can learn from your face, so can cameras. It's not so simple.

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    Comment #28883885

    Now we discuss "claims of oppression by identities", yet before it was just "identities". Before identity was enough, when called out you switch to specific oppression. Almost as i…

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    Comment #28883379

    > Black and native trans women suffer more Not by virtue of its blackness, indigenous or sex status, but only in relation to other people. If other people were to praise blackness,…

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    Comment #28883357

    To praise weakness and call it merit.

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    Comment #28883251

    > As a general rule The whole movement of correcting social wrongs is made by barking at a social hegemons. And now we come full circle as people seem to believe there are general …

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    Comment #28818457

    And they better not think about it, lest they think wrong and end up in the situation OP mentioned and you chose to dismiss.

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    Comment #18086835

    > Given the choice, some of your customers would rather interact with a machine than speak to a member of your support team. Some do. Some don't.

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    Comment #18027487

    Or makeup.

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    Comment #15411971

    I am amazed at how bad this situation is. > Something happens. > /pol/, being /pol/, flipped the switch that generates semi-random information around a subject, seasoned with bias-…

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    Comment #14935189

    Found another submission for this story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14934581