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wtfwhateven
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Comment #49219130
I hope the moderators here do something about the AI spambot accounts such as the above. One example is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49076441 There is, of course, sim…
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Comment #49084185
Yes it is! the Mondragon Accords. my first thought when seeing the title :) had no idea the name was based on something real! Have been listening to an audio-book of 2312 when I ha…
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Comment #49076788
What?
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Comment #48565869
Terrible, perhaps even knowingly dishonest, analogy.
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Comment #47706711
The opposite is true, actually.
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Comment #47138472
you cannot be serious. wtf?
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Comment #47068156
Wait the FTC is suing Mozilla?
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Comment #46882271
>Not sure who determines the threshold The SEC. >he certainly goes to court more than your average person Yes because he sues a lot of entities for silly things such as some advert…
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Comment #46830711
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Comment #46821221
aaand he never replied It is like they're brainwashed. Awful.
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Comment #46761891
You have clearly not actually read the opinion being discussed and have resorted to outright lying about what it says. Please stop it.
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Comment #46761877
Have you actually read the SC opinion or are you just assuming what it says? It is apparently the latter. >No he can't because this is against the law What exactly do you think imm…
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Comment #46761865
Do you think immunity is for lawful things? Why on earth are you arguing that unlawful acts are not covered by immunity? What exactly do you think immunity makes someone immune fro…
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Comment #46761849
It is what they ruled. What do you gain from lying about this?
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Comment #46702789
No it hasn't.
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Comment #46611861
which law suspends the constitution for people an ICE agent is in the vicinity of?
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Comment #46503696
"permanently suspending accounts" Surprising, usually the system automatically bans people who post CSAM and elon personally intervenes to unban then. https://mashable.com/article/…
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Comment #46382422
Not true.
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Comment #46352257
Yeah I agree. Utterly bizarre replies. Wonder who is paying for it. They should be in prison honestly.
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Comment #46308374
>There are many horrible conflicts throughout the world(i.e. Sudan, Syria, Myanmar) So? Are you saying no resolutions were passed regarding them? >the Israel-Palestinian conflict i…
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Comment #46307343
They're currently gleefully advocating for this situation and demanding anyone who disagrees be thrown in a cage.
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Comment #46305374
>This is clearly a case of extremely blatant bias Not at all, not even remotely. I'm alarmed anyone can sincerely interpret it that way and ignore what prompted those resolutions. …
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Comment #46297817
For the lazy, that unwatch link can be summarized as "israel keeps doing awful things and refuses to stop but the UN is biased against israel because it doesn't condemn hamas in ev…
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Comment #46282220
>What's wrong with account generation? What's right with it? Accounts being generated (i.e. many inauthentic accounts controlled by few people) are always used to send spam, there …