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zaru27
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Comment #18454746
To be fair, he's probably more fun at parties than the socially-challenged antifa squad downvoting me
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Comment #18453212
I'm not religious, but it's hard to ignore the comparison: "Also it causes all, both small and great, both rich and poor, both free and slave, to be marked on the right hand or the…
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Comment #18453135
Hong Kong is at the top - looks like that list will need to get updated soon.
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Comment #18451175
This is a really lovely comment.
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Comment #18451018
To clarify, I'm not suggesting an outright ban - that would be a foreign policy gaffe of monumental proportions. I also have no prejudice towards Chinese people, but I do feel that…
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Comment #18450972
I think the situation is much more complicated than that. Who do they have allegiance to? What are their ideals, inculcated from their family and society from a young age, even if …
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Comment #18450925
I definitely agree with what you're suggesting would be a great idea, but I'm not sure something like that could happen in the near future. I get the impression that the Democrats …
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Comment #18450768
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Comment #18437287
Last one regarding, for example, US developing a massive competitive advantage with the internet right after their housing market crash. I won't debate any further because clearly …
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Comment #18436469
By the same token, there's no reason to think they'll fall anywhere near or under 5% in the near future. They have 1.5 billion people with a higher average IQ than the US with a st…
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Comment #18435625
I don't think it's going far enough. There are several hundreds variables completely separating China and the USSR and Japan from a blanket comparison. I would like to hope that th…
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Comment #18435045
I don't really see MAD as being a given, especially depending on if China or the US develops rapid technological advancements over the next few decades. I think it's a really unlik…
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Comment #18429965
It seems like he's come up with a very dubious dumbing down of why Germany went to war and appropriated it for his own reasons. As an aside, it's interesting to watch how people on…
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Comment #18426053
That’s a very common term which he did not coin, so it’s ridiculous to ascribe that to him. Also- correct me if I’m wrong- when he uses it, it will be solely in regard to internet …
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Comment #18426004
First of all, the tech industry isn’t even part of Steve bannon’s platform- they’re only referring to unskilled labor from what I’ve seen - we’re not on their radar. Second, your c…
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Comment #18425889
This program needs to end. H1B a bandaid over our complete failure to provide a modern education and bring young people into STEM, while dually deflating middle class wages for the…
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Comment #18424248
Are you implying balkanization of the internet is a bad thing? An open internet seems like a stoner hippie concept - as it stands currently, we're playing around in an open field w…
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Comment #18413817
I agree it’s not a new phenomena and never said that it was. I’d argue that our news was historically fair-minded up until the recent mass-scale polarization.
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Comment #18411686
There's no shortage of people who share that same "belief", but would end up writing down a different and conflicting list of people than you, with no loss of accuracy
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Comment #18411529
News should only be taken with a grain of salt in 2018
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Comment #18395141
False positives probably aren't a huge concern over in Putinville
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Comment #18377188
Exactly
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Comment #18377149
That sounds like the renaissance we've all been waiting for. Every would-be entrepreneur's wet dream is a $20/month subscription for Facebook.