I hope nobody uncovers the naruto fan fiction I wrote in my teens when I run for political office.
Beto O'Rourke's membership in America's oldest hacking group
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#12He might just be the guy who understands technology, privacy and cryptography. Or is that too much to ask for?
Andrew Yang knows about it, check him out https://www.yang2020.com
I'm not sure how writing off a demographic of people not even born yet is going to go for his campaign.
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#13I hope nobody uncovers the naruto fan fiction I wrote in my teens when I run for political office.
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#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
Andrew Yang knows about it, check him out https://www.yang2020.com
Isn't this the guy that just said that within a generation white people will be shooting up Asians? I'm not sure how writing off a demographic of people not even born yet is going to go for his campaign. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWQNiiC0AzA
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#15I hope nobody uncovers the naruto fan fiction I wrote in my teens when I run for political office.
(He says, remembering all the times he's had fun hanging out with furries... those guys know how to party!)
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#16Wonder what his handle was.
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#19I hope nobody uncovers the naruto fan fiction I wrote in my teens when I run for political office.
You joke about it, but it is kind of scary that some obscure tweet or facebook post one did in their teens might be used against them when running for (whatever) public office...
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#20If anyone can show that Beto has a hard copy of the Anarchists' Cookbook I'll vote for him twice.
> At the time, people connected to bulletin boards by dialing in to the phone lines through a modem. Heavy use of long-distance modem calls could add up to hundreds of dollars a month. Savvy teens learned techniques for getting around the charges, such as using other people’s phone-company credit card numbers and five-digit calling codes to place free calls.