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Well post-war Europe didn't invent the internet or land on the moon. You have your way of doing things, we have ours. Also sort of ironic that you would advocat
by fapjacks 6y ago
Well post-war Europe didn't invent the internet or land on the moon. You have your way of doing things, we have ours. Also sort of ironic that you would advocate the very same tools that the fascists themselves used to control and manipulate the public.
- radycov 6y agoSurely being a javascript monkey isn't enough excuse for ignorance regarding Tim Berners-Lee? You have to be buried in a deep pit of nationalistic delusion to feign that level of ineptitude.
- oblio 6y agoThose things were a cooperation. And you definitely don't want to read up who led the US space program.
- fapjacks 6y agoI realize it's not very hip to be proud of the things we have accomplished in the United States, but that doesn't make them untrue or any less significant.
- oblio 6y agoI'm not American and you should be proud of those achievements. But when someone else criticizes some valid issues with the US and the reply is a sort of "did your country put men on the moon?", that's just ridiculous. Address the issue at hand.
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- fapjacks 6y agoIs it any more ridiculous than the claim that limitations on speech can somehow stop fascism? What is your bar for ridiculous claims about the possible outcomes of the freedom of (or limitations on) speech? A culture that feels it is free to express itself as it desires certainly seems like less of a breeding ground for fascism than a culture which has grown to fear outlier ideas and divergence from the norm.