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Please don’t comment like that. HN guidelines: “ Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity. “ You and I live in
by mint2 4y ago
Please don’t comment like that. HN guidelines:
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Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. It tramples curiosity.
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You and I live in different realities
democrats didn’t storm congress that was trump supporters when they refused to accept his loss.
There is nothing wrong with protesting the Supreme Court decisions, that’s called freedom of speech. Aka something valued in non-authoritian value systems.
Covid misinformation like ivermectin? Or that it’s just flu? That’s not the left spreading those.
Hacker news isn’t a good place for political debates but the views you expressed have serious flaws/skews and do not reflect a factual/neutral observer. Take your rebuttal reply if you will but I’m not going to continue after this because hacker news shouldn’t be for political wars like your post is designed to bring on. In fact the HN guidelines ask people not to post like your comment.
- codefreeordie 4y ago
- version_five 4y agoThis is a super ironic comment, but I guess has the value that even something that seems clear like forum guidelines are subject to wide (and ideological) interpretation.
- mint2 4y agoNo, it’s not ironic, it’s why the guideline is exists. If someone posts something that they know many others are going to strongly disagree with politically it’s against HN guidelines. I can point that out. I also can’t let what I view as false and slanted viewpoints go unchallenged. That’s exactly why the guideline exists, that type of top comment can lead to a back and forth after the first poster opens Pandora’s box. Don’t open the box.