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Yeah, I see it as a radical anti-establisment resource. I would not call it a complete nonsence though, for me it's a place where you can "get" thinking of folk
by itroot 10mo ago
Yeah, I see it as a radical anti-establisment resource. I would not call it a complete nonsence though, for me it's a place where you can "get" thinking of folks who are opposing "the System". So there is some value.
I'm not political or activist of any kind. However sometimes it makes sense to get understanding how other people think, so sometimes I read comments here and there.
HN has its own bias as well. Usually the quality of discussion here is quite high though.
- r721 10mo agoFYI: ZeroHedge is a project of two pro-Kremlin Bulgarians, a father and son: https://newrepublic.com/article/156788/zero-hedge-russian-trojan-horse https://newrepublic.com/article/156788/zero-hedge-russian-tr...
- rsynnott 10mo ago> Yeah, I see it as a radical anti-establisment resource. Only if the 'establishment' involved is, well, reality. > I would not call it a complete nonsence though, for me it's a place where you can "get" thinking of folks who are opposing "the System". No, it's where you can get thinking from crazy people. Actual dissidents are elsewhere.
- cosmicgadget 10mo agoThey've been fairly pro-system since January, just look at today's posts. ZH has no ideology, just a source of funding. Unless you mean the comments section, which is something else altogether.