0dayz

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by 0dayz 2y ago
Oh sure I'm very aware of the fact that the destruction of any form of gatekeeping is causing this appear a lot more than what it did in the past. I suppose it's frustrating knowing that we got really outdated tools to handle this
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by 0dayz 2y ago
That makes a lot more sense, I knew about FARA and was then pondering as to why this hadn't been "trip-wired".
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by 0dayz 2y ago
I mean your statement has 0 actual arguments for why I "align" with everyone in "North Korean". The water is not meant to be or remain muddy, as that would mean no one can use it, it's meant to accessible to everybo
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by 0dayz 2y ago
No country on earth has absolute free speech so your point falls apart quite quickly. And your "novelist" example is not remotely the same as to what I asked.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
I've always wondered why should foreign governments be allowed to fund or start news companies inside another country (it's an entirely different thing if an established foreign news company state or privately owned tries to enter
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by 0dayz 2y ago
I, what? Just how is it a government cover up? Who is covering it up?
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Well running dbs in containers are generally not a good idea.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Maybe first ask him why he did tax fraud and not revoke his citizenship?
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by 0dayz 2y ago
This honestly reads like someone who either has been living under a rock or don't live in the EU.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
>I want people talking to me honestly like they might off camera The you'll have to wish for a while since no one on YouTube is "as honest as if the camera is off".
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by 0dayz 2y ago
And I'll agree with you the day we all decide to pay a monthly fee that is big enough to support various websites and creators.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
You're flailing your arms around. They are first of supporting the rebels which are also working with the al qaeda group. Secondly we still don't know how the truck explosion was pulled off if it was Ukrainian driver or Russian. L
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by 0dayz 2y ago
I think the saddest thing with this that it shows how we humans act irrational while thinking we act rational. Investors are throwing endless amounts of money to companies with a "dead end" product (current image Gen/LLM has
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Yep, it should be a crime how bastardized politics has gotten thanks to people like him.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
You can't call yourself a liberal and pretend to like authoritarianism even done in private. Just because you legally tolerate it doesn't mean you ought to agree from a principle perspective. It's the same about lying, lying
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Even I as a somewhat skeptic of capitalism and supporter of coops can tell you this is not a USA only thing but a certain interpretation of said capitalism.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
It was both banning and changing a person's server bio. >A classical liberal would say you are on someone's private property that they are free to run how they please so STFU unless actual crime is being committed on the premis
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by 0dayz 2y ago
>classical liberals (i.e they express their distaste by disagreeing vigorously but they will defend your right to say something they disagree with) vs thinking someone's feelings will get hurt and that being reason enough for silenc
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Because Japan don't have the same export juhgarnaut base as they used to.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Good work, it's nice in a way that moot-era 4chan still has a legacy, since I think post-moot the site has been slowly drifting into irrelevancy.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Denmark and Norway is pretty much the same as Sweden.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
You should read up on Afghanistan before the communists took over.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Maybe if one thinks schizo ramblings is 'illustrative'.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
To be fair karl Marx was very knowledgeable on economics and we still use part of his work in economics.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
This is a terrible example, the USSR deliberately ensured that people were uninformed and uninterested in politics as interest in politics is a huge security concern for an authoritarian state. The really issue in democratic countries is th
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by 0dayz 2y ago
That's because you guys vet them like crazy before allowing them in a lot of European countries don't.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Afaik it was just that moot had made /a/ and was unsure of what /b/ should be about so he labeled it random.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
This is mainly due to blind trust in ideals instead of hard facts when it comes to immigration. European countries who took in a lot of Mena people have issues because they believe naively in a form of laissez faire.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Your point makes no sense. You throw examples that are not whistleblowing nor does these cases have anything to do with whistleblowing guidelines but laws regarding whenever or not sources should be disclosed. Especially the herridge case w
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by 0dayz 2y ago
I rather have courts look over it and have a fair and honest conclusion rather than everyone doing their 'conclusion'. And according to the intelligence report it was Russia who indirectly hacked the DNC (via guccifer) so I don&#x

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