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by 0dayz 2y ago
>This relies on an artificial and false morality Okay this says nothing, like me telling your comment is banana-split with cherry. >You reference “correct guidelines.” Please cite them, and what is definitely good and bad outside a lo
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Damning evidence is not a conclusion especially when said evidence is inconclusive. And then I have to ask yet again, why did not Wikileaks release the RNC leaks?
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There's no contradiction as this example will show: If I publish an internal report that has good undercover agents doing good things but also has bad undercover agents that are acting against the country's interest, it would be a
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by 0dayz 2y ago
1. This has been done before Wikileaks and after. 2. Doesn't seem to have made much difference beyond spreading cynicism as it was never appropriately published. 3. This would have been despite Wikileaks.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
That's a nice defense towards the straw man you constructed. I'll repeat my point so maybe you can focus on that than the straw man. It's not hard to find scandals, that's the whole point of having institutions meant to
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by 0dayz 2y ago
No? Please point out where I said this. But then if we care about truthful facts then why didn't Assange release rnc documents?
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How exactly has Assange help us democracy.
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Every government/corporation has some "wrong doing" if it hadn't been the military there's plenty in the police force if not that then I'm sure there would have been cases of corruption. Your statement doesn&#x
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by 0dayz 2y ago
No one said Clinton is democracy that title goes to the dear leader Kim Jong-un. That however does not mean you are the good guy for playing into the hands of an adversary that wanted to rig a democratic election.
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You get what you vote for. If you want less government interference then less regulatory power will exist.
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Okay cool, so when it comes to using oil/gasoline as a fuel source should that be made non-free speech if I sell this despite the fact that there's clear evidence that it causes among other things cancer? I don't say it doesn
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It feels so polarizing with the EU at one point they push for strong privacy laws the next they push shit like this. It's like their gun law that was a response to the Islamic terrorists using smuggled ak47 from the balkans but the law
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I would imagine that will be a bit hard as I assume most involved is either dead or too old to stand fit for jail. But this is a civil case so they can't get more than money. Honest what is disgusting is the chump change they are getti
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That's like saying a polished turd is not as bad as an unpolished turd. There are better conceptional social media platforms that are miles better than Xitter.
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It's a really good article. It's one of the bittersweetness of allowing anyone to register on western run websites, yes we get horrible disinformation but we also do see this, people trying to engage with is in good faith and or d
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You'll then get depression when you look into European history in the European continent.
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by 0dayz 2y ago
>Strawman. Ukraine is not in NATO and is thus forced to keep neighboring Russia happy. That's just realpolitik. US can not and will not retaliate as that would be WW3. On the flip side, Russia will not attack NATO countries as that
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by 0dayz 2y ago
Point 3 is bad advice, historically it's been the Swiss franks that is the gold standard for saving up in case of hyperinflation.
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It's also run by a cult.
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Yes I never said that politicians aren't beholden. I only said that politicians have to rely on experts they choose to call in or listen to, it is then up to the people to decide if said politician does a good job effectively.
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Its literally how politicians do their job without having to be an expert in the field. You'll be gobsmacked by how few financial ministers have a background in economics.
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There's an absurd amount of far right parties with much deeper affiliations with today's Russia. I don't think someone who was a communist over 40+ years ago in their idealistic youth is still clinging onto nostalgia. Especia
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To be fair to Ylva, she may say this dumb crap but it's not from any extensive knowledge she may have about the subject. Instead politicians are always briefed by experts in the field about said topic. The issue is they can selectively
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It really isn't. What are we suppose to find? Her sworn allegiance to the USSR? A bit nostalgic of her I suppose. No her connection to Thorn the US based company is a much bigger concern due to direct influence to the point of writing
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A simple fine to the parents should be sufficient.
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I genuinely believe that if we want kids to have some normalcy here we need to flat out ban smartphone for kids up to say 16-18 years old and instead dumb phones should be the norm instead. Because it's not just social media, it's
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Scientists Discover a Missing Link Between Diet and Cancer Risk (2024)(sciencealert.com)
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I would imagine it comes from the programmer culture, in that you have to take everything as if life depends on it. At least compared to most "manual" labor such as electrician, you can be a lot more chill and only focus on what y
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I do agree with you here, but the broader problem with immigration is that in the context of your point I'd say that those weren't war torn or economic/welfare migrants but people who knew that heading to Rome would be for bu
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This article hits every note of frustration I've gotten with rust. It honestly feels that if you want a somewhat memory safe language for more general purpose use cases good'ol fashion Ada or maybe ziggs (or if carbon ever become

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