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by 1000units 7y ago
No: I am denying this particular systemic problem exists in the manner it has been presented. I encourage you to read what I've said more closely, because you have things flipped completely. I don't know who Reverend Robertson is;
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by 1000units 7y ago
I'm not condoning the "militarization of police" (a euphemism for the use of excessive violence), but rather arguing that the evidence presented here for any systemic excess is highly untrustworthy, by nature of the publishin
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by 1000units 7y ago
MKUltra and similar programs brought LSD into certain academic/nerd circles many years ago and broke their brains. This is why you are being downvoted (ironically enough).
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by 1000units 7y ago
I am sure that it's a fine piece of language to use, particularly in this context.
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by 1000units 7y ago
Nazi propaganda are legitimate historical artifacts. These belong on the internet as much as anything else. Perhaps you instead mean neo-nazi propaganda or that belonging to some other political group that isn't wholly defunct.
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by 1000units 7y ago
In a world where "telling" people is enough, there is no evil.
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by 1000units 7y ago
This is totally nonresponsive.
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by 1000units 7y ago
Epstein wasn't a normal prisoner. None of this is particularly relevant.
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by 1000units 7y ago
My work has this too and it gets a little embarrassing when people reveal they fundamentally misunderstand the relationship they have with their employer.
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by 1000units 7y ago
Wow, that's a recipe for nightmares. I'm just now remembering a recent story of a woman killing herself after a failed Lasik operation.
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by 1000units 7y ago
I've been banned on most forums I've frequented for attracting the petty ire of moderators (these are usually low-status, unpaid volunteers starved for power and meaning). I'm opinionated and provocative, but I always honor t
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by 1000units 7y ago
They did both eyes at the same time?
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by 1000units 7y ago
* Life is an emotional Ponzi scheme. We enter adulthood and realize that life is without meaning or worth, but remain in emotional debt to those who raised us, our families, our friends, or anyone else who made an emotional investment in us
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by 1000units 7y ago
Next time you're in New York we'll get some boba, on me. I'm friends with everybody.
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by 1000units 7y ago
On the other hand, everything is a de facto democracy because revolution is always on the table. There's nothing wrong with being precise. In fact, it leads to fewer misunderstandings.
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by 1000units 7y ago
I'm sorry to break this to you, but you're in the wrong country if you don't like constitutional republics, because the United States of America is in fact a constitutional republic. I very much dislike neo-nazis, but I have
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by 1000units 7y ago
Maybe someone willing to get into a politically fraught internet argument over plainly true things will jump in for me. I'm already put off by the ease and comfort with which HN seems to disparage someone's character for his ideas
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by 1000units 7y ago
At least half of these "nutcase" claims are plainly true. Thanks for the heads up, I'll be looking into this guy.
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by 1000units 7y ago
In some places this has happened in the opposite direction.
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by 1000units 7y ago
You think they have more influence over the American public than the parties the parent listed?
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by 1000units 7y ago
1. You misunderstand. Going to HR with an unsavory password is a complaint that cannot be disproven. 2. I'm willing to divulge the massive amount of evidence that exists in my favor, and there's nothing self-serving about my story
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by 1000units 7y ago
Here's an interesting comment with an interesting reply: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21336687 By contrast, you effectively said, "Heh, I've seen fancier models. BTW, you can just plug your stuff into
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by 1000units 7y ago
Uninteresting comment. You see critical, speculative comments that offer no technical insight on Hacker News all the time. I also doubt the article was read. Demonstrating actual effort and understanding would be more interesting.
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by 1000units 7y ago
No, because I'm now better equipped to guide my own life than my parents, and it would cause them unnecessary burden. I understand many parents are poorly equipped for this task to start, but that's a different problem. There are
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by 1000units 7y ago
Kids are dumbasses and require supervision. This includes surveillance because they will inevitably try to hide important things from you.
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by 1000units 7y ago
Sorry, I confused the two. I'm out here using Tor for my privacy (good kid; didn't do nuffin').
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by 1000units 7y ago
These guys are shallow sleezebags. Bill Gates blew up the population of Africa as a PR stunt for his wife, which we see here has been successful. Nothing Bezos has done is morally praiseworthy, and many things questionable. Musk is a cool g
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by 1000units 7y ago
This is a good point. However, if you insert yourself among people who all have a certain level of material comfort to lack material ambition, it is much, much easier to forge authentic relationships. The prevailing social aim becomes to ex
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by 1000units 7y ago
This is a feature in my eyes. Just stack a bunch of these hacked by different people who don't cooperate with each other. Now any user has plausible deniability over anything that happens on these networks. No?
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by 1000units 7y ago
This worse web is literally Google bullying you unless you tell them everything about who you are.

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