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by 113 7y ago
That's great, good for you.
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by 113 7y ago
Because even if you could buy billing.info it would get blocked pretty quickly.
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by 113 7y ago
"Wet Social" sounds like something very different.
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by 113 7y ago
Do you live in Venezuela?
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by 113 7y ago
Corporations operate for profit.
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by 113 7y ago
Are you saying racism doesn't exist because you elected Obama?
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by 113 8y ago
Housing is a right.
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by 113 8y ago
Tycho, I've heard the same from lots of others. Dive is classic, Sunrise Projector is my favourite.
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by 113 8y ago
"vast, overwhelming majority of people" You gonna back that up?
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by 113 8y ago
It would be impossible for the site to have every password ever compromised. It can only check against a database of known password leaks.
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by 113 8y ago
>There has not been a single hijacking or terrorism related death on a commercial airliner in the US since the TSA was created. I have an anti-tiger rock to sell you.
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by 113 8y ago
You are correct that your feudal system is not a capitalist one, as the blacksmith does not own (he is not able to sell) his means of production. The most underlying and critical point of capitalism is an individual's right of access
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by 113 8y ago
Yeah, I know.
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by 113 8y ago
This misinterpretation is all over this thread. "Capitalism is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production and their operation for profit." I wish people would do some cursory research before tryin
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by 113 8y ago
"The US has rapidly transitioned towards becoming quite anti-capitalist." What you're describing is distinctly capitalist. "Pure capitalism is defined as a system wherein all of the means of production (physical capital)
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by 113 8y ago
What would be the point in separating those ideas, when capitalism is the one that's the biggest problem? You're arguing semantics.
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by 113 8y ago
It's a no-true-Scotsman as any market with a monopoly just wasn't "free" enough.
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by 113 8y ago
Only because they've bought their way into that position.
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"And, yet, none of it seems to have much to do with functionalism, with staying alive and certainly not with industries I would say." That's exactly what the quote says. You're being very uncharitable with your interpret
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by 113 8y ago
I'm fuzzy on the details, but there's legal precedent for suing someone for reproducing your code even if they haven't copied any of it.
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by 113 8y ago
It's weird how someone like this always pops up when someone complains about customer service.
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by 113 8y ago
"Aha, you fool! You have obstructed my right of way and now you must die."
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by 113 8y ago
People in the US cover more miles more often. The UK is only small.
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by 113 8y ago
>even court cases against the government I mean, that was basically the extent of it though. There has been little-to-no actual systemic change.
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by 113 8y ago
It always surprises me the amount of woo commenters here are willing to swallow.
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by 113 8y ago
According to Wikipedia the "Red Book" was written during an odd time for Jung: >Biographers and critics have disagreed whether these years in Jung's life should be seen as "a creative illness", a period of intros
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by 113 8y ago
It's worth noting that modern psychology hasn't found any scientific backing for Jung's theories. I think most people consider it an interesting part of psychology's history, but not actually useful.
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by 113 8y ago
Over-criminalization is a byproduct of a for-profit prison system.
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Why? As long as they're not doing it violently.
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by 113 8y ago
I also have a lot of saved music as I tend to save whole albums instead of tracks. If I find an artist I like and want to listen to later, I'll often save their most popular album to come back to. It all adds up pretty quickly.

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