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by 75j 10y ago
> Anyone who actually spends any amount of time in the political sphere where SJW run rampant is aware of this. I have been reading up on politics or engaged in political discussion online for maybe ~4 hours daily for the past two year
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by 75j 10y ago
What does SJW mean to you? Just someone who cares about social issues, or someone who only pretends to care for self-serving purposes? Or something else? I really dislike that term, but maybe I'm misunderstanding what exactly people me
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by 75j 10y ago
NYT links are all paywalled for me, but I can't envision any possible excuse for what he did. I understand that "access" is a tricky problem and involves some moral grey area, but sending articles ahead of time for revision a
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by 75j 10y ago
You're right about those first drafts, my mistake. That Clinton campaign strategy documents comes from, apparently, the Guccifer 2.0 hacks. Glenn Greenwald and Lee Fang contacted Nick Merrill to confirm the document's authenticity
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by 75j 10y ago
One more I found just now concerning Leibovich: " Here is the quote that Leibovich is intending to use from your conversation with him unless we see a problem. I don’t. " https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/e
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by 75j 10y ago
One example from Leibovich: https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/4213 And one of Haberman's stories being sent to Podesta: https://wikileaks.org/podesta-emails/emailid/51561
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by 75j 10y ago
Would you say that about someone who voted for Clinton? I don't believe this, but I could make an equally cogent argument for why Clinton supporters are total idiots who voted against their own interests. I mean, are they really so stu
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by 75j 10y ago
Facebook deserves to be sued into oblivion for all the shady "privacy zuckering" that happened early on.
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by 75j 10y ago
Look up just about anything NYT has written about US wars in the past 15 years. Up until very recently, NYT even had an editorial policy against using the word "torture" in reference to any act committed by the US government &#x2F
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by 75j 10y ago
Are you kidding? Is being coherent your litmus test for deserving help? He's probably a little depressed and emotionally rattled right now, and being incoherent (I understood him just fine, though) is absolutely a side effect of being
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by 75j 10y ago
Because the people with the power to change it aren't so keen on doing so, I'd guess.
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by 75j 10y ago
I concur with the others here. Your skills are NOT the problem, and your accomplishments in software alone are probably way above the average applicant. Market yourself better! Use buzzwords like "full-stack" instead of "gene
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by 75j 10y ago
> Uruguay is probably the chillest country of all time. I really want to visit or live in this beautiful, progressive country. My wife and I live in Cambodia now, but we've talked about spending a year or two in South America. Urugu
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by 75j 10y ago
It's closer to ~20 trillion now, right?
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by 75j 10y ago
Publicly she may have done so, but privately the Podesta emails show them joking about pretending to adopt Sander's positions during the primaries. But yes, Bernie supporters are such idiots for not getting behind a deeply corrupt pers
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by 75j 10y ago
Haven't been reading the Podesta emails eh? The Clinton campaign was polling on how effective it would be to criticize Obama because "Obama's father was a Muslim and Obama grew up as a Muslim in the world's most populace
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by 75j 10y ago
Hillary had a role of her own in birtherism.
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by 75j 10y ago
> pervasive hip hop pop culture So you used the word "nigger" to describe your distaste for "hip hop culture"? Nice. You sound like a real class act.
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by 75j 10y ago
This thread is very civil so far. I complained recently that political discussions are too easily suppressed on HN, and dang's response was that they inevitably veer into flame wars, and that preemptively flagging political threads is
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by 75j 10y ago
And you realize that Clinton is actually a Republican too? I'm not calling it our Brexit moment, nor am I remotely excited about the next 4 years. I don't know what kind of moment it is, but let's not pretend that Clinton was
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by 75j 10y ago
How so? I'm not excited about a Trump presidency. My hopes are that 1) the media will keep a better eye on Trump (going off the last 8 years, they'll ignore any atrocity as long as it's committed by the blue team), 2) that Tr
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by 75j 10y ago
Yep. Trump is a monster, but this feels sort of good knowing how Clinton and her supporters acted. If only people could have seen the light about the Clintons a year ago, then maybe there would've been better choices today. And remembe
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by 75j 10y ago
Which stupid people are you referring to?
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by 75j 10y ago
Similar case for me. I spent a long time on this but never followed through with marketing. It's a web app for English language learners: https://www.lexical.io