DominikR

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by DominikR 10y ago
I'm in Austria, it was a disgrace. All of media was attacking the right wing guy with no dissenting voices, and you have to be afraid of personal and professional consequences if you endorse him or say anything against the Socialist ca
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He does not explicitly appeal to or endorse white identity politics. Where's the proof for your outrageous statement? And what exactly is wrong with wanting to "take back your country"? He's talking about enforcing exist
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by DominikR 10y ago
I believe it is about hiding illegal actions. (Whistleblowing) I don't think WikiLeaks has ever dumped data that exclusively contained irrelevant info about normal and legal actions.
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by DominikR 10y ago
Authoritarian regimes in most cases maintain power over their population by controlling media 100%, they don't actually put shackles on their people, only on the few ones who see through it. If you are able to break their narrative the
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by DominikR 10y ago
I did not say Trump lies or doesn't lie. I say he isn't treated in a fair way and that there is a concerted effort by media to bring him down in any way they can. He's been in the media for 40 years without anyone calling him
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by DominikR 10y ago
It was reported in Austria by ORF which is our national broadcasting channel. What they report is at least from our governments perspective uncontroversial. Also Israeli media reported this.
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This is not related in any way to whistleblowing. In fact what he wants to do is to hold media accountable for maliciously twisting information in order to manipulate public opinion and the elections. Can you honestly say that you feel he i
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by DominikR 10y ago
Well many veterans did but that doesn't they were immoral. When you're in war people try to kill you. I just don't like it when people admire what was shown in this TV series. (yes, I felt it was cool back then, but I've
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by DominikR 10y ago
> he did a job at CIA that's as close to Jack Bauer as exists in real life. Did he torture people to death?
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by DominikR 10y ago
Didn't know this is your safe space. You could move to a country where only one ideology is allowed.
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How many of these centrally planned utopias have ever worked out well for the people? I'd prefer if political parties would openly state their policy and how they will change the laws instead of saying one thing and then in secret igno
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The costs for the examples you list are costs of having your own nation and your own set of laws. There's no point in having either of those if we collectively do not enforce it. Your position would allow to introduce arbitrary limits
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Oh you've got me completely wrong, I wouldn't guarantee anyone a place or service anywhere in the world. What I'm saying is that people are free to go and stay where ever they want in their country as long as it isn't so
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by DominikR 10y ago
> It's more like this: San Francisco is very expensive. It is also a nice place to live. I don't care, I can be where ever I want as long as it is not someones property. Doesn't matter if I'm poor or rich. > Why no
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I don't like having homeless people on the streets but even the homeless have freedoms and the same rights that you and I enjoy. What you are saying is that SF is only for certain people, all others should be made to go.
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by DominikR 10y ago
Something similar was actually tried already in the Soviet Union and in other Communist/Socialist countries with regards to Gypsies. (it didn't target them specifically and instead all homeless, but policy makers had this group in
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by DominikR 10y ago
I agree, I understand his statement mostly as rejecting the way how the transition was made and for the chaos that ensued after the collapse. (which was truly horrific even without the wars)
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by DominikR 10y ago
> which characterizes Putin's neototalitarian style First of all the RF is not totalitarian, Putin can't just do whatever he likes. If he did and people would hate him for that then he wouldn't have the power to turn a lan
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by DominikR 10y ago
No it is not, Russians have a different mentality. Putin is stability, if they could somehow make him live another 100 years they would allow him to stay in power unless he makes a major mistake. In Russia you never know what chaos might co
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by DominikR 10y ago
I very much doubt that this article is 100% accurate on the reason for the fine. The Russian government doesn't defend Communism and the USSR in any shape or form. What triggers them is any suggestion that the Nazis were good and sugge
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by DominikR 10y ago
You might be surprised to find that many Russian emperors who are viewed in a positive light in the West are viewed negatively in Russia and vice versa to this day. It is actually quite logical since Russia and the West often have had confl
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by DominikR 10y ago
The sad thing is that this guy will probably be set free again after serving 10 months in prison. Aside from that I have to admit that it is strange to me that a Muslim human rights lawyer would want to defend him.
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by DominikR 10y ago
Maybe it works for you to ask first (I doubt you are serious about this) but I would not advise any man to do this.
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by DominikR 10y ago
Of course it is at some point or didn't you ever touch a women? The problem is that you people all take Trumps words literally, but he isn't a politician and therefore he doesn't talk like one.
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by DominikR 10y ago
Apparently you have difficulty reasoning objectively about this issue. Let's agree to disagree and move on with life. For you it's sexual assault because you imagine him attacking women without any warning while I on the other han
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Sexual assault? He said "they let you do it if you are rich and famous". Now that's real news. He didn't say that he'd force himself on them against their wishes. You might feel it's scummy to think that way bu
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by DominikR 10y ago
People brag sometimes trying to look greater than they are, so whatever. If you are attacking someone then please do it on substantive issues. (something that can be prosecuted) For example the fact that Facebook engages in censorship (as d
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Oh well, we see debt in the West rising exponentially while more and more businesses leave the West and people are getting poorer and poorer. If that's not a clear vote from the productive elements of society on how well taxation is wo
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And for you it is not? You donate your income to the government?
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by DominikR 10y ago
And why should it be a problem if there is wealth inequality? When you have a company and make a lot of money you don't steal from anyone. All money that you earn is coming from customers that freely give up their hard earned money in

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