Kreutzer

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by Kreutzer 3y ago
Ironic that a good chunk of your comment history is evaluating this or that news story, conspiracy, or talking point from this or that social media outlet. What a miserable way to live.
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
Genocidal activities with the goal of removing the ethnic people entirely from a region. I didn’t wish to “refute anything”, not sure what you are commenting on.
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
Here’s an historical corollary: “ The ethnic cleansing of Zamojszczyzna by Nazi Germany (German: Aktion Zamosc,[4] also: Operation Himmlerstadt)[5] during World War II was carried out as part of a greater plan of forcible removal of the ent
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
I agree. But both parties also actively obstruct third party candidates from appearing on states' ballots. For example: https://apnews.com/cbd7947a020a1c5983a69e804ce3a5f8
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
Yes, it just queries. I'm confused why people would confuse this with intelligence. It's like an upgraded Clippy.
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
I’m not sure what that is, but throwing my hat in for www.marxists.org
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by Kreutzer 3y ago
Destruction of the sensitive ecosystems in and around the ocean, no doubt.
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
I didn't say it was....
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
Pynchon hired post-docs to research the dotcom bubble and cultural ephemera of the time for BLeeding Edge. Many other writers employ researchers for their writing as well, James Ellroy comes to mind. It's a kind of open secret in the p
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
>who said there was? Fresh off the presses, courtesy of the paper of record: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/07/opinion/xi-loosens-up-it-... Some tidbits: "The government’s response, though, does
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
The democrats endorsed law enforcement funding through the midterms and helped pass funding for police through congress in September. What planet do you live on? Also calls for reparations are a liberal agenda, not a socialist one.
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
there was also a labor protest at a foxconn factory last week, but it seems to have failed to capture the liberal imagination in the same way as these “white paper” protests, gee I wonder why https://www.reuters.com/technolo
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
Yeah I think twitter started rotting Taibbi's synapses around that time. He's become so hyper-concerned with the hypocrisy of liberals that he's not even aware how he's just become a gullible parrot for right-wing spew.
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
The actual amount of protests in China were laughably small in comparison to how the state depart... I mean 'free press' in the US portrayed it. Yes, there were reasonable protests against zero-Covid measures, no there was no rev
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
I sincerely wish railway workers wildcat the economy into the ground.
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
>they can't hire more people because almost no one is willing to enter the industry because there's no profit to be made, and yet everything depends on it running smoothly. I agree, nationalize the railroads. Not reading the re
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
Pot calling the kettle black. This has nothing to do with inflation or even pay rate for the workers. It is strictly about quality of life and paid time off.
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
The author of the tweet is entirely aware she is spreading unproven rumors, just glancing through her articles she's penned it's mostly propaganda pieces meant to support more aggression towards China (note: she does not live in C
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
This behavior isn’t atypical for him, nor is it for the “elite” celebrity entrepreneurs featured in endless news cycles. Reminds me of Dov Charney, an employer I worked for, who was more than willing to chase his coked-up half-baked ideas a
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by Kreutzer 4y ago
Yes, those 'lifting' key changes in MJ's songs may seem gratuitous, but key changes were used more subtlety by, for instance, Beatles to enrich the music with expressiveness even at the expense of musical common sense. And i