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by Proven 6y ago
They don't, they just get new ones (climatism) or choose technocrats and state to replace priests (statism)
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by Proven 6y ago
Everything you claim is false. If tax money is redistributed back to the people why collect it? Obviously it's not evenly redistributed, hence the plunder. Public incentives and interest don't exist to begin with. My personal int
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by Proven 6y ago
Won't happen, the risk is 0. Because the Fed's creeping mandate and upcoming elections. The both parties want to buy votes. If you like your fiat money, you can keep your fiat money (and your Big Government). By the time this is o
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by Proven 6y ago
Well, most people knew it's garbage, just like Chrome. If you don't mind a monetized browser you might as well use one from a smaller shop, such as Vivaldi or other. A FF fork w/o Moz junk: https://librewolf-commun
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by Proven 6y ago
That's hilarious!!! Out-innovating in legislation. Dude, there's a word for that, it's called "bureaucracy" The results of said innovation can be seen at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_c
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by Proven 6y ago
> Totalitarianism involves guns and concentration camps. Not according to Wikipedia: "Totalitarianism is a term for a political system or form of government that prohibits opposition parties, restricts individual opposition to the s
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by Proven 6y ago
I have no doubts that on average admins and mods are worse. But that's on average. There are many instances and you can have your own. Non-banned users can't amplify message like they could on Twitter, but they can't be sil
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by Proven 6y ago
That’s a puzzling assertion - Marxism is one of few isms that reject the fundamental principle of voluntary exchange which says in order to get what you want you need to provide the other party with something of equal or better value (in ot
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by Proven 6y ago
The socialist busybodies in Portland want to "do something", so apart from rendering these businesses unprofitable, they are also going to put more of the relatively less skilled workers out of work, while at the same time lower t
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by Proven 6y ago
In the comments: "MIT doesn't explicitly require any sort of attribution." I haven't verified that, but if that is right, the forker isn't wrong. In that situation it is both childish and annoying to insist on attri
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by Proven 6y ago
Perhaps deliberately, to hide the fact that it's based on a stolen article (see comment above) or several scraped articles.
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by Proven 6y ago
Getting worse every release. It's been showing "photo ads" in new tabs from time to time. And the prompt to use that crypto ad thing every time it updates hasn't been appreciated either.
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by Proven 6y ago
> Say, the United States votes Trump in for a 2nd term Does that need to be hypothesized about? Of course he will win. If you like your Chinese vaccine you can take your Chinese vaccine. The more people want it, the less value it has for
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by Proven 6y ago
And they're experts in ... spending other people's money and telling others what to do. Members of the EU Parliament & Pirates have contributed close to 0 lines of code to OSS. Thank you for your service!
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by Proven 6y ago
You're analyzing completely wrong data, that's why. Look at the parasitic NGOs, their industry backers and corrupt government officials backing that nonsense and you may find an answer.
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by Proven 6y ago
Really? Just like Krugman's QE! How am I going to get back my devalued savings once we find out it doesn't work, all savers have been ruined and fiat money has no value? There's no need to test it on any scale, including smal
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by Proven 6y ago
China government has a much bigger problem: where their manufacturers can sell that stuff. It's highly unlikely that developed countries will continue to welcome subsidized products, some (I'm being generous) of them based on stol
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by Proven 6y ago
Both companies and individuals are being subsidized or bailed out by central banks and governments. Governments spend 35-45 percent of GDP. That is fascism. Coven is a statist. While he calls himself a libertarian, his recommendations usual
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by Proven 6y ago
It doesn't matter, it's still nice of them. They could have ordered the laid off employees to destroy their laptops.
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by Proven 6y ago
Nobody forces you to use WeWork and pay for its services. End of story.
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by Proven 6y ago
So... Are you going to stop paying for your free Gmail account? That'll hurt them! Personally I couldn't care less about their ethnic diversity. Are their products and services good or not? In my opinion some are excellent, but th
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by Proven 6y ago
Or you could encrypt your data if you're so concerned about it
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by Proven 7y ago
If you care about privacy and security and use Opera, I don't think this will help improve it...
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by Proven 7y ago
All government decisions, quick or slow, are driven by self interest
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by Proven 7y ago
I stopped reading after I saw "blockchain".
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by Proven 7y ago
Who cares? What matters is price performance. They need to deliver value. What's inside, I don't care.
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by Proven 7y ago
Lost me during the Warren donation paragraph. A learned person wouldn't support Warren so I am certain I've nothing of value to learn from the article. Up to the Warren paragraph I realized socialist-leaning parties suck more than
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by Proven 7y ago
That is a hammer looking for a nail.
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by Proven 7y ago
If you "profit" (by saving time that you'd otherwise need to go to a brick-and-mortar store) by viewing a new product on Amazon.com, does Amazon deserve compensation? If somebody took your photo in a public place, why should
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by Proven 7y ago
That's common knowledge. Freedom and democracy aren't compatible because in a democracy there is nothing that protects the rights of those who lose the election. As another commenter pointed out in the US it's a little less b

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