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by Sabinus 9mo ago
HN is pretty prudeish, which makes sense considering it's an American business forum.
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Plenty of political-tech articles get flagged too.
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Does the American government pay people to post and push their narratives on the internet?
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>I don’t wholly agree with that statement. So you partially agree that Trump is an insurrectionist? >He repeatedly asked for people to remain peaceful in the run up to J6. >Even in his infamous 70 minute speech on the day of ...
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>Yes, but they were morons [for trying Jan 6] Do you agree that Trump instigated and directed the insurrection attempt as evidenced by him sending people to the Capitol, and making threatening phone calls to Senators while the mob advanc
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Did you vote for Trump? Do you approve of the immigration enforcement? Do you approve of the tariff antics? Do you approve of Trump torching American reputation with her allies? Was Jan 6 an attempt to interrupt the peaceful transfer of pow
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Remember to donate if you use and appreciate the archive. They're running reasonable risks to defy US copyright.
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The Danes should ask Trump if they get the Virgin Islands back if Trump renegs on the Treaty.
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What do you mean?
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Beyond ability to follow government direction, the amount of genuinely damaging social isolation experienced by many people during COVID indicates we shouldn't be doing it without good reason. People need people, in proximity, at lengt
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I'm pretty amused this is what the post has deveolved into. If this was a Trump thread it would have been [Flagged] by now.
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Ranked choice and compulsory voting would transform America for the better. But there never seems to be much enthusiasm for the idea.
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Why were they wrong to cut off gas from Russia?
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The surinenglish.com site denies access if you don't give consent for personalised advertising cookies on the GDPR consent screen.
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And a government run identity verified social media would solve both those problems. Let the government build the digital town square, not the tech billionaires.
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The request was for a redeeming quality, not a damning one.
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Ryan Grim isn't exactly a stellar journalist.
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I don't want them unknowingly consuming foreign propaganda campaign content and maximally politically divisive conversation. Having spaces where identities are confirmed is really important for honest and open debate. Screaming at e
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Which thread is that?
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Because the Trump admin thinks that Europe is dependant on and exploiting America and is in the process of destroying itself with Muslim migration and lefty policies. Vance in particular is big on this. Presumably Trump wants to lock down f
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On what grounds does the USA argue it's largest companies need an exception? Which companies qualify?
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Under occupation, in Europe, and in the army on the frontlines. It's a difficult thing to achieve even without Russia determined to interfere in the process.
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The Ukrainian Constitution suspends elections in a State of Emergency. The State of Emergency is renewed regularly by the Ukrainian Parliament. The Ukrainian people are broadly supportive of Zelensky, who is publically open to holding elect
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US interests? Russia is more of a threat to Europe than America. And Europeans know it.
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Alexander Stubb, Finish President
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Do you think the plan is for American companies to come in and pump out the oil and pay nothing for it? 1800s colony stuff?
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Part of the function of the fleet sitting off the coast for the past month would have been first intimidating then cultivating relationships with collaborators. Collaborators are far easier to find if there's a credible chance that thi
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Why do these strong, socialist countries anyways need US trade to function? The Venezuelan economy was dying before the sanctions. Burning the economy to hand out free money isn't good for the people. Maduro and Chavez fixed the exchan
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What factors are you considering when forming your prediction?
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Australia is more dependant on Chinese trade than the reverse. If something untoward happens and China's relationship with Australia changes, it is prudent for Australia to have long range submarines. The deal is admittedly shakey, but

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