TheGirondin

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by TheGirondin 10y ago
So no, he didn't say that. Thanks.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
No, he has not.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Simply put, rural or blue collar Americans only have one place in America where they are represented on the national level: the ballot box. All of the shocked media people live in a bubble and have no idea what it's like to live in a w
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
The ACA was passed with 0 votes from Republicans in the House or Senate, and there was a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate. There was no need or desire for real comprise on the ACA. In fact, after it passes, Speaker Pelosi and Senate
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
If they want to come in legally and can be properly vetted for ties with Islamic terrorist groups there's no issue and they can come in legally like everyone else.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Fox News Channel is the the one right-wing media outlet in a sea of left-wing TV, print, and internet outlets. The actual Fox channel is not very aligned with FNC - FFS they give Seth McFarlane 2 hours of primetime every Sunday night.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
>You have a indoor plumbing and electricity and always-on internet, correct? You eat three squares a day, right? So does everyone in America, regardless of race or class. > Most software developers easily make it into the world's
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Considering that urban liberals have control over almost all American mass culture/media outlets, yes, we are well aware of how you think what your ideas are.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
This is actually a great example of the current phenomena where left-wing elites draw out the caricatures they want to see from their out-group (lower class or rural whites) and then reinforce it through their echo chambers. No one at This
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
> On one of my teams of 10 people at Google, we had immigrants from Iceland, England, Vietnam, China, Taiwan, and India, and I was the only native-born American citizen. California would sooner secede than deport all of its immigrants. N
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
The clearest example is how Democrats and Republicans teamed to alter Presidential debate rules after Ross Perot in 1992.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
>"Rigged" means a coordinated and malicious manipulation - this is something that before Trump no one had claimed (the GOP or otherwise). There were (and still are) wide spread claims that Republicans outright stole the results
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
That's not the way hypocrisy works. You don't get to respond with "I know you are but what am I" when being called out it. Her claims the Russians are trying to rig the election for Trump are absolutely not backed up by
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
No, that's what Clinton has repeatedly said throughout the debates.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Did you feel any tingle of self-awareness when you were typing that?
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
No, no evidence is no evidence.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
>the specter of brown democrats rigging elections has been a subtext of republican electioneering forever. These kinds of accusations are very hypocritical. I have yet to see Democrats accept a loss without claiming stolen or rigged elec
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Just to confirm though, nothing about the Russians conspiring to rig the election for Trump.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
And? Chinese and Russian state hackers are constantly breaking into US systems. I'm sure American state hackers are constantly breaking into theirs. This is nothing extraordinary. Thank you for validating that Clinton's repeated c
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Please link to where the FBI said the Russians are conspiring to rig the election for Trump.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
>You don't normally have candidates insisting that the election is rigged despite having no evidence to support that assertion. I agree that Clinton's repeated conspiratorial assertions that Russia is trying to rig the election
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Yet you are taking Clinton's conspiracy theories at face value?
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It's looking like we are going to have to wait at least 8 before making progress on transparency in the US.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
And then they buy a thick phone case to put it in.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
Phones have gotten thin enough. I would rather have more battery capacity and more drop/screen durability.
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by TheGirondin 10y ago
It depends on you worldview, if you find extrajudicial mob justice acceptable or if you believe in rule of law.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
Women are people, not a genre.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
If they don't have a need for another person, yes.
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
>Another beneficiary is Derek Noel, 30, a onetime customer-service employee. Noel had wanted to transfer to Zappos’s culture team but found himself blocked by his manager. “As soon as I found out about how holacracy worked,” he says, “I
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by TheGirondin 11y ago
Are there any sociologists studying the current moral panic around gaming?

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