ThrowMeAway1618

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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
https://electionfraud.heritage.org/ Non-zero? yes. A few thousand cases of voter fraud over the past 40+ years. During that time more than 1.5 billion votes were cast. See the above link which is run by the party other th
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>I would say that the electorate decided this, as this what they all voted for. Actually, it was ~22% of the electorate that voted for Trump/Vance. So about 1/5 of the electorate.
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>That'll surely make things work out great. right? Yep. I'm not sure why we're even bothering with deportations. Just shoot 'em in the head and grind them up for fertilizer and pig/chicken feed. And if a few hu
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>I to assume it was yourself who just walked through flagging a run of comments that don't violate guidelines? You could make that assumption, but you'd be wrong. I haven't flagged any of your comments. I suppose I could
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Might only be available in Europe & Africa though. Yep. We just need to move Manhattan there. Problem solved. It's crazy how some people think there's no solution when the solution is "clear as an unmuddied lake...A
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
If your shallow (and dismissive) comments along these lines weren't so, well, shallow and dismissive, I might be inclined to put a little more effort into it. But they're not, so I didn't. By all means, congratulate yourself
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
I'll have the black pudding. My cat has a black tail. The top of my desk is black. I have several pairs of black shoes. Every single computer in my possession has a black case. My phone and its case are both black. Black Power![0][1][2
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
The origin of the term 'black list' had absolutely nothing to do with the melanin content of anyone . In fact, when that term was coined, it had nothing to do with the melanin content of anyone . It was a list of the enemies o
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>There is no need to disagree on such strongly worded statements. What's the bigoted history of those terms? from here[0]: "The English dramatist Philip Massinger used the phrase "black list" in his 1639 tragedy The U
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
Apparently, neither is satire. Poe's law[0] rears its ugly head yet again. Sad. https://satirified.com/the-role-of-satire-in-social-commenta... [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
Yes it is. At least in NYC. I'm including multiple links to the data, lest folks try to claim it's some sort of TDS[0] fueled plot against our beloved and incredibly popular leader. https://nypost.com/2025/0
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Okay, but again, the problem causing the jackbooted thugs is poor voter choices in the recent presidential election, ongoing citizen apathy, a Supreme Court enabling it, and a GOP which is thoroughly corrupted from top to bottom, not Cu
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Abolishing "everything under" the DHS would do incredible damage. As we're seeing with cuts to anything other than programs enabling masked, jackbooted thugs to beat/harass/disappear brown people.
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>> CVEs are for vulnerabilities that are common across multiple products from multiple sources. >This is absolutely not true. I have no idea where you came up with this. Perhaps they asked Copilot?
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>First off, you didn't say NIMBYism, you said NIMBY, and I'm pretty sure you understand the difference. If you really don't, I'll spell it out for you: What you "spelled out" is not the generally understood
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Because no matter which party is controlling the government the sentiment never seems to change... always seemed like an of remark with no meaning besides yelling at clouds. There are certain folks who, regardless of the issue, never fa
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
I get your frustration with TFA. I don't necessarily agree, but that's not really important IMHO. Perhaps you might focus on the issues discussed rather than the author and their opinions? The article certainly seems to have gotte
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Would you like to go into my personal experiences with urban crime? Not really. Maybe you just have really punchable face? Given the diarrhea you're spewing, those traits combined would probably make most people want to beat the
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>Thankfully the author puts this up front so you can avoid most of the culture warring in the rest of the article. Is a comparison of world views or a discussion of the stated goals of various groups really "culture warring?"
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
> How about tracking the vehicles of people who are subject to retribution for political reasons? You mean like insurrectionist rebels carrying the battle flag of a long defeated enemy of the US? There. FTFY.
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
>So why not send a few lighter ones instead of a heavy one? This is what the launch market has concluded for a long time. I want to do Apollo again.[0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4J9uvhJQM0
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by ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
Sophie Devereaux?
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by ThrowMeAway1618 4y ago
Please don't use Hacker News for political or ideological battle. That tramples curiosity. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html