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2y ago
Now that the last family member who gave a shit is dead LOTR is whored out. They want it to be the next Marvel universe.
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2y ago
If you take men from the dark ages and drop them into a deeply secular and free society you are asking for problems. It took Europe a century to leave Christianity behind.
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Yeul
2y ago
It's too easy to blame this all on immigrants. Let's not pretend the native population actually wants to mix.
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2y ago
Some people would argue to ban pizzerias.
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Yeul
2y ago
Government bad rich people good is an American belief that I will never understand. For all the faults the FBI has I don't think Pinkerton's paid by Musk are a good alternative.
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2y ago
America's new dictator in chief is all in on crypto. My opinion is that crypto leads to instability, corruption and tax evasion which is why they all got kicked out of China but good luck.
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Yeul
2y ago
We live in a society. There were a bunch of pedos in the Netherlands who tried to start a political party to change age of consent. It did not go well for them.
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2y ago
There are people here on HN that no doubt make a lot of money working for Google. The idea that they are treated equally to a homeless man is not something they would want. It is no coincidence that universal healthcare was introduced durin
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Yeul
2y ago
I have always wondered why the US doesn't use the trillion dollar deficit to fund healthcare for all. Republicans always find money for more tax cuts but never social security...
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2y ago
No laws on campaign financing. You let money rule democracy. And now the CEO of a car company is part of the US government.
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2y ago
The alternatives to TikTok are American companies led by Trumpists. Europe is surrounded by barbarians.
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2y ago
The real principles have always been a US dominated and controlled internet. The only ones who ever understood that and didn't sign up to Pax Americana are the Chinese who are building their own internet.
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2y ago
No someone in America found out that their empire has begun it's long period of decline.
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2y ago
Who cares it's all just numbers on the infamous US national debt clock.
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Yeul
2y ago
Effective altruism is called "taxation" in my country. It's been an ongoing success for a 1000 years.
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2y ago
I understand why Cloudflare has to exist. But its beyond annoying that it forces you into using an unmodified Chrome sans VPN.
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2y ago
18 year old boys are literally stupid enough to charge a machine gun nest.
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Yeul
2y ago
We know that England and France would have crushed Hitler in 1937. Sadly war is influenced by politics and when people want peace at any price dictators can get away with setting the world on fire.
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2y ago
It's not. Just typical nostalgia falsifying people's memories. My autism doesn't stand for it. CDs were 20-30 euro. A complete fucking rip off. No highschool kid could afford buying one every week unless they had wealthy pare
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2y ago
Well I don't judge but yeah every year around Christmas we get another collection box of the Beatles and Bob Dylan... Musical taste just seems to stop developing somewhere in your 20s or 30s.
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2y ago
Spotify is a way to get famous. It's not meant to make big money. Once you are famous you can go on festivals. That's how streaming works in my country. When enough people know your songs you can get 5k people to show up at your l
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2y ago
I'm old enough to remember 4 record stores in my provincial city and they were all selling the same CDs. I think that secretly most people don't want to discover new music they want to listen to what other people are listening. Th
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2y ago
Apple investors are just as allergic of a music division losing money. Shareholders keep companies efficient.
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2y ago
The reality is that the restaurant food is brought by trucks from warehouses. There are special companies that specialise in providing everything that a restaurant needs. Aside from Michelin star places chefs don't go around buying any
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2y ago
Kids see adults who don't read so why should they? It makes me kinda sad. Videogames need voice acting now to become successful because nobody has the reading or concentration skills. When I was a child I taught myself English by playi
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2y ago
The Christ church expects people to give up their Sunday. This was a small sacrifice until people got disposable income to take their family to the beach or a theme park. Sunday mornings didn't mean much in the year 1224 (what else wer
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Yeul
2y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I've never had to get into contact with my ISP. If it works it works.
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2y ago
I read a newspaper article yesterday about a woman of Vietnamese descent who repatriated to Vietnam. I thought that symbolised the economic shift from West to East very well. Her grandparents were boat refugees from Saigon who were picked
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2y ago
For me its really simple: an ISP is a utility. As long as the connection works I don't even think about it. Why go through the hassle of changing it? Have to change modems and all that stuff. I've extended my contract for another
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2y ago
People forget that China existed before communism. Hell only Mao's idiotic experiment only lasted a few decades. China has always been capitalist. It's why you can find a store run by Chinese expats in the middle of the Suriname j
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