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bannedbybros
3y ago
lmao
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bannedbybros
3y ago
>voluntary empire lmao ycomb.
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bannedbybros
3y ago
Channel 4 and plenty of other people. Y'all are inside a propaganda bubble. https://twitter.com/jacksonhinklle/status/171499970410093403...
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bannedbybros
3y ago
Why make the award reasonable when it can be a feel-good self-congratulatory propaganda fest?
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bannedbybros
3y ago
>The US spends huge amounts on education... for rich people FTFY https://nces.ed.gov/pubs/web/97916.asp
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bannedbybros
3y ago
He doesn't have to fake it. Dude probably believes that there's no connection between right to repair, unsustainable consumption, and planetary destruction. That might be worse than faking it.
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bannedbybros
3y ago
Too bad that the chemical theory of depression is pseudo-science.
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bannedbybros
3y ago
Napster was people sharing files. That's a crime! But now it's corporations so it should be legal.
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Gotta love the casual racism/homophobia of old Hitch. \s \s \s
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bannedbybros
4y ago
More female sociopaths!
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Clickbait. Nobody said students were acing their homework.
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Cars are far deadlier for both individuals and the planet. That's why everybody travels on the sidewalk. If instead of subsidizing cars they built infrastructure for pedestrians, bikes, and light EVs, then there wouldn't be a prob
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Dishonest clickbait. Ycomb as usual.
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Censorship is a crucial foundation of capitalism. Not just controlling the hegemonic narrative through media, etc. But also the founder of SciHub is stalked by the fedz for liberating science, etc. IP is censorship.
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bannedbybros
4y ago
Went? It's a 6 month old project. It hasn't even started. Does ycomb actually think these nations would be better off with colonial currencies that have maintained poverty and exploitation for centuries? Probably yes.
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bannedbybros
5y ago
>Not counting the octave, there are seven fairly nice fractions here. Hmm. Seven. What a conspicuous number. There's seven nice fraction because of how they were rounded. But there's no explanation of why he rounds 1.682 to 5&#