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by breppp 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9374977
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by breppp 4mo ago
That's fair, I have witnessed unions that took companies to the ground, were a center of corruption and created class favoritism between old and new workers. That does not say it cannot work, or is never needed though
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by breppp 4mo ago
It happens that these are also the types that are attracted to union leadership positions
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by breppp 4mo ago
That's not a bad policy, considering America's disastrous history of spreading democracy and then finding out those voters want different shades of fascism
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by breppp 4mo ago
Or maybe you are backed by the CIA?
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by breppp 4mo ago
There are countries with universal healthcare and SV comparable wages
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by breppp 4mo ago
The archetype of the whining activist. Getting himself in idiotic trouble so he could benefit from the status of a victim and ensuing drama
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by breppp 4mo ago
I think the gun proliferation situation in Denmark is probably different than the US
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by breppp 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29177000
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by breppp 4mo ago
I was expecting the story of the magical ¥ path separator
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by breppp 4mo ago
> Facing a broad decline in education test scores, the government in 2024 banned smartphones from schools and has given teachers back more powers to enforce discipline in the classroom. Isn't that expected in most countries in Europ
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by breppp 4mo ago
> I’d guess Occam’s razor the administration just leapt at the chance after their supplier sanctions fell flat? For me Occam's Razor are these facts: 1. The Chinese are distilling American models 2. Anthropic last models have nation
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by breppp 4mo ago
Alphabet has Google with 99% of the profit through Ads, Search, Cloud, Gmail, Youtube etc and tens of losing companies that make balloons or whatnot
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by breppp 4mo ago
Sorry, but none of your examples are related to Iran or are state mandated (and are awfully cherry-picked). Iran ideological wishes of destroying Israel are pretty much in the open, no need to try to weasel around it. While there isn't
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by breppp 4mo ago
It's more complicated than that as the Palestinians are speaking the language of an earlier foreign colonizing empire that replaced another empire that ethnically cleansed the Jews and then colonized the area
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by breppp 4mo ago
> Which is why the PLO has a bloody conflict with Jordan, which you conveniently omit. It's almost as if they were opposed to being occupied, period. The PLO tried to takeover Jordan after Jordan stopped occupying the West Bank, I d
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by breppp 4mo ago
No, because the people who ruined the Internet were people like you who grew up on it, and then continued on to monetize it. The government was always too slow to be an actual threat. Also chill with the anger
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by breppp 4mo ago
Sorry to break it out to you, but the internet was already destroyed by people like you in silicon valley, not the government
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by breppp 4mo ago
I think the bigger issue was when terror attacks started imitating FPS games
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> Except Israel invaded Lebanon before that. It also engaged in assassinations, espionage, terror and sabotage before that. In fact Israelis engaged in those even before the state of Israel was officially pronounced. That is moving the g
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by breppp 4mo ago
Well, conspiracy theories are easier to explain when they are based on non-logic and I guess they also bring comfort.
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by breppp 4mo ago
> you say that as if israel doesn't have the exact same ideology against iran (it does) What are the parallels in Israeli society for Iranian school systems morning chants of "Death to Israel" and a public countdown clock
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> Much of the Israeli government believes that the entire world is out to get them; that every generation brings a new “Amalek” (as Prime Minister Netanyahu put it); Sorry to inform you but the idea that every generation breeds someone t
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by breppp 4mo ago
That's not a conspiracy theory though, the fact that political parties during elections campaign try to influence voters, sometimes in morally questionable ways, is pretty well known and common. I had an issue with the idea that a nati
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by breppp 4mo ago
Wait until you hear how many families could survive on the food you throw away
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by breppp 4mo ago
> Iran has never attacked Israel unless attacked first Iran was involved in attacks against Israel and Israeli towns in the 1980s and 1990s by their mercenaries in Hezbollah and direct IRGC presence in Lebanon. This happened even when Is
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by breppp 4mo ago
Apart from the Socialist roots of the Nazi party (hence the name) and Fascism (Mussolini) , they have practiced a state planned economy which was far closer to Stalin's Soviet Union than to the United States This doesn't mean the
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by breppp 4mo ago
That's doubtful, I don't think Israel has the resources to spend huge sums of money to invest in manipulating French municipal elections.. That's absurd
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by breppp 4mo ago
Iran is not strictly "an obstacle" to Israeli hegemony. Its ideology since the 1970s clearly states the destruction of Israel as its goal. It clashed with Israel over Iran's desire to set up a Shia vassal state in Lebanon and
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by breppp 4mo ago
I believe you are referring to Jewish citizens of the USA that are free to support whatever political candidate they see fit?

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