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colpabar
4y ago
Yeah, there's never been any conspiracy between those three entities. Whatever you say!
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4y ago
> This style of dramatically jumping to conclusions and casting all disagreement as coming from some kind of brainwashed enemy is exactly the attitude that makes many conspiracy theorists look unreasonable. And this style of claiming tha
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4y ago
> what safeguards to we have We have the government and mainstream media and big tech all telling us that it's totally impossible for anything like this to happen and penalizing us for talking about it.
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4y ago
Yeah, maybe it's just that I'm a decent liar, but the way that people so readily dismiss the possibility that groups of people can lie together and get away with it is just so confusing to me. There are people with secret families
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colpabar
4y ago
Congratulations! You're now a conspiracy theorist.
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colpabar
4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33707786 (required disclaimer: yes yes i know republicans are bad too)
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4y ago
https://nfomation.net/info/1677131115.EMPRESS.nfo All the people trying to cancel this game are gonna be PISSED
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4y ago
Did you know that another person related to epstein (and the clintons) has “committed suicide”? https://nypost.com/2023/02/22/death-of-clinton-aide-tied-to-... Rich and powerful people conspire to do horrib
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colpabar
4y ago
This is such a ridiculously offensive argument to make. You're saying that every living male who is depressed is depressed because he's an incel waiting for his perfect tradwife?
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4y ago
They could always just not do it. The release says that if this happens, the gov will do it instead and "compel" NS to pay them triple the cost, but I don't really see that happening, given that they just "compelled"
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4y ago
https://archive.ph/TkRgd
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4y ago
> The American Civil Liberties Union, the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University, and the law firm Cooley LLP represented the Wikimedia Foundation in the litigation.
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4y ago
> it is impossible for transwomen to menstruate, because they are male I hate to break it to you, but what you just said is transphobic. You're probably confused and don't believe me, and wish I would produce evidence. I don&#x
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4y ago
I'll give an example that I'm sure the gp did not have in mind, but it's one that I see somewhat often. If you ever ask a question online about trans ideology, such as a basic question about biology like "do trans woman
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4y ago
Sure, just like how we can end racial disparities in gifted/honors academic programs by getting rid of the programs themselves, right? Reframe the issue and it just disappears!
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4y ago
Unrelated, but how much does it cost to scramble F22s to shoot down weather balloons?
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4y ago
How do we allow these people in government? Why are such statements that are obvious bullshit to anyone who has ever used a smartphone not immediately ridiculed and barred from any position of power for their rest of their lives? How are we
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4y ago
I'm confused by this comment - are you implying the answers to these questions are all so obvious that they are not worth pursuing evidence of?
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4y ago
https://archive.is/JWvqB
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4y ago
I don't remember that one, but I do remember fox talking about how obama was "disrespecting the office" because he took his suit jacket off in the oval office. It was at that point that I realized fox is not a serious news or
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4y ago
It's against the rules to imply this but most of the comments here are written by people who don't read the articles.
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4y ago
The "most union friendly president in history" just signed a law making it illegal for the union workers to strike, and forced them to accept the terms they had already rejected. Who the fuck are we supposed to vote for if this is
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4y ago
I ask this question in good faith and out of pure ignorance - how do we know the first one we shot down was chinese?
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4y ago
Can you please please please take a moment and really be honest with yourself and think about how you and the rest of the mainstream media would be responding to this if pete was a republican appointed by a republican president
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4y ago
I agree. I don't know if this is true in every state, but in some this requires you to update your voter registration.
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4y ago
It's funny yet sad at how differently HN reacts to a company making its employees go into the office than this. Maybe that's how we should frame it - "railroads force employees back into office, even when sick" might gar
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4y ago
Stealing someone else's comment - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34784255 The sick day thing is the only thing that gets talked about so that people come to the same conclusion you have. That was a big part of wh
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4y ago
> People are drumming up hysteria for political capital, but its not fair to people who live in Ohio or Pennsylvania and now think they can't use their water, they're doomed to cancer at 45, and their kids will be mutants. Can
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4y ago
> If we want to blame the railroad union not getting any time off or sick leave A huge part of what they were striking over were safety concerns. Maximum train lengths, minimum crew sizes (did you know trains can be run by a single perso
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