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by colpabar 4y ago
ah yes, because when a federal agency doesn't punish a multi billion dollar corporation, we all know it's because they definitely didn't do anything wrong. They're so trustworthy!
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by colpabar 4y ago
Yep, and look how well it's working. We've gone from occupy wall st, which was about ultra-extreme-unbelievably-rich vs everyone else, to the "culture war", which is everyone except the ultra rich vs each other. I hate
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by colpabar 4y ago
This has been a wild thread, and I appreciate the thoughtfulness of all your comments. It's pretty interesting to me the difference between how your comments are seen vs a comment with "progressives" replaced with "conse
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by colpabar 4y ago
turn on showdead and just vouch the now-flagged-and-dead comment. people who flag stuff like that aren't interested in discussion.
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by colpabar 4y ago
just because someone doesn't explicitly say something is bad doesn't mean they think it's good, you are just assuming that for some reason. the thread is about CNN, so he commented on CNN.
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by colpabar 4y ago
Are any of those people in this thread?
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by colpabar 4y ago
Awesome! It's so cool seeing you post this here, because I've been excited about this game since I learned about it a few days ago. I hope it's successful! As a question, what games inspired this one? How many hours have you
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by colpabar 4y ago
Ah you know, it's a multimillion dollar corporation, so laws are just tough to enforce, because reasons. It's not like if a regular person was caught doing this, because then it'd be simple: that person would go to jail. Also
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by colpabar 4y ago
It seems ridiculous to claim the police can't possibly be involved in any kind of legal matter. I dated a girl who once had a panic attack, and because of some policy, the hospital she first went to called the police and they literal
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by colpabar 4y ago
I really wish stuff like this was illegal. It's so disgusting to wait at someone's house just to harass them every single day, celebrity or not.
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by colpabar 4y ago
> Surprisingly few interventions are so good that you don't need fancy statistics to justify them To me the real story is that the CDC, which is supposed to be the public health authority in the US, decided not to use said "f
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by colpabar 4y ago
Laws ? Should the police be involved?
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Pediatric COVID19 Cases in Counties with and Without School Mask Requirements(papers.ssrn.com)
37 points by colpabar 4y ago|66 comments
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by colpabar 4y ago
Easy with the conspiracy theories! We all know the rich and powerful don't ever work together to accomplish things in secret.
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by colpabar 4y ago
What a twist!
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by colpabar 4y ago
Great, let's keep giving these multi billion dollar international corporations the benefit of the doubt as they make it impossible for competition to grow. We definitely can't update any of our existing laws or definitions, becaus
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by colpabar 4y ago
> Economically, an educated populace produces positive externalities on society. As such it makes sense for the government to fund and subsidize it to some extent because it produces a good ROI for both the society and the individuals. S
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by colpabar 4y ago
Of course there are external factors, but if you aren't even going to entertain the idea that the people who decide to live these lifestyles bear some of the responsibility for the outcomes, you are not helping anyone. It seems that as
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by colpabar 4y ago
And it seems like it accomplishes the exact opposite. I dated a girl who worked in a drug and rehab facility and she'd constantly complain about how the people who actually worked and tried to improve their situations on their own were
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by colpabar 4y ago
> The command name is 50% shorter* than find :-). I love this but if enough new tools keep doing this I might have to change some of my bash aliases :(
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by colpabar 4y ago
yes, citizens live in towns
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by colpabar 4y ago
I have actually seen complaints of exactly this on nsfw twitter.
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by colpabar 4y ago
Jesus, the headline made me think this was done by citizens. I hate civil asset forfeiture so god damn much. https://www.aclupa.org/en/issues/criminal-justice-reform/civ...
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by colpabar 4y ago
Maybe the foundation below the bricks was a bit unstable?
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by colpabar 4y ago
I know it's off topic, but I'm just curious. Also, the website does seem to be silly regardless of who it's for, given that two of the top stories are about NFTs.
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by colpabar 4y ago
> look! he did a thing even though he's one of those XYZs! This is exactly what I was wondering. I think I'd feel the exact same way.
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by colpabar 4y ago
I can understand that. I just can't not draw the comparison to the way we segregate sports by sex, since males are generally bigger and stronger than females, and I wonder if any POCs see stuff like this in a similar way. And to clarif
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by colpabar 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious what they think, because I am not one, and yeah websites like this do seem kind of silly to me. My question was also for them, and I'm guessing since you said "them" and "I would think", y
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by colpabar 4y ago
Do people of color ever roll their eyes at websites like this? Does it ever just seem silly? edit: I am white, and my question is not for white people. I call it “peopleofcoloronhackernews” :^)
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by colpabar 4y ago
> It comes down to you, are you using that as fuel to motivate you or are you seething inside and burning with envy? > I honestly believe that envy is the thief of joy and if you allow it to consume you it will destroy you. It's

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