csseinpoont

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by csseinpoont 11y ago
There is no legitimate rule of law, only a tool of violenence to destroy those who oppose the state. You see the same narrative play out over and over again, strange how so view refuse to see the truth.
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
Lol, reflexive down votes from those who defend state power and corruption, way to go HN.
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
http://boingboing.net/2015/07/01/us-customs-and-border-prote... Politicians continue to support a war effort which has murdered millions in the ME, they continue to turn a blind eye to torture, and hold the i
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
Lol, the evil empire strikes again. These corrupt people who control the government understand nothing but power and violence.
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
Actually it will, you are wrong. Regulating something so that you may as well make it illegal isn't really the same as decriminalizing the activity. Countries with reasonable prostitution laws are tremendously safer for those turning t
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
So again, who are the bad guys because all three of those groups are responsible for such activities.
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
Tomorrow always different right? You're some saying it'll be different this time, and the only explanation you give is, 'communications' and 'electronic', and yet plenty of fiat currencies have collapses under
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
Every fiat currency ever has collapsed, yet gold is still being hoarded in vaults. You have a limited perspective of history.
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by csseinpoont 11y ago
1 point by lolyololol 0 minutes ago | edit | delete Having an open discussion about state surveillance is essentially impossible on hacker news given moderation policy, liberal use of banning, astro turfing and corresponding up and down vot