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dagenleg
10y ago
Very good post, comrade! Remember to use your primary account when your comments are ideologically sound, this will ensure your Good Citizen points will get properly calculated.
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dagenleg
10y ago
The article has a certain vibe which reminds be of USSR's political persecutions.It's pretty disturbing how the author heavily implies that the children have to undergo some kind of renunciation ceremony in order to atone for the
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dagenleg
10y ago
Hey, but what about shy women? If you include them into your calculations then your theory breaks down.
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dagenleg
10y ago
I think in this case we refer to the turtle (or a snail) reaching outside of the shell with their appendages, not completely abandoning the shell. This usually happens after the moment of danger (the one which prompted the retreat inside th
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10y ago
Oh, I never knew that shy people bottle up so much repressed animosity towards the 'extroverts'. Whole thread is filled with wild generalizations about vapid, hollow, loud 'normies'. This is a bit ridiculous, come on - w
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dagenleg
10y ago
Why would you want to word it like that? Let's not call it 'stop' but rather 'financially discourage'.
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dagenleg
10y ago
The beauty of free market is that it can create markets where there otherwise would be none. Once you normalize lobbying in your society, possibilities are virtually limitless.
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dagenleg
10y ago
It feels to me like you are trying really hard to justify to yourself and to everyone else paying $500 for the membership.
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dagenleg
10y ago
I too do enjoy paying the bribe just to get an acceptable service! Oh, it's just like when visiting a poor post-Soviet country. I am so glad that United officially incorporated this wonderful custom. No longer do I need to decide on th
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10y ago
Interesting how the western world is facing the reversal of the trend of egalitarianism that rose up in the 20th century. It seems like just a century ago we had movements all over the world that strived for equality and now the tide has tu
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10y ago
So your point is that we should not criticize despicable business practices, because those businesses are headed by people. And we should not 'hate' people because that is bad, I guess? Definitely, next time we catch Nestle aggres
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10y ago
I sincerely hope you belong to the class of people making money off skimming regulations and immoral business practices. You know, one of the people who benefits from US being what US is. One of the 'rich people' Because if you ar
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dagenleg
10y ago
Well, nobody wants to die in a Nuclear War.
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10y ago
It's healthier to have children at younger age.
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dagenleg
10y ago
And who will hire a 40y.o. worker with no work experience and some internet-taught skills?
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dagenleg
10y ago
Wait, who ate most of the paper?
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dagenleg
10y ago
How about just installing noscript/umatrix?
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dagenleg
10y ago
You also forgot who gave him those chemical weapons and with whose tacit approval the Kurds were gassed in the first place.
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dagenleg
10y ago
It's really disgusting when domestic politics spills out into the outside, resulting in wars and misery. I wish this vestige of imperialist times, the practice of "short victorious war" would finally die off.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Yes, the testimonies. Remember those Kuwaiti incubator babies?
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dagenleg
10y ago
I especially like how in every case of being screwed by the bureaucracy the lowly citizen has only one option - go the the lawyers. And what are those? More bureaucracy!
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dagenleg
10y ago
Not a model for socialism or communism either. Poor Russia.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Clear example of free market fixing things.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Well if your work involves typing equations it's implied that you understand LaTeX.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Wow! The creator really knows what he is talking about.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Sure, if you admit that every closet in the city has a CCTV camera, you analogy is perfectly valid.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Nice! Slow, unresponsive "cute" visual element. Perfect for modern web-developers.
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10y ago
If the population does not want to be part of the country, one cannot just annex the territory in the modern times.
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dagenleg
10y ago
Why would they claim it as their own if the population is not Spanish?
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dagenleg
10y ago
Well, the article itself is not discussing the merits of Kindle Voyage so the comment looked out of place for me. And certainly marketing via internet comments is a thing, even on HackerNews. I think it's called "integrated"
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