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by flatt 3y ago
Heh, okay, there's a lot to unpack there. It's a lot of facts but lacking in wisdom. The fact that you equate a person warning you about the dangers of toxic people with barely being better than one themselves means you personally
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by flatt 3y ago
No, you don't understand. I don't really care about your politics, I care about the ridiculously extreme risk your toxic optimism causes society without there being an ounce of data to support your position. You are asserting that
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by flatt 3y ago
It's not even the murder so much as it's the premeditation. Even the most non-psychopathic mentally ill individuals with the most awful intrusive thoughts will still have an active conscience telling them not to do the things thei
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by flatt 3y ago
I mean nothing personal by it but all I see when I see posts like yours (and many others in this thread), is that the average person understands nothing about psychopathy. What he did was premeditated. His brain is wired in such a way that
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by flatt 5y ago
I think the point is that people on the poverty line eventually have to start making decisions that will break them out of the cycle. There are plenty of programs out there that will do just that. A 50lb bag of rice might very well be too m
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by flatt 6y ago
"You never let a serious crisis go to waste. And what I mean by that it's an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." -Some guy from some political party
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by flatt 6y ago
Does it though? There's little doubt in my mind that this site would have far greater reach (the actual desirability of that aside) if it were located at hackernews.com. I have no idea what the current owner would want for it but I&#x2