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Ok, i'll be specific. Both are hopefully naive about the dangers of lending their platforms to extremists, and have egos large enough to believe that they can confront and debunk false information faster than it can spread via their di
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> modern type of progressives obsessed with race, sex, gender, and such In my experience, left wingers want civil rights for all the above, but are far from "obsessed" with those groups. Right wingers on the other hand..
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No he's the same right wing perspective, just with less jokes.
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> They way they target grandparents is surreal My grandmother got hit with one of these, she has a weak heart and was in severe mental distress all day because she couldn't get ahold of me to confirm what the scammers were telling h
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Bulgaria has single payer health care, it's to the left of most leftist states in the USA. And it's funny you recognize the usage of "woke" as problematic, but you still use it. Actual liberal politics means schools, roa
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Is being a caretaker for a small human the most important thing in life? Or is this some kind of default no one questions.
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1. Ultimately people employed by Twitter had to make calls on what content violated their rules, which they did so in a deliberate manner. Is this surprising to you, did you assume machines did this? 2. There was no direction. FBI pointed o
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Of all the "revelations" of the Twitter Files (mostly recapping the interactions that were already publicly known), preventing DoD run accounts from being marked as spam is the closest thing to an actual scandal. But 1. These acco
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Housing prices everywhere have gone up, just not at the same rates. You can still find reasonable housing outside London, Dublin, etc.
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There's plenty of Republicans in California, they just rebrand as Libertarians (same thing) or move to OC.
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Literally anywhere in Europe outside of Poland or Hungary ?
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Being outside most of the year? Overrated.
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While people remain in denial about how nice it is to only have 2-3 months of livable outdoor weather a year, housing prices will always tell the truth
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There's no evidence he acted on personal bias, and the US government never asked or told Twitter to do anything. Other than that, your knowledge of current events is spot on.
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You seem to have no idea what Yoel Roth's job was.
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Right heat + humidity is bad, humidity alone isn't even noticed.
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This is what makes taking in Russian refugees complicated, many of them support the war they just didn't want to die themselves.
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Yes, all the same people gathering in smokey rooms making purposeful crime and mistake, one after the other. The same people that did Iraq decided to kill Epstein and push COVID vaccines. Do you really believe that's how thing work?
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Yes because the people running human societies have traditionally been transparent and fair until 2008. Conspiracy thinking is not new, the mobilization and scale of social media allows the "othering" of people to reach a level we
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What would he have to gain from lying about donating to Republicans? He lies about not committing crimes to stay out of prison. Seems like a lot of partisans want SBF to be a democratic cartoon villain and won't let reality get in the
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He was also the second largest donor to Republicans, which he did in secret to avoid criticism from liberal friends. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/nov/30/ftx-billi...
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> SBF was invited to prestigious $2500-a-seat event by the NYT. Where he was grilled about possible crimes.
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> a cut and dry criminal case got dismissed It was and continues to be anything but "cut and dry"
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Whenever I see a claim on HN i've never seen before and ask for a source, 100% I never hear back from OP.
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Unless laws are changes, the US Government cannot demand anything from private industry.
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So yours is a pure defense of Huawei, because they country the operate in has no civil liberty protections, they aren't at fault for helping authoritarians build a surveillance state and spy on others? I mean, I guess so. That doesn&#x
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How is cloud storage more secure than a password managers web interface ?
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What does my consent have to do with anything? The difference between commanding private industry to do something and hacking them yourself is the difference between free and unfree societies. Why you are trying to blur the line I don'
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People interested in what taxpayer money is going towards really ought to google where the majority of it is spent (hint: it's not student debt relief) https://responsiblestatecraft.org/2022/11/22/why-can
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What does that have to do with my statement ?
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