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by hsod 9y ago
If you aren't loudly hearing anti-corporate voices in the modern American political conversation, you aren't listening.
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by hsod 9y ago
How is this a free speech issue?
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by hsod 9y ago
The sophistry is in the un-earned reversal. OP: People are susceptible to manipulation. We should think carefully about the ways our institutions allow violent and intolerant ideologies to spread. You: You know who else thought people were
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by hsod 9y ago
Wow. So you're comparing the OP of this subthread to the Nazis because they think the electorate is susceptible to manipulation. That's some shameful sophistry.
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by hsod 9y ago
In America, "school" is a generic term for any kind of educational institution
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by hsod 9y ago
I live in Seattle and almost never hear a good thing about Amazon's presence here (people like the service though). Multiple times a week people blame Amazon for the very high rents and home prices. Amazon employees also have a bad rep
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by hsod 9y ago
If McDonald's takes your money but doesn't give you your food, who has been hurt?
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by hsod 9y ago
You just did put it out there, so why not elaborate on your reaction? What politicization are you concerned about?
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by hsod 9y ago
"If ten guys think it's OK to hang out with one Nazi, they just became eleven Nazis" -Chris Rock This is why people call Trump a Nazi.
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by hsod 9y ago
Fifteen years is a long time. IMO the piece holds up very poorly once you acknowledge that Trump has been consequentially more racist than GOP candidates from the last fifteen years. (I'm referring to "racism in consequence",
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by hsod 9y ago
what does humor have to do with it?
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by hsod 9y ago
> but can prevent you from voicing your opinions just because they're a "deplorable" or you don't agree with them If we're gonna talk about Nazis, let's talk about Nazis.
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by hsod 9y ago
"I stick to my thesis from October 2015. There is no evidence that Donald Trump is more racist than any past Republican candidate (or any other 70 year old white guy, for that matter). All this stuff about how he’s “the candidate of th
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by hsod 9y ago
Didn't know this existed. It doesn't appear to include Disney properties like Marvel, Star Wars, ESPN, ABC, etc. which I imagine the new service will.
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by hsod 9y ago
https://myria.com/how-does-a-cast-saw-work-without-cutting-y... tl;dr it vibrates instead of rotating which doesn't break skin because skin is flexible
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by hsod 9y ago
I think the growing Nazi movement is a far more serious sign of an unhealthy political culture than some anti-nazi hyperbole on twitter. I agree we should be careful not to paint with too broad a brush but it's obvious the GOP has a v
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by hsod 9y ago
> if they thrash shit and take over rallies, maybe cops had a reason to shoot? Note - I know there was no reason in at least some cases. What does this mean? What is "thrashing shit and taking over rallies"? Under what circums
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by hsod 9y ago
http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/23/politics/ted-cruz-endorses-don...
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by hsod 9y ago
He also donated 1.25 million dollars: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/16/technology/peter-thiel-do...
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by hsod 9y ago
I wonder if one of the problems is that the Spectacles by nature are never in the images they capture. Thus missing out on some powerful organic marketing.
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by hsod 9y ago
You haven't really made a point, just made a few vague but very strong statements. Uber impacted my life by vastly increasing my mobility. Can you give an example of what you think should (???) be the most important company of a genera
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by hsod 9y ago
Before Uber, getting around the city was a huge, huge pain in the ass and the logistics of it often curtailed plans before they got off the ground, or added tons of friction and wasted time. Now there is an easy, cheap, fast, and reliable w
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by hsod 9y ago
> Laws against spam do not target messages on the basis of their content (except in so far as they are commercial advertising, which is a less protected category of speech) I'm not a lawyer, but the parenthetical is doing a lot of w
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by hsod 9y ago
It's probably the company that has had the most concrete impact on my life and the lives of my friends of this generation (depending on how you define generation).
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by hsod 9y ago
Which crimes?
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by hsod 9y ago
Sometimes I think Europe's chief export is incredulity :) > And secondly, if a good is faulty, not as described, or unfit for purpose then we have a right to a refund under those terms also. None of this applies here, OP simply wasn
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by hsod 9y ago
Maybe we should nationalize YouTube to provide a safe space for anti-Marxists
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by hsod 9y ago
Or how about if the spoon company paid your cable guy to count how many spoons you have while he was in your house.
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by hsod 9y ago
> True, though all the code was doing was collecting a list of installed packages and a list of file extensions you've edited. Judging by the reactions here, you'd think they were uploading your entire ~/ directory. OK, so
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by hsod 9y ago
> I've never used SideBarEnhancement. I assumed users knew it was related to Kite. Considering how many posts you've made in this thread defending Kite, this seems like a major gap in your understanding. A simple ctrl-F of both

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