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by insuffi 13y ago
The inequality adjusted HDI says there are exactly 15 countries better than the US in the world. Also, don't you find it a tiny bit ironic that your response to him was childish and immature e.g. "Well you can leave, if you don&#x
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That is not why the people are shocked. The general mass is shocked(especially foreigners, of course) or rather annoyed about the moral high ground US always seems to take("Chinese are hacking us, we're not hacking them") to
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by insuffi 13y ago
Do you really want a chick that is attracted to your car instead of being attracted to you?
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by insuffi 13y ago
I completely agree with the OP. Let's be honest - you don't NEED a 100 k car right after graduation, even if you're earning a 100 k a year(I've seen this happen). What he's trying to say is that there's a huge
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by insuffi 13y ago
Exactly. I remember reading about how 12 000 americans die from gun-related homicide every year(not trying to push anti-gun agenda, just thought it's an interesting perspective,as both guns and terrorism are subject to a lot of debate)
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by insuffi 13y ago
I'm eastern european, meaning I do have some inside knowledge on how Russia operates, especially since it's still trying to regain political power in the post-soviet countries 23 years after its fall. Everybody knows Russia wants
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by insuffi 13y ago
That's not at all what I said. The difference is that Putin doesn't spread propaganda through every news channel about how Russia is a truly democratic country and everyone has their freedoms according to the law. Everyone KNOWS h
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by insuffi 13y ago
If by serious imperfections and injustices you mean the violation of fundamental human rights, including freedom of speech, that America flaunts right and left. "What makes America the greatest country in the world? re: Freedom and fre
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by insuffi 13y ago
While I can see the point you're trying to make - give himself in for the sake of publicity, I also think you are making very far-fetched conclusions. 1)Running away from certain prosecution is not unpatriotic. He is a patriot of his c
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by insuffi 13y ago
You seem to forget that, as has been proved,especially when it comes to government contractors, the US intelligence agencies are hilariously inefficient at what they do. That is what makes this sentence so funny: "For a nation that ou
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by insuffi 13y ago
It always puzzles me how people, especially citizens of Murrica think everyone will bend over and let U.S. have their way. Small countries? Maybe. See case of latvian hacker Deniss Calovskis http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/201
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by insuffi 13y ago
You mean reasonably regard as adversaries based on what you hear on the TV spouting pro-american propaganda. Who cares, honestly. Nobody's going to try and extract secrets from him. 1) he's clearly a true patriot 2) if he were to
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Because all "third world-ish" places are the same. Also, because Ecuador doesn't have an actual rule of law, hasn't been holding Assange in its embassy for years and isn't easy to disappear in.
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You know, I find it puzzling that, even though USA has proven itself to be literally on the same level as the "communist" countries(read: China, Russia), people still apply selective blindness. People die in strange ways in the st
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by insuffi 13y ago
You americans and your "everyone is out to get us" mentality is laughable. The fact of the matter is this - what the government has done is intrinsically unconstitutional. People calling the leaker a traitor try to back it up wit
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4 points by insuffi 13y ago|2 comments