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maybelsyrup
4y ago
Why are you broadcasting his assassination coordinates
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Dude are you ok
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I mean you’re right — that’s why Amazon and Starbucks aren’t fighting unionization drives that hard, or why US police departments have famously weak unions of their own, or why the Pinkertons still exist after over a century, or why reactio
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Uh what US warfare have you been watching? Your analogy only works if it’s the like the 2000-200 Bulls (15-67).
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> When people say that the quality of a publication has declined they often mean they disagree with things that are published. > a rag like Jacobin
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4y ago
Resign himself into our nearest star?
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> big fan of predication markets I'd love to see a predication market
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4y ago
This is one of the better HN comments I’ve ever read on labor matters. Cheers.
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4y ago
> undermined the nation's ability to fabricate the cores of new nuclear weapons Uh, good.
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4y ago
Hilariously, this is the husband of Washington Post person "Anne Appelbaum", a noted historian and alleged "dingbat" [1] who, among other things, can be relied upon to give strong cover to her husband's racist BS. A
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This is great! Thank you for sharing.
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Yessssss
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Anyone else getting Tim and Eric vibes from the name here? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5BZkaWZAAA
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Legality never stopped them anyway.
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4y ago
Glass houses etc etc https://www.cnn.com/2019/11/25/business/mcdonalds-wage-theft... https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-08-12/claim-lodged-against-... https://www.busi
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Does anyone think that Lockdown Mode was allowed to roll out without the American security state feeling comfortable that they're able to defeat it by pressing a button?
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No thanks. I trust dang to function in the way he sees fit. And because I meant what I said, and chose those words carefully, I'll trust myself to do the same.
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Assuming this is what they meant by "biased", it doesn't actually say anything. > a korean publication will clearly try their best to portray the events as they see it. This is true of anyone, anywhere, ever. > South ko
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4y ago
> The third link is also from a heavily biased source. Say what you mean.
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Don't forget his strong family ties to psychotic Japanese fascism and racism [1,2], and his personal affinity for heinous war crimes and human experimentation in Imperial Japan [3]. Imagine your next door neighbor going out in public w
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> Is the internet a better place without this site? Who knows Uh I do
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> I'm not saying I blame these people Why not
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Ghosn IS "the man". People who stick it to the man don't have access to Green Berets and private jets and multiple citizenships. This story can be understood as bickering between two factions or groups of "the man":
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> there's good reason to suppose the climate would settle back to something similar to what it has been the last 10k years What's that good reason?
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So you support the state housing them at taxpayer expense? I do too, I just think they should have their own keys.
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There aren't third-party ways to shut some of that stuff off? When I used OSX I remember a great app called OnyX [1] that could customize deeper, system-level stuff. [1] https://www.titanium-software.fr/en/index.ht
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> Emotions, morals, etc., while important for driving the end result, still must comply with the legal system. This is exactly backwards
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> hierarchy doesn't exist arbitrarily Yes, it does.
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> But nothing here will change. It's hard but it's important to keep faith, and to keep working to change people's minds about police. Even your comment can make a difference: a place like HN is full of intelligent people
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I'm no plane mechanic, but I'd wager it's because the producers probably didn't want their actors to die [1-5]. The fancy nextgen fighter programs, like most US "defense" spending, are noteworthy mainly for the
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