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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
What phones have you owned?
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
It is a known fact, that people in big cities tend to be more distant (is this the right word?) from each other. A lot less social interaction the bigger the city.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
I am saying, do you buy the new model of the same laptop or monitor every single year?
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
It appears you haven't touched a decent android phone before. I think you probably should before making these kind of comments.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
And then what happens to the phones those people had? We don't do this with laptops, desktops, or monitors. What makes phones so special?
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
> why not buy a a $800 phone (Android or iOS) with every new release? I think this is a terrible mindset, personally. There is so much waste, these are perfectly good phones but everyone is convinced to do a 2 year contract lifecycle.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Yea I was just about to mention that as well. I never liked touchwiz but I just got the s8 and it's a nice phone. Maybe I just don't like the default icons and design? I'm not sure, but I customized it to look more like regul
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
It's also quite unfortunate that you think that would solve anything. It's also quite unfortunate that you are only thinking of one type of crime in your assessment.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
So what are you going to do to someone walking through a neighborhood? Call the cops because someone is walking through a definitely public place? If you witness an assault, yea go ahead.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Abnormal for you maybe. But you aren't always paying attention, that's not your job. Maybe it's someone going for a walk, maybe it's a neighbors friend. You just don't know.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Maybe not pay attention at all unless something actually happens. You have no clue what that person is doing and it's not your business.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
This sounds exactly like the kind of app I hate. Do you think it was your neighbors who were giving you the notes?
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Time to start exposing them.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
If it wasn't going to be China, it was going to be, and has already been somewhere else. Look at the labels on the clothes you wear, many aren't made in China.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Can you expand on this? I've spent a lot of time in Japan, but have never heard of it.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
The chat program on Line, Rina, does this as well if you send a picture of a person to her.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
The way I see it, that is a waste of a humans potential, to do work as simple and mundane as that.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
There are many different kinds of ketchup. Japanese ketchup is less sweet, and tastes like it has more tomato in it for example.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Japanese sweets, especially chocolate, taste like they have less sugar to me. They might be the same, but you could be better off with them than others.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Sure thing, sorry. Just see a lot of things which probably shouldn't be here, but I suppose I should just flag and move on.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Sure it does. And your points are not valid, your point is simply that you don't want immigration. You aren't replying to facts about immigrants and immigration besides that it happens, and that people want it. We've all been
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
I have read this persons comments. The facts are also that it is hard to migrate, and that immigrants normally have to be highly educated. By "native" you don't mean aboriginal, do you? At the end of the day we are all just p
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Well, racist requires there to be race so I'd argue xenophobic rather than racist, but how is that not ignorant? Where was large scale migration ever mentioned? It's hard to migrate, that is a fact. >Commenting on immigration i
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Why are you defending this person so much here? > All that happened is we were told we need immigration instead What do you infer from this? It's pretty obvious. This isn't the first time I've ran into this person.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
An anti-immigrant stance is by definition unfounded and ignorant. I know s/he is locked in their position because of how often they bring it up in threads all over HN . It doesn't matter if I'm making an accusation. The othe
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
What is wrong with immigration? What do you have against people looking to move to new countries. When someone moves, they pay taxes, they work, they contribute to society. It's not easy to immigrate, and often smarter, better educated
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Uncivil? The uncivil one is the the one who spends most of his time on HN spouting ignorant anti-immigration rhetoric.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
> All that happened is we were told we need immigration instead. You say this everywhere, we discussed this already. You have an unfounded, ignorant view of immigration. You are so locked into your position that it doesn't matter wh
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
I don't know why you insist on spreading this ignorance all over HN, this really isn't the place for your rhetoric.
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by mercurysmessage 9y ago
Yea Breitbart is on another level, doesn't even make sense to compare them.

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