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moo
12y ago
Then you think racism can be fixed by just condemning publicly open displays of racial prejudice. So if a Michael Richards torpedoes his career by doing a public racist rant, I guess you would argue that is proof our society is not racist i
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moo
12y ago
To address things scientifically you need to talk about groups not individuals in isolation. Ghettos, police profiling, stop and frisk, exonerated death sentences based on DNA testing, dog-whistle politics, voter ID laws, and U.S. media can
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moo
12y ago
As I posted above quoting from Wikipedia: "One view holds that racism is best understood as 'prejudice plus power' because without the support of political or economic power, prejudice would not be able to manifest as a perva
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moo
12y ago
Here is text from Wikipedia: "One view holds that racism is best understood as 'prejudice plus power' because without the support of political or economic power, prejudice would not be able to manifest as a pervasive cultural
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moo
12y ago
Novacole is not saying violence and hatred toward white people is okay. The poster is distinguishing between prejudice and the term racism. Racism has a power component. Powerless people cannot make another race face racism as a group becau
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moo
12y ago
I think you make a good point. Racism is prejudice and power. Power to institutionally marginalize a racial group. It is meaningless to call racist an oppressed racial group that is institutionally powerless. Some reactionary people like to
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Student science project: Flashlight powered by hand heat
(mnarc.org)
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PayPal freezes out NSA-proof, encrypted ProtonMail
(rt.com)
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12y ago
Jose Guerena was armed and a Marine vet protecting his family but Tuscon SWAT still killed him(1). But it can go the other way as police have been shot and killed in paramilitary raids. I brought up "stand your ground" laws as ind
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12y ago
The paramilitary home invasions authorized by U.S. injustice system is a small part of the increased militarization of the police who use military tactics and decommissioned military hardware stemming from the over decade long military inte
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moo
12y ago
Same article 40 minutes ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7882361
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U.S. may act to keep Chinese hackers out of Defcon
(reuters.com)
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12y ago
Reminded me of Teresa Carey and "Sailing Simplicity", http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsV1VAPzjzc . She has also given a TED talk previously. I feel like I'm being pitched for an authentic experience but led in
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13y ago
Having a train arrive on time does not equate to getting needed medical care, or having survival rights put ahead of someone else's property rights. I was not building a defencse for Cuba. I was correcting Morgante's implied point
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13y ago
I meant compare as balance, equate. but I'm sure you understood that you pedantic ass.
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13y ago
Nazi crimes did not stop the U.S. from recruiting their rocket scientists and welcoming their intelligence people into the fold. I was just correcting Morgante. I'm not saying Cuba is some social paradise. But you sure seem to be comp
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moo
13y ago
Sometimes those exiles think they talk for everybody. Like that Elian circus.
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moo
13y ago
I'm goin be watchin you bro. You speak too much truth.
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moo
13y ago
Did he? Well that is commendable. I also read that he was not gung-ho like hitler to round up the jews. Otherwise, yeah, the dude had to go.
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13y ago
I have not down voted morgante, I want dialog. Sorry if I'm not spewing the party line.
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13y ago
I don't think the military ever really lost control. When the brotherhood stepped wrong, they were outa der.
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13y ago
Maybe there would be more political freedom elsewhere if all the orange, red, purple revolutions weren't being orchestrated by washington.
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13y ago
Human well-being, along with literacy, are Cuba's strong suit. They send doctors all over the world, such as during environmental disasters. During the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the U.S. sent troops, weird. But I guess the Haitians are fr
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When are we going after the house of Saud?
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13y ago
Wake me up when someone forks the old hacker news site.
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13y ago
I've never bought the same thing twice from Amazon. I think this is publicity/advertising like the helicopter drone story.
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The NSA is Coming to Town
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
Communism is not for you buddy, you're not the same class as those toiling in India or other Third World nations. With its proven track record of defeating imperialists and for those with nothing to lose and first world nation traitors
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13y ago
North Korea is not communist. Read the book The Cleanest Race to see how U.S. analysts really see North Korea. There are no communist countries today. It's fun to talk about capitalism in the abstract like it doesn't keep monarchi
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13y ago
Because the fat imperialist says capitalism is the best we have to keep it for all time until our star goes supernova? Our rooted first world lifestyle is the strong mechanism enabling these sweat shops.
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