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10y ago
There is a plausible argument that ceasefires and endless international community meddling make wars worse, not better, because they drag on as open sores for years instead of being resolved one way or the other. Interesting to see some dat
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> Assange has claimed multiple times, that he thinks these elections are a farce... Perhaps he knows some things you and me don't. I imagine Russian intelligence knows lots of things you and me don't, yes.
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10y ago
It's so generous of you to acknowledge how both sides are wrong: Americans are wrong to want to live the way they do, while Europeans are wrong to not realize how severely deluded, wasteful, and out of touch with humanity Americans are
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"Thoughts from an office full of hoodie-wearing white guys" was probably a super-bad way of stating the article's subheading, then. If it's perfectly fine that the office is full of hoodie-wearing white guys, then why ma
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> Politicians have been offed for much lesser things. [citation needed] Seriously, you are incredibly confident that anyone advocating real change in the United States will be murdered . Not verbally attacked in the press or by their op
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It sure is odd how these evil tools of the Man are never identified and flushed out by the noble, gentle, peaceful protesters before they start committing arson and shooting cops. Nobody noticed that these agents provocateurs were carryin
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They're highly relevant given that they're how huge numbers of people access the Internet. Would a socialist system have produced smartphones? Also, if by "baggage" you mean "basic knowledge of 20th century history&
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It is pretty crowded, actually. We've had satellites literally colliding with each other before. Filling it up with chunks of asteroid isn't the best use of limited room, especially when space farther away is genuinely empty and
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Exclusive Inclusivity
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Because, as long as the problem isn't solved for everyone, we shouldn't try to solve it for anyone.
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Really, the nerve of us crazy Americans, wanting to be able to live and work in different places depending on what we felt was best for our families. What were we thinking?
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Space is big. I mean, really big. The orbits that are most useful for our current-day satellites are crowded, of course, but you could stash your asteroid booty anywhere you like. Putting it in orbit around the Moon might not be a bad move.
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Putting aside your odd belief that the USSR would have built international fiber-optic lines, last-mile broadband, and iPhones, it's neat how as soon as it's needed for the socialist argument all of a sudden the military is a forc
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> You have no strong evidence that suggests that no rape happened. The alleged rapist not existing isn't strong evidence suggesting that it didn't happen? > There's also no strong evidence that a rape did happen. Some
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How can anyone "prove that no rape occurred"? It's impossible to prove a negative. All we can do is notice that no rape seems to have happened at that fraternity, none of the alleged victim's statements can be backed up
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Without capitalism you wouldn't have an international communications network to moan about capitalism on.
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> Too bad. Imagine the paradise your country could be if you just kept a huge nuclear weapon stockpile for deterrence and defence and got rid of everything else. The people currently moaning about drones and soldiers (weirdly, only Ameri
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10y ago
Please don't post articles which advocate gender discrimination on HN.
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Affirmative action by definition is discrimination against innocent third parties. The people who are being discriminated against didn't hurt anyone; it's being done as a reaction to discrimination which happened in the increasing
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I wonder if you were this generous towards the Bundy Ranch protesters.
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How do you plan to convince China and Russia to stop worrying about weaponry and thinking in terms of tribes?
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> Like the Dakota Access Pipeline protest right now. The one where they were shooting at cops, you mean? True, that part didn't get a lot of coverage.
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The Dakota Pipeline protesters were actually shooting at cops , and committed millions of dollars worth of arson.
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I said "thin on the ground," not "nonexistent." There are a few people who genuinely want real inclusion and work for it, and they're heroes. But they aren't calling the shots.
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> Example: cis white men from poor or troubled families are most definitely included in this definition of under-represented minorities. It maybe difficult to explicitly measure, but they are definitely included. The fact that poor white
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> For me, knowing the history and degree of suppression, it is going to be long active path to undo the effects of it. Sure, but why do you think that discriminating against innocent third parties is going to help? That just creates incr
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If he does win, this will be entirely the reason why. One giant middle finger against an overculture that has been smugly abusing people for decades.
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How do you define an "advertisement" and how do you keep the Advertising Definition Agency from getting stacked with people who define opinions they disagree with as advertisements?
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>Given that level of rejection, the key here is to get women to know the odds and keep trying. Now that's an important fact that tends to get overlooked. Ninety-nine percent of the agitation about increasing "representation&quo
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I would hope we're not parachuting in "untrained diversity" at the lower levels, either. Everyone should be held to the same standards.
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