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oldmanjay
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Does the racism today against white people bother you? It's a genuine question, because the vehemence is cranked pretty high, but racism against white people is often automatically excused, so I'm curious where you fall.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
The red herring is the slavery argument your political masters have fed you to keep you happily allowing massive power consolidation to an abusive apparatus.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Sure, that's totally fair. I don't even particularly like the electoral college system personally.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Your explanation of your thought process is appreciated, but no amount of your insistence that your opinion is the only acceptable one makes it so.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
That wasn't the point of my question. I'm well aware complaining works, but I often do not understand why people feel the need to complain in the first place, particularly in situations such as this when the complaints are literal
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Ahh, is it time to cry about the electoral college again? I suppose if no one knew going in that it was the way things were done, I'd care. Since everyone knew, it's just the worst kind of monday-morning quarterbacking. The thorou
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Here's Nate Silver today trying to explain trump: > America hasn’t put its demons — including racism, anti-Semitism and misogyny — behind it. White people still make up the vast majority of the electorate, particularly when consider
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Perhaps you can compare it to intellectualism by considering the difference between offering up your humble opinion, and offering up your humble opinion as an objective truth.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
I don't understand what the link has to do with anything but the answer makes sense and for whatever reason I had a blind spot about it.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Very many sane people had no desire to see Hillary Clinton be the president of the United States. There's just no need to keep pretending that your opinion is the only rational choice when you've been repudiated so completely.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
What emotion is it that makes people feel such a deep need to complain that everything isn't made specifically to meet their needs?
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oldmanjay
10y ago
There is no limit to the stupid shit people like to say when their political opinions aren't accepted as gospel by others.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Restating an incorrect position won't make it true.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Are we pretending trump didn't insult every opponent in his campaign regardless of gender, or are we pretending it's worse because Hillary is a woman? I'm never sure what to pretend politically.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
I'm not sure you understand the American mindset terribly well. Party loyalty didn't play much of a role here.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Do you have examples of the dirt that wouldn't have been directed at a man? I paid a lot of attention to this election cycle and I must have missed it.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Yeah, it's one of those high-horse things elites tell themselves while they try to understand why they can't just instill their perfectly obviously correct opinions already.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
I replied to a post, not to the article.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
You don't get to claim the moral high ground and use the tactics of the opposition at the same time.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Saying that genetically modified agricultural product are useless is objectively a lie. Saying they are potentially harmful is a weasel accusation. The last bit is just an straight insult. Did you have a point to the rant that you forgot to
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oldmanjay
10y ago
It's easy to decide that things you don't understand enough to have reasonable opinions on are unreasonable, but it's not terribly useful to actually exploring the real-world problems. I admit, I am assuming you don't kn
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oldmanjay
10y ago
I don't have a particular summation of all humans. I just don't have any experience that leads me to believe sociable people are so because of fear.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
What does HTTP have to do with canvas or anything else you listed? What does your misapprehension of what HTTP is meant to be have to do with the limited codec support in popular browsers? Do you just hate that the web stopped being static
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oldmanjay
10y ago
There are no victims in engineering. Such phraseology should be saved for disciplines where emotion trumps reason, like politics.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Why would you think that attacking tnones' comment is a reasonable defense of your comment?
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oldmanjay
10y ago
Did you forget that the brain has evolved over billions of years to reach the capability it has?
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oldmanjay
10y ago
The charitable response is that it was a metaphor. I would assume you understood that but it would mean you intentionally posted that terrible half-pun. I'd rather assume you just didn't realize it was a metaphor in the first plac
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oldmanjay
10y ago
That's a very cynical view of humanity that doesn't match my experience at all.
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oldmanjay
10y ago
It's a little hard to distinguish worthwhile warnings from the near-constant din of finger-wagging
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oldmanjay
10y ago
What is it that makes people thinking whining endlessly about Apple is interesting?
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