popmystack

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by popmystack 10y ago
>why isn't any other medical benefit made free and literally forced upon you like fluoride is? Not only does this not have any merit regarding whether or not we should add fluoride to our public water supplies, but the U.S. governme
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by popmystack 10y ago
Really? So mobile support, change detection revamp, TypeScript, the removal of $scope, and all the routing changes are all just "meh" to you?
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by popmystack 10y ago
>and then they threw it under a bus. They didn't just do this "because." There were sound technical reasons to do so. Angular made the correct decision, in my opinion, and decided to cut its losses immediately and right th
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by popmystack 10y ago
I definitely see what you're saying. I guess all I can really say is it's such a gray area for me personally, given the people I've worked with. There are people who demand respect for absolutely no reason, and then there are
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by popmystack 10y ago
>I'm constantly amazed at people who think their genius is so valuable that anyone would put up with their rancid personality. My opinion has been that if you really value truth, leave your ego at the door. Emotional intelligence is
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by popmystack 10y ago
> then a new company could make a ton of money by correcting those bad assumptions and giving out loans to people who can't get them otherwise. This quite literally happens already.
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by popmystack 10y ago
Considering renting history is not accurately reported in any meaningful form, I don't know how they disagree with me. Most people probably aren't willing to give up their car, I'd figure those that have credit issues are sti
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by popmystack 10y ago
I didn't ask for them. I have 4 total. Two when I got when I was first starting out. I have two cards which comprise the bulk of my credit (one from American Express and the other Chase), which represent ~50% of that $90k. Both have cr
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by popmystack 10y ago
I've responded to similar sentiments in another comment within this thread, but just to note you misquoted me. I am not sure if that was intentional or not.
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by popmystack 10y ago
Then they should be forced to positively report that you are agreeing to the terms of your lease. It shouldn't be a one way street. Right now, there is nothing for most land lords to really see on credit reports except for seriously ca
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by popmystack 10y ago
>Citi gave me a credit card with a $3,000 limit as a college freshmen. How old are you? Just a few years ago, despite making a very decent amount of money and having no marks on my credit, it took an entire year for me to get a credit ca
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by popmystack 10y ago
I'm going to be honest, that seems somewhat naive and poorly thought out. Take both the rule of law and certain laws we have regarding employee rights. In many places, you can't fire someone because you don't like homosexuals
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by popmystack 10y ago
Do you not see a problem with your rhetoric? "SJW" is something Orwell would take issue with, especially your use of it.
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by popmystack 10y ago
Would you care to define what neologisms are used by "social justice warriors"? I've never been able to take that term seriously, and instead use it, somewhat counter to your point, as an indicator that the person who is usin
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by popmystack 10y ago
Except that's not what happened. It even states as much in the Wikipedia article you linked.
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by popmystack 10y ago
I'm not sure you understand the whole genetics thing.
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by popmystack 10y ago
I cannot even fathom why you think that's less readable than someone's mangled foreach loop.
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by popmystack 10y ago
If you read the article, nothing was being "suppressed". The sources mentioned are extremely tabloid-esque in nature. This is only biased if we can provide concrete evidence that similar tabloid-esque publications that happened to
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by popmystack 10y ago
Anyone concerned about the truth would have investigated those articles with recent information and found them to be thoroughly debunked as hyperbolic claims with a good bit of nuance to them. But you didn't, because you're not. Y
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by popmystack 10y ago
You people have lost the plot, truly.
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by popmystack 10y ago
Because when has hyperbolic stories about immigrants ever gotten out of hand?
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by popmystack 10y ago
I like how there is an influx of new accounts that seem to be commenting on this article, but no where else. Most of the publications that were being "suppressed" are tabloid-esque in manner. The fact that they are all conservativ
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by popmystack 10y ago
You linked to extremely far out there sites as your sources, and two of the stories were debunked the day they came out. Please do provide more examples.
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by popmystack 10y ago
Pointing out that you are misrepresenting what we are talking about is a personal attack? How do personal attacks even lend support for an opposing view point? I am not sure if you actually read what happened, but this was a case of certain
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by popmystack 10y ago
Much like the majority of posts in your comment history?
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by popmystack 10y ago
That's simply not how discourse works on a national scale. There are many things that can be given a platform but aren't because it'd be a waste of time. No one is afraid to give these things a platform, it's just pointl
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by popmystack 10y ago
Literally no one has suggested that we silence opponents. I am not sure how you are confusing me and facebook's curation system not giving attention to certain sources and positions based on their credibility and integrity with activel
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by popmystack 10y ago
I don't think it's a case of me misunderstanding, I could have easily provided other examples of view points that are largely not covered or ignored because they do not hold merit. Not that this really adds negates what you said,
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by popmystack 10y ago
I am highly unconvinced that at this point there is some piece of information that will add credibility to conservative rhetoric, economic, or social beliefs. Sure it can happen, it's just unlikely to. Positions do not gain credibility
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by popmystack 10y ago
>In most cases, I'd rather lose control and slip and slide around on/off a road than get flattened by a long vehicle merging into my lane because my car limited my acceleration. That is an absolutely insane position to take. Ho

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