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by rat87 6y ago
Not publishing an editorial calling for an authoritarian crackdown is facism now?
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It was against FBI policy to declare that so close to an election Supposedly Comey violated it because some FBI agents were already illegally leaking it to Guliani and he was sure Clinton would win anyway
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by rat87 6y ago
Taibbi like Greenwald has gone gaga against the establishment/evidence of Trump's collusion with Russia. I don't think many people care what he has to say More relevant is https://www.politico.com/news/20
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by rat87 6y ago
Trump probably illegally cheated on his taxes what's wrong with Nytimes reporting that Oh you meant the more recent taxes expose.
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by rat87 6y ago
It hasn't but people like to pretend it has Good journalists tend to not rely on on one anonymous source, they check with other sources and available evidence. The thing is this white house is extremely dishonest and corrupt and leaks
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by rat87 6y ago
The Intercept has long been an activist paper. That's why Glenn joined. That doesn't mean they care about revenue over truth though
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by rat87 6y ago
Many media organizations care quite a lot about their reputation as well as their effect on society.They want to report honestly and give an accurate picture of the word. Including Glenns paper, that's why he joined it. Glenn seems to
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by rat87 6y ago
A quote from a partisan hack willing to undermine US national security to back up Trump > Ratcliffe is well known for criticizing the FBI and the special counsel investigation as being biased against Trump. Ratcliffe has also alleged tha
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I'll happily continue to ignore a racist propoganda outlet. I'll leave that to hate group reaserchers
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Locking the account was the right thing to do Also I don't know why you think people on the left think big companies are on their side We know they're not. And that they unfairly censor liberal stories. https://www.nbcn
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by rat87 6y ago
> The larger point is - there's a spectrum here that ranges from literally believing Clinton and Trump hang out in the same pizza parlor raping children One of the things that shows the total bankruptcy of QAnon is that despite the
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NY Post is a tabloid/rag with a pretty bad reputation and even their reporters didn't want to publish it https://www.chicagotribune.com/nation-world/ct-nw-nyt-hunter... > The New York Post’s front-page art
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by rat87 6y ago
>Have you... seen Twitter? It's full of porn, spam, vile personal attacks, conspiracies, and racism. These things are mostly not moderated on Twitter. So good thing they're trying for a change? That doesn't mean I agree wi
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by rat87 6y ago
> Biden asked for a prosecutor to be fired because he wasn't investigating the company his crackhead son received large payouts from enough huh? Yes. But it was not only that company. The corrupt prosecutor refused to investigate m
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by rat87 6y ago
Good for Twitter and good for Facebook for once not bowing down to conservative demands to allow them to spread untrue propaganda and conspiracies ( https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/6/21357663/facebook-remo
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by rat87 6y ago
The Daily Mail like the NY Post is a right wing tabloid with Terrible journalistic standards At least NYPost unlike the daily mail doesn't have a history that includes supporting facists(as far as I know) https://en.wikipedi
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by rat87 6y ago
It's not censoring viewpoints It's refusing to spread likely BS propoganda. And he is correctly implying that many people who claim to be free speech advocates are in no way free speech advocates and merely are upset that racist a
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by rat87 6y ago
Biden simply gave them the message from the Obama administration and the EU They wanted the prosecutor fired because he was ridiculously corrupt and protecting/ not prosecuting corrupt companies including Burisima (I repeat he dropped
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They're not passive NY Post has always been trash and will always remain trash
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https://www.theverge.com/2020/8/6/21357663/facebook-removed-...
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Good for Twitter for doing the right thing
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Improving the web is definitely very much in focus for Mozilla
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by rat87 6y ago
I'm guessing that's because "viral pro Trump content" is very frequently xenophobic& racist content, includes calls to violence and is full of conspiracy theories. If a site doesn't moderate that sort of stuff,
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by rat87 6y ago
Namespaced packages have almost the same problem People can just have maliciously typeo-d namespaces Actually you could argue it's worse since people tend to pay more attention to package names rather then namespace names
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by rat87 6y ago
What's right with package namespaces? How do they help at all? Where's the benifit? The cost is that package paths are longer and hard to remember. Also confusing because multiple packages can have the same name > I have to dea
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by rat87 6y ago
A more accurate way to phrase it is that they have aimed to do their jobs and their duty to their country. This frequently pushes them into conflict with Trump
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> Career lawyers can’t have underlying partisan motivations either? They can, we know that the current Attorney General is a hack that eagerly ignores betrays his duties to play politics, doing offense/defense for Trump Anonymously
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by rat87 6y ago
RedReader is ok but a bit basic "Slide for Reddit" is also open source and has a lot more features
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by rat87 6y ago
what are the practical benefits of namespaces that you don't get with username_logger, username_fuse, etc. ? A lot of the supposed benefits seem like downsides. The ability to have bob_ward/docker and lilly_smith/docker seems
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by rat87 6y ago
sure but who is going to steal it? it seems easier to do that for the common case then deal with the complexity of namespaces

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