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by ratsmack 7y ago
Governments don't care about justice, they only care about keeping their misdeeds and lies covered up. They have Julian right where they want him.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
I think the well has been poisoned at this point and people will forever be wary of SE.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Then why do they utilize admins and mods to delete so many submissions and comments that fall outside some predetermined narrative?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Does it really help to disparage an entire group just because a small minority of said group are problematic?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
>I disagree it is a race to the bottom as we have made life much more livable than in 1787. Then why the constant attempts to invalidate the 2nd Amendment when gun death is one of the lowest causes of death?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
What you show there is what's referred to as harassment. It is generally against the law.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
>... extremist opinions ... Who determines what is an "extremist opinion"?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
People should be able to choose what they want to see, but they shouldn't determine what others wish to see in their feed.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
The difference with Reddit is that it's not the general audience that is isolating T_D, It's the Reddit admins. It should be left up to the individual readers as to what they want to see in their feed, not the admins.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
How many Amber alerts are just custody battles where no one in danger. How many people suffer the consequences of being misidentified by the general public sleuths that follow these alerts. It seems that the entire system is built on unsoun
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by ratsmack 7y ago
I wonder how often this condition is tested for in the design of circuit boards, especially mission critical items like automobile computers or medical equipment.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
They are an abomination. Many people in the daily meetings make up issues that are non-issues that are just part of normal daily activities. And then there are the ones that whine daily about trivial matters that shouldn't even be disc
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Gab is a good site and has been vilified by the rage mobs that only want to hear one side of any issue. And like many sites, there will always be the fringe lunatics, but that is what free speech is all about.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Free speech includes things people may not want to hear, plus the definition of hate speech is a constantly moving target.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Comments like this always comes from someone that creates a throwaway account just to make the comment. I'm always amazed at the effort that is put into stuff like this. Rather than dumping their garbage on HN, they should take it to t
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by ratsmack 7y ago
The only problem I have with the very wealthy is their influence on government that the average person doesn't have. They can afford teams of lobbyists to pitch support to provide loopholes to make themselves more wealthy. They can inf
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by ratsmack 7y ago
This is largely the case in America today. All you have to do is look at where political contributions come from and the amount and source of the money spent on lobbing. In addition, take a look at who traverses the revolving door between t
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Most of your links are cases of "alleged" wrongdoing by immigration officials. Stating that ICE "constantly breaks the law" is hyperbole at best.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Microsoft purchased Github as a business decision for the purpose of turning a profit, not for the purpose of running a charity for political means.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Which religion would that be?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Taking a government contract is not the same as politicizing code.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Google has created a culture of entitlement, so it will be interesting to see what happens when they start to reign things in.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
A Virtual Private Network is only private when you, the user, controls both ends of the connection. It is not private otherwise.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
>We take the security of your information very seriously Isn't that getting to be a little bit of a cliché to the point of insulting ones intelligence?
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Maybe you could elaborate a little bit on the main issues.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Somehow, I must believe you are being sarcastic, or you are terribly misinformed.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
When you have billions of dollars, you are able to hire an army of tax accountants to use every loophole imaginable to avoid paying tax. And remember that most tax laws are written by lobbyists and law makers that cater to the rich and powe
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by ratsmack 7y ago
The new, not evil, Microsoft™. It's only a matter of time before Linux itself becomes a victim.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
Maybe if the words were spelled according to the way they are to be pronounced, we would not need to go through an exercise of memorization like this.
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by ratsmack 7y ago
I just go to this page and download via bittorrent: http://bttracker.debian.org:6969/stat

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