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10y ago
Hey did anyone mention it's because TRUMP HAS WON?
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10y ago
> they're private companies that can do what they want on their platforms Newspapers are private companies too.
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10y ago
This will be useful when we've colonized a few planets. Until then, hell no.
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10y ago
Its immoral for either facebook or twitter to take sides - and the idea of letting them edit the news is horrifying. Facebook and twitter each are monopolies, unlike the diverse traditional press. I find it for example unacceptable that fac
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10y ago
I thought broscience was supposed to stay in the gyms.
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10y ago
You mean like WW2?
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10y ago
Actually sounds awesome! This has the potential to turn all surveillance of voice communications irrelevant.
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10y ago
In countries that have mandatory military service, many men create lifelong friendships in there. A great thing about it is that you meet people from literally all walks of life, the lowlives, the poor, the politically connected etc, all in
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10y ago
> they have turned out to be places where you are expected to keep to yourself. It's funny how different this is. In my country i would barely ever go to a cafe alone, as it's supposed to be a social activity.
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10y ago
If the social media of the past decades teaches us something, is that when given the chance, people tend to form cliques and tend to stay in their bubble when they find one. This persists in large cities where people have adequate and cons
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10y ago
Arent those typical middle class venues?
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10y ago
> rightwing populist parties have seized control of the political conversation Have they, really?
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10y ago
inertia
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10y ago
Haven't things changed since 1996 though? Many countries today seem to be "selling themselves" to companies and capital, trying to attract investment.
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10y ago
> Just because there is no dedicated, professional person filling a role, does not mean the role will not be filled And thats how you get Somalia. Police was invented for a reason i suppose .
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10y ago
> I'm sure there is hundreds of real rape on campus stories out there (unfortunately). Why do you think they did not go with a real one? What lies they wanted to hear?
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10y ago
i dont think the parent disputed the data. Why should we not be worried about the recent rise of violence, stagnant wages, rising inequality in a time of peace? there is no excuse to be complacent. If we were in a virtuous cycle before, it
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10y ago
What are the best software synths that map easily to midi keybords?
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10y ago
> $300 to never have to deal with a bassist again Are bassists dysfunctional or sth?
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10y ago
Even as ruins, the Parthenon is very beautiful compared to this mess. I understand the message of the artist but wonder if this piece of art is really timeless. Who knows, maybe she 'll bring it up to date - replace the books with rout
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10y ago
Or maybe they shouldnt build the company around one product. If they made a crappy product, someone else would make a better one, and people would buy that one.
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10y ago
they certainly invented a unique kind of capitalism.
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10y ago
This suggests that brexit is still supported (can't judge quality): http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/696760/british-no-reg...
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10y ago
Isn't the general stance still pro-brexit? If anything, this period has made brexit more acceptable to the eyes of everyone (it used to be taboo).
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10y ago
I 'm pretty sure the Courts know better than any of us.
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10y ago
The referendum is a poll. UK has representative, parliamentary democracy.
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10y ago
They should have opted for elections long ago to give the electorate the responsibility to choose both leaving and who will take them out. I wonder if it is possible however for either Tories or Labours to go with a believable pro-brexit
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10y ago
> from different groups by allowing them an equal share of the system i thought it afforded them a proportionate share
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10y ago
i call it fair. Why does having a business qualify you to pay taxes but having a property does not?
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10y ago
Why not try unorthodox solutions: cap engineering salaries so men no longer rush to fill the jobs.
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