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slater
1y ago
(not to be that guy, but I'm still curious who you're confusing me with re: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45227923 )
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1y ago
https://archive.ph/jPSMw
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1y ago
You appear to be lost in some bizarre correlation/causation maze, so I'll save you the effort, and not waste my time.
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1y ago
Let's please not fall, for the trillionth time, into the trap of "Nazis were socialists, it's in their name!".
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1y ago
what are you talking about? psychological abuse? banned from what space? sorry, but you've clearly got me mixed up with someone else.
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1y ago
What?
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1y ago
Why tf is there a .exposed TLD?
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1y ago
Maybe set off the flamewar detectors.
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1y ago
Brazil showing us how it's done. parabéns, brasil!
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1y ago
> I saw that some small businesses in Texas are facing organized activism from conservative Islamic groups, who are threatening them with sustained protests if they don’t remove products that don’t fit their religious practice (like alco
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1y ago
Direct link to table: https://data.worldhappiness.report/table
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1y ago
You could make the argument that he always has been. Just that now he has FU-money, so he’ll go for ever-increasing levels of “outrage” to keep those plates spinning
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1y ago
> The Z in Nazi is for "sozialistische" === socialist No, it's not. Emphatically, demonstrably not. Ignoring your other stuff about attempting to make the tired "Nazis were socialists, it's in their name, see?&qu
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1y ago
Not yet, and might not be, but when has that ever stopped them?
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1y ago
> punting on fixing it we could also make the same argument re: old folks in politics hanging on to their seats long, long after the point where they should be spending their days pushing a little white ball around the local golf cours
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1y ago
security warning on that link
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Cox–Zucker Machine
(en.wikipedia.org)
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1y ago
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The General Uses Warp
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1y ago
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1y ago
*doff
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1y ago
You're unlikely to get one; these discussions are usually just a speedrun to that "which opinions, mfer?" goose meme
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1y ago
don
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1y ago
Much like the German Democratic Republic was democratic, and the DPRK is democratic, too.
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1y ago
With all respect, I think you should seek mental health help.
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1y ago
love playing the "actually valid climate research, or grifty bs" game on sites. turns out it's run by Hermann Harde, and i'll let the search results for his name at your favorite search engine speak for themselves.
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1y ago
aka, biased towards reality
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1y ago
Who needs any discernible form of stability? CEOs exempted, of course!
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1y ago
pretty sure that's never happened, it's an urban legend
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1y ago
Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYC49_aeop0
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1y ago
> less woke propaganda, we all know why hollywood failling but you refuse to see it seriously...?
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1y ago
(2018) and: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31736397
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