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snehk
3y ago
I learned that very few people actually care about the truth/leaked materials themselves. The only thing most people care about are revelations that are bad for the person they don't like. As soon as something is published that sh
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3y ago
If it fosters civil discussion because everything is discussed through the same lens that you agree with, which is the exact same view point as 4000 other feminist subreddits, then I'm not sure how it would add anything.
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3y ago
> that isn’t centred around blaming women for everything. Without clicking the link, I just know it's gonna be the patriarchy/masculinity, right?
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3y ago
America really needs a federal law so that the advertised price is the price you pay and not a cent more. That's really all it takes. When I look for a AirBnB here in Germany, the advertised price must include everything and I mean eve
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3y ago
> Yet, we will move mountains to rescue the thrill seeker and casually look the other way for the migrant. Because one happens all the time and the other doesn't. If rich people get on a submarine after 100 submarines have vanished
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3y ago
The language here has changed quite a bit in recent times. There used to be a clear distinction between people who flee immediate danger and people who leave their home country for a better life elsewhere. The terms refugee, migrant, econom
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3y ago
Are we already at the point where we support insurgents who then - out of nowhere - turn out to be even worse than the previous ruler? History really does repeat itself.
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3y ago
> Humanity seems to have learned the lesson with fascism, but it somehow missed the same exact lesson with communism. Because the vast majority of people on this planet, when they learn about what communism is, learn about the ideas of i
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3y ago
The initial post is about speech and you replied, that's why I'm asking.
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3y ago
I don't remember the FDP ever introducing anything that would restrict speech. Do you have an example for this?
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3y ago
It's anecdotal, but the people I know who absolutely support this kind of speech and these "disrupptions" are the first in line to complain about the speech of others. They're the ones who have campaigned for years to ba
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3y ago
It is so ridiculous that the exact same discussion has to be repeated again and again. The arguments haven't changed. "Bad thing is happening and we need this to ensure it doesn't anymore". The bad thing changes to what&
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3y ago
> Financial damage done out of our pocket was way higher than the one month worth deposit. "I lost money doing business"
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3y ago
People are rethinking China because the US is closer than ever to being #2 economically and that's somehow unacceptable.
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3y ago
Well, T-Mobile is just way too expensive anyway. I pay 25€ for unlimited with Vodafone. It's not the best network but it works surprisingly well where I live. I get ~500mbps at work and ~300mbps at home. Much better upgrade than the on
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3y ago
Am I the only one who loves the way Apple handles subscriptions and the fact that they manage them and make the rules? I don't know a single other store or offering where getting rid of a subscription is easy. Not one. Netflix, Amazo
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4y ago
This might be a good place to ask: I have Malwarebytes installed but aside from that nothing really. What's the recommended software stack to stay as protected as possible?
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4y ago
As someone not from the US, it's a bit amusing to see Americans cry about something they do on a daily basis, scrambling to find some excuse as to why it's okay when they do it but not okay when others do it. Their biggest fear is
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4y ago
But the US support for dictatorships hasn't changed between Obama and Trump (or Biden). The US will support any dictatorship that furthers US interests and will oppose any dictatorship that does the opposite. Thus it's perfectly v
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4y ago
The reason why the US doesn't like China is because the US dislikes the idea of being the #2 economy and losing control. The US has absolutely no "morals" so to say and is allied with/provides literal military support to
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4y ago
Well, that's just my opinion. Germany's infrastructure was attacked, Sweden said "We're not gonna share our findings with German intelligence". Not sure how there's any situation in which Germany should go to a
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4y ago
I'm very happy that Finland is part of the team now. Sweden can stay out of Nato for all I care unless they finally cooperate with Germany when it comes to the Nord Stream bombings instead of hiding their findings.
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4y ago
Who are you quoting here when you link to that Quora question, and what does pay have to do with anything?
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> As long as western companies can’t do unrestricted business in China, neither should Chinese companies be able here. Well, they can't and they don't. They have to follow the local laws. Facebook, for example, doesn't ope
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4y ago
They get to die in the mines trying to extract all the resources I need to build batteries?
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4y ago
I tried it on DallE and it says "It looks like this request may not follow our content policy."
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Meta wants EU users to apply for permission to opt out of data collection
(arstechnica.com)
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I still don't understand what you're getting at? If you get into a speed trap they also contact the person who registered the car, not the person driving. I don't see how this is any indication of hypocrisy here.
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4y ago
"I got caught doing illegal things" is not really an argument. You can argue that piracy shouldn't be illegal but the fact that you got caught doing it isn't at all an argument against anything.
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> After experiencing first-hand German copyright case and desist bullying So you got caught pirating content? How is that an argument for or against anything or proof of anything?
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