thefucnjosh

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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
Just curious... do you live in Blue state? Cause everyone I talk to sounds insane in real life "new world order", Soros, "gay frogs" sorta people.
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
Just as eager? more eager. If Clinton was doing this I have no doubt Fox News would defend Assange.
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
Please tell me this is a joke? Why should anyone be holed up in an Embassy for years?
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
>Are people worried the FBI will break down their door, if they don't put up the disclaimer? Are you crazy? Why WOULDN'T you be worried about that?
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
I thought Assange never said who the source was. upi.com/Top_News/US/2020/09/18/Assange-lawyer-Trump-offered-pardon-to-reveal-DNC-hack-source/3921600445120/
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
I don't know he says he's a lawyer. He's been here for 10 years. But what he's saying seems insanely uncharitable & obtuse.
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
Yeh I agree there's nothing about the term nation state that applies...all the more if Scotland has a separate heritage & tradition. I think the problem is less about pretentiousness though. A "nation" isn't necessar
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
The people who actually don't belong at the table are flat and young earthers, single-issue voters like anti-abortion voters, or people so partisan and without principles they'll say things like "I'd vote for Biden if he
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
You realize that by thinking of yourself as powerless you 've actually done so? Maybe you should adopt a different set of beliefs. Maybe that you're less powerful than others, but more powerful than some. You can call your Sena
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
I looked through your post history and found this: "Freedom of speech and rule of law is not conditioned on reciprocity." I'd like to remind you that the Trump administration asked Assange for the DNC email leaker as a way to
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
> You’re positing that we should basically have vigilante hackers that expropriate and publish confidential data so long as they purport to be acting in the public interest. That's not what they said at all. That's just a straw
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
The only crime being committed that matters is what he uncovered. If a Journalist walked on to private property to find an officer peeing on evidence or torturing an innocent person and then took that to the press, you wouldn't charge
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
The Hong-Kong protests started after a murderer chopped up his girlfriend and flew to Hong-Kong for safety. Hong-Kong is part of China. Borders do matter, I have no idea what world you live in where ordering something as extreme as an assas
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
> Assange, if he did what he's accused of doing, clearly crossed the line He exposed criminal actions that the U.S. was doing. He did so by using a source that had fully legal means of obtaining that evidence. >The rules in the U
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
There is a term for that.... I think it's either it's "abuse of dominance" or "anti-competitive behavior"
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by thefucnjosh 6y ago
It's been known for years that oftentimes paying people more for intellectually demanding tasks, leads to decreases in productivity Capitalism and the ideologies surrounding it, fall apart when you start looking at real assets and how
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by thefucnjosh 8y ago
This sounds like an absurdity, hiding your information from your bank?
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by thefucnjosh 10y ago
You don't need to point at things there's actually evidence. "Neuroimaging studies in obese subjects provide evidence of altered reward and tolerance." Reward seems to me the most underrated, and extremely powerful form
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by thefucnjosh 10y ago
It's 2016, we have Amended the Constitution so the Senate is democratically ellected, we have live video footage of police brutality for when we are abused...and yet the collective constituency of the nation has to pick between two pre