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Google reverses Covid ad ban in favor of Democrats(theverge.com)
1 points by throwaway122378 7y ago|2 comments
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
A lot of this going around lately. Just because you don’t agree with someone, their opinion isn’t the cause of this mess. OP has a point and I’ve read the number of asymptomatic as high as 50%. Other than creating more corporate control ove
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
For the next 2 years? You understand that there are antivirals being tested as we speak and vaccines in trial for a 12 month release right?
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Agreed Google’s is as much to blame. But listening to you and being kind enough to tell us doesn’t make Amazon innocent
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Your source for that is China itself ?
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
They knew it all by Jan 23rd
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
It was 1/23/20. Wuhan was under lockdown but there was no clear evidence of human to human transfer? Cmon
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
January 14, 2020- There is no human to human transmission of covid-19 https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152?s=20 WHO officials and their Chinese counterparts should be on trial.
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
On 1/24/20 the WHO said there’s no human to human transmission of covid-19 https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152?s=20 They are to blame as much as anyone else
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
What’s your point? The WHO lost all credibility. As late as January 14, 2020 the WHO tweeted that there is NO evidence of human to human transmission of covid-19 https://twitter.com/WHO/status/1217043229427761152?s
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Alexa has been caught numerous times in the past
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Well that’s like saying Reddit suppressed pro Trump community
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Visually the face looks real. There must be some code that can prove evidence of alerting?
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
And guess who’s been producing them lately ... Hollywood. Makes me wonder who’s got some dirty videos that are gonna come out soon.
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Starting with the desensitization now
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
That account has TEN tweets spanning 2013 - 2020. Then this thread. Don’t believe everything you read even if it sounds like a believable novel
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
How can a public company take in external investment? Wouldn’t that just be issuing a secondary offering
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Fear is better click bait
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
I’m a Jew and saw that Bloomberg post. So what. It bothered me but I got over it. Freedom of speech covers things that you may not agree with.
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
“I’m confident that Reddit could sway elections. We wouldn’t do it, of course. And I don’t know how many times we could get away with it. But, if we really wanted to, I’m sure Reddit could have swayed at least this election, this once.” -Re
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Time to panic? Edit: lots of downvotes but that was a serious question.
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Stupid question (or maybe not?) but theoretically speaking would someone who's willing to take the chance (~96%) benefit from intentionally contracting COVID now, while hospitals (in the US) are still no where near capacity, get treatm
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Should Amazon be held liable for fake products sold on their platform the same was Facebook should be liable for fake news published on theirs?
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Facebook execs should be on trial for what their company has done to personal privacy
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Wasn’t the concept of social networks and even Facebook itself a product of the government run DARPA
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Left Facebook 4 maybe 5 years ago now can’t remember. No instagram no snap no WhatsApp.
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
If it did it would get blamed on global warming, Trump, or white supremacy
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
Those masks are manufactured in China and are not available? Something doesn’t add up
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
On the surface it’s a great tool to consolidate all of my financial accounts in real time- checking, savings, credit cards, and investments. With a little effort the categorization of each transaction was helpful in tracking my spending. Th
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by throwaway122378 7y ago
I was a big user of Mint for years, loved it. Then one day I realized they are aggregating all of my valuable data for nothing in return in terms value added product. So I left.

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