throwmylifawy

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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
> It highlights how hypocritical and toxic the cancel culture mentality is. And I don't think it will change if they keep on succeeding. It sounds like you have been radicalized. Who is this “they” you speak of that is destroying yo
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
We do as a collective culture! Bigotry is subjective and changes with time. There is never going to be an ironclad list of protected classes that are going to remain fixed in time. That is because discrimination and what society feels count
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
I get that it would be impossible to solve all forms of discrimination everywhere. I think my fundamental question is can you solve the problem of systemic discrimination, by ignoring it? My problem with the blind audition is you are fixing
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
As with all of these types of posts there are those who complain about how women (or insert any protected class) have unfair advantages. They seem to see the world as a zero sum. If anyone class has an advantage, the other class will be dis
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
Yeah I agree, it is funny hearing younger people claim that all of their friends are their best friends and as they get older their relationships dwindle. I suspect that it is crucial for young people to have more relationships in order to
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
Yeah but the duopoly is at least committed to opensource for most of its components. I can download opensource drivers for the GPUs (provided by Intel and AMD) and network components (Intel) as well as most-if-not all of the components on m
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
We often talk about the sanctity of "freedom of speech" for people who say harmful things, but what about the people that are suppressed from participating, because of fear of being brigaded, doxxed, or emotionally harmed. These p
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
I think laws should have some flexibility, even frameworks (e.g. US Constitution). The cultural leeway given by freedom of speech is being abused at scale even by foreign entities. We can't just say well because the founding fathers wa
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
Reading through the comments as black person is depressing. Many of the comments question whether the accusations are even true or collusive attack because of an unfounded accusation that black people tend to be SJWs (stereotyping). Others
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
Yes! The promise of prosperity sounds like a long con these days. Science was the gateway for prosperity and hope and now it seems only to deliver bad news. Here is what the tech and science crowd is projecting these days: You are no longe
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
Agreed.
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
I appreciate you for being open, vulnerable and expressing your ideas. However I am black and what you are saying does not sound correct to me. I know a lot of black people (including my family) who listen to Dave Ramsey and watch Fox News.
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by throwmylifawy 6y ago
I am not Indian, but I feel like he is talking to me as well. I spend about 5-6 hours online and I am not accomplishing my goals. I don’t even have goals. Ultimately it is not the fault of the internet companies, the blame lies on me.