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by uvnq 5y ago
Sounds pretty disingenuous to imply that people who voted for Trump are 'fascists'. Not surprised I got downvoted for this. I think it's disingenuous and unintellectual the way people who have opposing views are characterized
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by uvnq 5y ago
Hopefully this "wokeness" in our culture can be corrected peacefully and sensibly, as opposed to having a massive overreaction that may itself have an overreaction
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by uvnq 5y ago
Oh neat, thanks! Saved.
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by uvnq 5y ago
If we believe some nonsense leads to people dying, then we should consider that trying to censor the nonsense might bolster its support, leading to more people dying
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by uvnq 5y ago
I wish I could save this comment somehow. That quote seems extremely useful
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by uvnq 6y ago
Chess. Not your typical videogame (not a videogame at all really) but there's a huge online community an endless amount of content
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by uvnq 6y ago
It isn't racist; the above commenter never mentioned race. Who are undocumented immigrants going to vote for (if allowed), people who campaign on giving them things or people who don't?
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by uvnq 6y ago
Is your comment discussing the HN discussion quadruple meta deep?
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by uvnq 6y ago
The square root function is interesting, it seems to me to belong to some third class. Instead of constructing or destructing, it questions something's origin. For whatever reason, "origin questions" have an uncanny ability t
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by uvnq 6y ago
I'm willing to bet there are a significant number of people who didn't vote for him who would be opposed to an individual getting banned for supporting him. This pushes the percentage of individuals who are opposed to this punishi
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by uvnq 6y ago
Wow, that's a really interesting idiom. I've never heard that before and will definitely use it over slippery slope, especially since pointing out a slippery slope is often incorrectly called a fallacy (from my understanding, it i
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by uvnq 6y ago
Agreed. Personally I think we need to do a better job of preventing kids from being exposed to this kind of stuff. Not just on Twitch but everywhere else.
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by uvnq 6y ago
American here. What countries do you recommend?
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by uvnq 6y ago
I'm just pointing out that the risk seems relatively low by bringing up another data point to compare it to. Not sure why I'm being downvoted.
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by uvnq 6y ago
It seems pretty safe. Significantly safer than driving. That being said, I'm not taking it because I don't know if it'll have negative consequences to my health in the long term - something I'm pretty sure we don't
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by uvnq 6y ago
I wish I understood this stuff more; it seems like there is probably much wealth of knowledge in electrical engineering that I wouldn't learn anything remotely similar to in other fields of study
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by uvnq 6y ago
As an American concerned about the direction our language (and our culture) is headed in, realizing that there are places in the west that aren't like this is incredibly relieving.
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by uvnq 6y ago
Mike Pence didn't dine alone with women other than his wife. Perhaps this is what the term is referring to
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by uvnq 6y ago
That's what I was thinking too. It could be fake astroturfing. I don't want to rush to conclude anything because I don't know anything for sure, but it definitely is a possibility.
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by uvnq 10y ago
Speaking from personal experience, I completely agree with your comment. Also, I've seen people move from regular opiate use to not even caring about opiates, on account of (what I assume was) their transition from emotional instabilit