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Audible_logic
8y ago
Because we know police statistic to be above question. Also, how does someone fleeing place the cops life in danger and require lethal force? I find this "comply in order to live..." logic dangerous.
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8y ago
After a few years at a registrar, my experience is it comes up quite often enough. It's rare that the person is concerned enough to change to a DNS provider that allows alias/ANAME records, but people do ask about it.
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8y ago
Upvoted. I would strongly second this. Great documentary and offers a perspective of events that counters the common "Merciful America" ideology.
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8y ago
I would 2nd Gandi.net. No additional fee for their who is privacy option.
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8y ago
His mom had a lot to do with the IBM deal. Whether you want to attribute her contacts at IBM that got her son in the door as a consequence of their financial status, is up to you. Personally, I doubt they are passing out personal favors to
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8y ago
Ill bite, what power of poor kids could have done what Bill Gates did or more if they had an opportunity? We could do this forever. For every rich kid who did nothing line, I'll match you a poor kid who has busted their butt and will s
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8y ago
Seems like a false equivalence. What were the negative consequences of him being rich? OP laid out what he would have experienced as a minority. If the only negative consequence of being rich is every once in a while you are called on it, h
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9y ago
You just made me take a long look at my current trajectory. Very thought provoking. Indeed, I can see a distinct split in the people in my life who are in group A (closed off, social life is family dependent) and those in group B.
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9y ago
I don't mean to come off pessimistic either, I think we are doing better about it. My poor experiences have been distasteful, but not definitive of all my experiences. There will always be bad apples and such...
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9y ago
I'm black and I agree with his comment. Is it more valid now? I've experienced racism living in progressive California. It happens.
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9y ago
"It should be noted - this definition as genocide as destruction of a culture (instead of physical murder of a people) also supports the idea of "white genocide": A targeted effort by people with power to liquidate white peop
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9y ago
Strongly agree.
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9y ago
Kinda feels like a false equivalence to me. Yes, as a society we all put ourselves at risk as we drive and interact. Doesn't mean I want to be an possible participant in witnessing some adrenaline addict fall off a building. I don'
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9y ago
Well, how about the possibility of the falling in the middle of a crowd? Should people be exposed to an exploding person raining from a skyscraper out of nowhere, long as the climber died doing what he/she loved? It would definitely ru
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9y ago
If she was aware of his legal situation and he was the terrible employer she claims, it seems feasible to me.
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9y ago
Follow that up with firing 200 out of 700 employees when money became an issue. Sounds like an amazing career opportunity. If nothing else, you will leave with a new appreciation for you next opportunity at a realistically demanding organiz