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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
Very much similar to the Tuskegee experiment. When your opressors experiment on you in the name of science it is logical to distrust the science of your oppressor. Would any Jew in 1950 have willingly taken a German vaccine?
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KDJohnBrown
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This has everything to do with American excetionalism. We have funded four failed coup attempts because the leaders won’t play ball with American ideology. Just like us funding the coup in Iran which let islamist extremisrs overthrough a de
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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
The entire point or posting this article is to shame Venezuela. “See those ignorant socialisrs! Hahaha!” And you know this. You cancel any comment which goes against the conservative/libertarian status quo. Pointing out the hypocrisy o
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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
It’s a diffetent kind of abuse. The concept of climbing the corporate ladder only really exists for executives, not for corporate wage slaves. As an academic your best career choice is to work your way up in one organization. As an enginee
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KDJohnBrown
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LA did this like 20 years ago I believe. I’m surprised this took so long.
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KDJohnBrown
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Because they wouldn’t do anything, they would just kee the money. During Hurricane Harvey 30,000 people in the vicinity of the billion dollar evangelical mega church iwnes by Joel Olstein were left homeless. Olstein closed the doors of his
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KDJohnBrown
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There’s an irony here. The adamantly pro-nuclear crowd tends to be just as vocally anti-regulation. It’s stranfe that proponents of a “trustless society” are willing to put so much faith in corporations and governments ability to do the rig
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KDJohnBrown
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> That money would be spent 100x better in a church charity or something similar. Or in the case of an evangelical mega-church to help pay for the tax free mansions and private jets, essentially charging the taxpayers twice.
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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
Manufactured outrage designed by Republicans to cover up their attempt to violently overthrow the government. To quote Donald Trump Jr, this is a Nothing Burger.
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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
Interesting historical note, this is how Chef was born. Adam Jacobs of Chef was running a Puppet consulting company (hjksolutions). He ran into a bug (#1010) that he couldn’t solve and used up a ton of Luke’s time. Luke worked hard on it bu
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KDJohnBrown
6y ago
You are clewrly juwtifying slavery. Wvery single white supremacist uses this rhetoric: Native Americans enslaved each other so they needed white Europeans to civilize them. Africans enslaved each other and sold them to us so it was OK to ma
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Welsh, british, scottish, all the same. All three groups were slavers, both of Africans and of the Irish, not to mention countless other Asian cultures. You rewrite history, white wsshing it to make yourselves out to be the great white sav
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This is simultaneously a fair point (the Portugeuse were the first slavers) and a miscategorization (puritans/white european invaders were quite racist and violent from the moment they landed on Plymouth rock and began stealing from &#
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To be fair, there are few which have mot suffered the same fate from the British Empire or USA either. This is probably why KSA has never faced any punishment from western powers, they are members of the club.
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KDJohnBrown
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Tayipp is the state. Türkiye is very much a single man ruled nation.
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KDJohnBrown
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(“Kemalists” is the correct term here) I have an incredible amount of respect and admiration for Atatürk but he also had his flaws when it came to freedom of speech, expression and religion. What’s interesting is all of the liberal turk
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KDJohnBrown
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Who exactly bestows these rights upon people? Governments? Türkiye outlaws free speech through arbitary terror laws (see: HDP politicians imprisoned, members of Grupo Yorum who died of hunger protests for not being allowed to sing). Turkiye
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KDJohnBrown
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> Saying this make no justice to the fact that it's Saudi Sunni Arab Muslims, practicing, or not who suffer the most under the regime. Considering KSA’s funding of terrorists, I would say Iraqis, Syrians, Afghanis and especially Yem
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Not just VC but all aspects of American life is subsidized by China. High real estate valuations, university operations wnd expansion and the ability foe the government to take on seemingly infinite debt is significantly impacted by Chinese
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The only difference is Marshmallow ultra-zionist claim that Iran was the belligerent dangerous nation trying to “take over the entire region” in contrast to my far more reasonable argument that the only nation in this skirmish whom has done
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The “wokeness” of the silicon valley is skin deep when it comes to money. It’s about giving us coastal liberals fake warm and fuzzies so that we will ignore the source of our employers’ wealth. “We are super lgbt+ friendly and our CEO is ga
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KDJohnBrown
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Two weeks notice? Only if the company cares about reputation, there’s zero legal requirement for notice or severance. It is also pitifully easy to be denied unemployment. 8 years ago I was laid off from a failing startup with the option of
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> They are funding proxy wars throught the Middle East. America is funding proxy wars throughout the midde east too. > What i am asking you is to recognize that Iran is a global threat to peace and that Israel can offer the best answe
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> Israel stops Iran from blowing up or conquering the entire Middle East. The propaganda poster you paint here is dubious. Have you ever looked at a map? Sunni majority nations KSA, Syria, Kuwait, and Turkiye probably have a lot more to
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KDJohnBrown
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> I think the tax money given to weapons manufactures is paid back in double by tax. Broken windows fallacy.
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KDJohnBrown
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I’m glad I only have about 10 years left. I have no interest in seeing how lame things will turn out.
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KDJohnBrown
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“We were doing our jobs.”
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KDJohnBrown
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Hillary Clinton along with Tipper Gore felt that the cause of societal ills in the 1990s were video games and rap. It was ridiculous and how we ended up with “explicit content” labels and absurdly bleeped out music recordings. Clinton tried
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If we ever have a government which cares about people, the founders, employees and lobbyists for Palantir will be imprisoned for crimes against humanity.
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The justification for foreign aid to Israel is always pretty much “but it’s OK because most of it comes back to us via arms sales”. Essentially billions of dollars of American taxpayer wealth transferred to defense contractors laundered thr
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