ThrowFarAway

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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   And why does education/intelligence/morality not keep others from constantly seeking out the perceived inner devil of others? I'm being serious. You make an awful lot of assumptions about real people there, and ascribe to the
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   He's pretty clearly implying that the investigation is rigged, and therefore uninteresting. The money comment is a pretty insensitive. That said, a lot of time spent on any particular thing tends to result in serious desensitization to
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   If anyone who wants to somehow argue that Stratfor is evil incarnate thus rendering Hammond's sentence unjust, I invite you to first read some of their stuff: http://www.stratfor.com/free-reports Disclosure: I'm a
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   The mob mentality that surfaces here whenever a so-called "hacktivist" actually has to do jail time for something they knew full well was a crime when they did it, is just astounding. Just wanted to say that as a fellow subscriber
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   I know you're just clarifying it and not necessarily advocating it, but just want to state that it's a pretty lousy justification. For example: (1) Mike Smith pays taxes to the powers that be, and therefore works 3-4 months out of
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   Agreed. I have a number of clients who are subscribers. They made better business decisions by virtue of reading the output of a group of talented forecasters. These weren't businesses looking to crush people who voted a certain way, t
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   by ThrowFarAway 13y ago

   There's a lot of certainty and knee-jerk moralizing on display here (hacker in trouble! He deserves our unhesitating support!), but there's shockingly little justification to accompany strong sentiment. Put another way: what'