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4y ago
Yes, the cult leader declared himself Christ: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoko_Asahara
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4y ago
For those skimming, Aum Shinrikyo is the cult responsible for the Tokyo subway sarin attack. What's often overlooked is that the cult synthesized the sarin gas themselves in a self-made sophisticated chemical weapons lab: https:
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4y ago
>It's easily verifiable that bank details were shared on KF. I see you've backed off from "bank account numbers" to "bank account details," perhaps after Googling the same Twitter screenshots I just found in
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4y ago
I've never seen this alleged "suicide counter" on the website, though I've only looked at it closely in the past couple weeks. The site owner posted this rebuttal to assignment of blame for these suicides, which I find c
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4y ago
If you want a real conspiracy theory, recall that original and long-running KF thread subject Christine Weston Chandler was persuaded to incestuously assault her mother by a person named Isabella Janke. Kiwi Farms uncovered Isabella'
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4y ago
The site was tried not in a court of law but in the court of public opinion. Removing evidence from the one court where it matters, especially as precedent for similar extralegal trials in the future, is harmful to the open web.
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4y ago
They've documented various criminals, pedophiles, and rapists, such as child abuser Nick Bate: https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/columbia-man-jailed-u... https://archive.ph/Kmu6p They&#x
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There were no dumps of bank account numbers. As far as I saw, Kiwi Farms users posted only publicly-available info about thread subjects. In my opinion, certain categories of public yet personally-identifying information should be covered b
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4y ago
Model United Nations also uses Robert’s Rules, and provided me with a similar parallel education.
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4y ago
Another take may be found on Dr. Garrett Ryan’s excellent “Told in Stone” YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/watch?v=5uqPlOAH85o
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4y ago
Ideology can remain inconsistent longer than you can remain fed and housed while opposing it.
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4y ago
Absolutely wrong, DDoS attacks are illegal under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, section 1030(a)(5): https://sgp.fas.org/crs/misc/R46536.pdf
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4y ago
Realistically, I don't think AI porn will increase the number of addicts. There's functionally infinite free porn out there already. AI porn just trades porn stash disk space for compute power.
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4y ago
Or the fentanyl.
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4y ago
This is a series of video essays about Chile's Project CyberSyn: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Cybersyn Link title massively overreaches. Cybersyn was a few hundred telex machines, aka glorified telegraphs
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4y ago
It's incredible how far the Overton window has moved in only a decade. This nonpartisan Channel 4 fact-check on race and crime matches numerous criteria for "hate speech" under Reddit's current policies: https:/&#x
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4y ago
Where do you draw the line? White Gentiles are the majority population of this country, yet dramatically underrepresented in the Ivy League. White Jewish students of comparable ability are roughly 1,000% more likely to be enrolled at Harvar
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The problems of greed, disregard for others' suffering, and avoidance of responsibility are universal aspects of the human psyche. The Soviet Union and People's Republic of China have a legacy of industrial pollution at least as d
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4y ago
I didn't realize "Eurocommunism" was a proper noun referring to a more recent time period, and not a general reference to communism in Europe. I had never heard it before. My apologies.
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Your posturing as commissar, judge, and high inquisitor is as comical as it is repulsive. It is exactly why I commented in the first place, and a type of bad behavior I will always push against. Demonstrating that it is possible to disagree
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>Well, sure. But since we're here, talking about neonazis You're begging the question. They're edgy conservatives, clearly. Neo-Nazis? Show me. I object to a blinkered political hypersensitivity that permits on the one han
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Are you confusing the Suckless team with the Charlottesville neo-Nazis? I don't see anything about Suckless shouting those things or attending such rallies. If they did it would obviously change the equation. If they didn't you sh
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Communism in prewar Europe was often explicitly Stalinist, such as the original "antifa": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antifaschistische_Aktion >Under the leadership of Ernst Thälmann, the KPD became a St
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So the "relationship between suckless and nazism" is: - They picked an edgy name for an email server - They went on a torchlit hike [0] once - One of their members has dumb/conservative opinions on history (and vaccines too [
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While American and European sunbathers tend to seek the perfect tan, many Indian and East Asian women avoid it at all costs, through sunscreen and a whole bevy of skin-lightening products: https://www.bbc.com/news/magaz
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In the case of TempleOS, a hand-built operating system where every aspect of the software was written by Terry himself, I think it's safe to assume no outside factor twiddled those bits.
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Huawei destroyed Nortel through grand-scale espionage and robbery. They openly support the Uighur concentration camps and totalitarian surveillance in China’s Xinjiang province. Banning import of their products to the US and Canada is a mor
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This reminds me of a story involving Terry A. Davis, the late schizophrenic programmer behind TempleOS: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TempleOS He had a famous video (which I won't link here, as he goes on a racist
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I'd like to see a project like this which is self-hosted, where the process of buying a domain, acquiring hosting, etc. is made easy for non-technical users. The problem with sites like about.me is that eventually the maintainer gets a
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I'm surprised that this paper doesn't mention hydrogen sulfide, a poisonous gas emitted into the atmosphere during anoxic ocean events, which is thought to be responsible for several known periods of mass extinction: https:/
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