anon261114

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by anon261114 4y ago
Thanks for being the demo to my comment.
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by anon261114 4y ago
Ha, good question. "Indians", as it's used in such contexts, is really a euphemism to refer only to India's Hindus. A word trick when describing an undesirable behaviour prevalent mainly in one community but without fixi
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by anon261114 4y ago
Cringeworthy strawman. But also demonstrates the kind of rationalization and whitewashing that's prevalent in the minds of millions of regular Indians, not just those working in FB.
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by anon261114 4y ago
From the articles: "religious violence fomented in India across Meta’s platforms.” "Facebook allowed a Hindu nationalist conspiracy theory to flourish on its platform" "One video of an extremist preacher calling for Hind
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by anon261114 4y ago
> I don't see how Assuming you intend to see, you can see how if you read the article and its linked articles.
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by anon261114 4y ago
Facebook claims to follow a content moderation policy [1] for users on its platform. "Members of the government of the largest democracy in the world" is not a justification to bestow some kind of immunity from their policy. They
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by anon261114 4y ago
Accessible version: https://archive.ph/o7tfG
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Facebook Accused of ‘Whitewashing’ India Human Rights Report(time.com)
51 points by anon261114 4y ago|42 comments
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by anon261114 4y ago
> their lives are in danger is a different story but this is - contrary to the claims of the author - not one of those Yes, it can seem unlikely to outsiders who haven't observed the behavior of Indian outrage mobs on Twitter, Whats
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by anon261114 4y ago
(Part 1) I don't see it as a hitpiece. A hitpiece is when the main intention is to hurt a reputation. But any damage to reputation here is a secondary consequence of this company's actions that deviate from a moral and legal stand
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by anon261114 4y ago
> because (1) the poster is anonymous Please rethink this criterion. Those of us who live under authoritarian regimes have to be cautious to protect us from both our governments and members of our society who support them.
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by anon261114 4y ago
On the same day Modi along with G7 countries were signing some declaration to protect democratic rights, his party in India was arresting Zubair for tweeting a scene from a 4-decade old movie. One commentator asked if G7 is trolling Indians
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by anon261114 4y ago
I give zero sympathy or support to BJP and its destruction of India's democratic institutions. Yet, I can't agree with your comment. First, I don't think Razorpay supports BJP or its bigotry, at least openly. One indicator of
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by anon261114 11y ago
1) Never put your family, friends, or significant other low on your priority list 2) Don’t spend time trying to maintain relationships with people you don’t like, and cut negative people out of your life. Unfortunately, for me, those tw
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by anon261114 12y ago
If it's just a 4 week sightseeing tour, no. But if it's a long term colonization mission, yes. I don't mind the lack of people, because I live like a hermit anyway right here on earth, shunning just about all social interact