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computerthings
2y ago
> Musk just showed it there. That's circular reasoning. So no. The rest is just smearing me in this weirdly stilted way that seems to go with this territory.
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> Why else would people want to call that a Nazi salute when it is so far from the real thing? If you ask "why do they want to call it that" instead of "why do they call it that" you're already not asking in good
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> You don't fully support affirmative action? You are racist. You don't fully support abortion? You hate women. You like action movies that feature a strong male figure? You are misogynistic. It's everywhere, this thinking
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computerthings
2y ago
Same difference. What makes non-cis men special that they required specific exclusion from that sentence?
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2y ago
> Even (cis) men have "locker room talk," things you wouldn't say when around most women. Dunno, if you can't say it around women, at all ever, then it probably doesn't hold up to scrutiny. I'd say you share
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2y ago
> There's no way I am using a Chinese IDE with VSCode (w/ Coppilot) and Cursor existing after reading the privacy issues in the court documents with TikTok. I have to say, on second reading, you are right because I basically ov
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2y ago
Can you show me someone doing that at a funeral? Because as a German I'm telling you, you can say about your heart whatever you want, if you do that on anything but a right-wing extremist funeral without other witnesses, you're in
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2y ago
I don't use Instagram so I don't really know, but from the last articles I could find "Meta is working to resolve it". https://www.forbes.com/sites/esatdedezade/2025/01/21/meta-fa
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2y ago
It's safer to not ingest any poison. You don't extinguish fire with gasoline because kerosene might be worse. You don't eat rat poison because fentanyl would be worse. It's a false dichotomy.
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2y ago
That something else is even more toxic doesn't make poison not poison. It's not a choice between what poison you pick, but between accepting or rejecting poison.
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2y ago
> The Wikipedia article ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_salute ) definition and their linked sources do not include the "hand on heart" part Even the video in the comment you replied to shows Hitler doi
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2y ago
The claim I'm contradicting is that they knew full well, not that they should have known.
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2y ago
> one of the government's primary missions should be to set in motion whatever things will end human cancer. Have you seen the "Stargate" announcement? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYUoANr3cMo&t=646s
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2y ago
If someone clicks on "click here to update your password" in a phishing email, are they choosing what actually happens, or what they thought would happen? Even if they should have known, and could have known, I think it's o
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2y ago
I don't know about the third parties getting in on it, I guess that's just milking what can be milked (which also makes videos longer); but I can totally see why Path of Exile players keep making memes about it. Imagine someone sa
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2y ago
To me the more defeatist part here was the claim that OP shouldn't even try moving off Facebook, than using "techno fascism" as a shorthand for the situation we're all familiar with in a reply arguing going the path of l
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2y ago
Well, they asked about ways to do something, not whether to do it.
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2y ago
> It was a highly lawful state. I know what you mean, and I do agree with your main point about not blindly following orders. I hope most people do. It's just the way you phrase it, I also have to disagree. The Nazis at their core w
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2y ago
"this generation shall not pass"... to me that's about as credible as wanting to "preserve human consciousness" by going to Mars. Setting the world on fire and disrupting societies gleefully, while basically buildin
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2y ago
> Re that link: I turned off the flags on it earlier, but it isn't a great story for HN. The way it is written is as tendentious as it gets; at minimum, we would need a more neutral source. Yeah I get that, the link itself wasn'
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2y ago
> Those kinds of destructive conversations then colour the other non-political discussions. How so? I honestly don't see what mechanism could lead to that. Are you saying that people would remember user names they disagreed with on
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2y ago
They do the same hand waving in the news mostly. They are not "covering" it any more someone saying "install malware, it's fine!" would be "covering" the subject of computer security. They're covering
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2y ago
It is one if dozens of data points.
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This isn't just a repeat. The last time, nobody knew what it is, now we do. Last time, even anger at the obvious injustices the Nazis committed was tempered by the death camps being discovered much later. So let's not be deer star
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2y ago
Musk is too ignorant of it to support or not support "Nazi Germany", flat out. But he's constantly boosting actual Neo-Nazis, agreeing with the white replacement stuff, endorsed the AfD -- again, without knowing what that mea
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> It would be as bizarre to say those people were supporting NAZI Germany, too. The person you replied to said "nazi salute". In context, it's clear the gesture is meant. Everything else comes solely from you. And far-righ
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2y ago
Anyone can be a user, so that tells us nothing. There's clearly forces flagging all the remotely important things, just take this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42777938
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2y ago
Even the German Bundeswehr withdrew from Twitter because of Musk's endorsement of the far-right extremist AfD. The people who need to be made aware of this aren't the people who are remaining on there (which are people who either
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2y ago
> You believe Elon Musk is somehow showing support for the National-Socialist party of the German working class? No, which is why nobody but people who want to downplay say this stuff. This is the second comment of this kind I saw. He&#x
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2y ago
Gather 'round while I sing you of Wernher von Braun A man whose allegiance Is ruled by expedience Call him a Nazi, he won't even frown "Ha, Nazi, Schmazi" says Wernher von Braun Don't say that he
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