comrade1

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by comrade1 11y ago
Ha ha! I know who you are. Tomorrow, after your meds, read what you wrote and you will see that you are arguing against yourself. I'm only responding to you so that others here can see how insane you are. Tomorrow if you wish to contin
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by comrade1 11y ago
This was an interesting and early revelation, but it wasn't until the Snowden documents that we understood what this closet really meant. We had no idea the government was recording every phone conversation in the u.s., every email, et
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by comrade1 11y ago
First, I'm American. I've worked on NSA and DoD projects, and I've worked for PGP. I now live in Switzerland. You only have to look at the consequences of the Snowden revelations. Nothing has really changed - some meaningless
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by comrade1 11y ago
No, not really with ECHELON. That would have required all phone calls in the u.s. to be routed outside of the u.s., and really the only cooperating country was the UK, even though Canada was part of the group. It wasn't practical to ro
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by comrade1 11y ago
Spying on the u.n. based on terrorism legislation is a revelation. Recording of all telephone conversations in the u.s. is a revelation. Recording of all emails, skype, sms, etc is a revelation. Before discovery of that room everyone knew t
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by comrade1 11y ago
Hopefully companies and organizations like the UN start moving away from AT&T. AT&T is a publicly traded company and so the only thing they understand is profit and loss. The snowden releases cost u.s. tech companies $100B+, includi
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by comrade1 11y ago
The FCC has been cracking down on companies using long codes for SMS services because those long codes aren't required to follow the normal SMS rules concerning opting in, opting out, opt less keywords (help messages). For short codes
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by comrade1 11y ago
Microsoft is still one of the largest companies in the world. Adobe. Pepsi. What, would you have them run uber or something small like that?
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by comrade1 11y ago
One is from chennai, the finance hub of India. The other is from almost the Nepal region but I've never heard of him. There is a population of radicals in India - separists, communists, but they are separate from the western tied India
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by comrade1 11y ago
What do you mean by the communist parts of India? Do you mean Nepal? WTF are you talking about? What you are saying has nothing to do with reality. Most of the c-level Indians I know are from Hyderabad, including the former ceo of Microsoft
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by comrade1 11y ago
There are 1.2B Indians and 300M Americans. And there are strong ties between the Indian middle class and the u.s. In education and business. The indian middle class is around 300M. It's surprising that there aren't more Indians in
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by comrade1 11y ago
Are you saying Fukushima left more uninhabitable land? I don't think that's right.
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by comrade1 11y ago
Chernobyl made a lot larger part of the planet uninhabitable than Fukushima did.
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by comrade1 11y ago
It's still pretty weird to see someone running in New Delhi, for example. I know heat and air quality are part of it but there are days where it would be perfectly fine. I think it's just considered weird to run.
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by comrade1 11y ago
What's anti-American? Do you mean the racism? Or being against racism is anti-American?
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by comrade1 11y ago
You live in a bubble. I can confidently say that you are ignorant. http://www.rt.com/usa/majority-americans-racist-poll-378/ http://www.gallup.com/poll/170822/believe-creationist-view-h..
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by comrade1 11y ago
This is rural MN and NW WI, but even then do you find it hard to believe? 45% of Americans believe in creationism and the u.s. has some of the worse race relations on the planet. What sort of bubble do you live in?
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by comrade1 11y ago
I'd hate to be this guy's customer...
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by comrade1 11y ago
Just do a search on 'u.s. Education decline'. Sure, there are always individuals that buck the trend but overall the u.s. Is an embarrassment and getting worse. Anecdotally, I am in the Midwest twice per year and have to listen to
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by comrade1 11y ago
Just stop going to the u.s. Frankly, the place is a dump and its people are ignorant and crude. I never thought I'd have an unironic conversation with someone arguing against the existence of evolution until my last trip to the u.s.
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by comrade1 11y ago
I'd be interested in the stats in the other direction - how low of a chance of someone born in the upper quintile ending up in the lower quintile. The u.s. seems to be disproportionally high in mediocre people being at the top, being t
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Experience: I was deported (2011)(theguardian.com)
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by comrade1 11y ago
Or you could just be living a normal life: http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2011/may/07/experien...
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by comrade1 11y ago
You've obviously never had to spend a night in jail.
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by comrade1 11y ago
Why doesn't English have a plural you like German? Do the other Germanic languages have plural you?
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by comrade1 11y ago
I went through the questions and when I first saw the results I was impressed, but then I realized the "most similar" covered about 75% of the u.s. For my results it basically just made the confederate states least similar and eve
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by comrade1 11y ago
I at first believed it came from MH370 but now that I hear the Malaysian PM confirm it it makes me wonder if it's from some other source. (This is a sarcastic comment on the quality of thee Malaysian leadership and how they handled the
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by comrade1 11y ago
That makes sense. Assuming they had freezer cars on the trains. Or I guess you could try freezing the freshwater fish, or holding it at a temp close to freezing for awhile.
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by comrade1 11y ago
As part of the ancestry of that Swedish immigration wave to the Midwest, all I know of is lutefisk, which is by no means sushi. It's about the most vile thing you can imagine - dried cod turned to fish jello in lye. You can smell it fr
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by comrade1 11y ago
Even a wealthy person in 1905 couldn't get fresh fish from the ocean. The Wright brothers didn't even fly until 1903. And the train from either coast would be a couple of weeks. As someone else mentioned, it was probably tamago, o

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