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dc2k08
5y ago
Meanwhile youtube has banned Channel 1, NTV, TNT, RT, Moscow 24 and even "Spas", and are banning users that post ''misinformation'' about Russia's actions in Ukraine.
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5y ago
Have you ever been to San Francisco?
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5y ago
Putin's demands seem reasonable. he wants ethnic Russians in the east of the country to stop being terrorised and murdered and he wants to be assured NATO can't create a security threat for Russia in Ukraine. Is there much public
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5y ago
The point of the service denial is to agitate precisely this kind of reaction from the public with the desire that they revolt against Putin. Of course if they do, many will die or get locked up in a dark cell somewhere up but it will compl
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5y ago
People join the military out of patriotism. 54.3% of under 18s in Belgium have a migrant background and any sense of national pride in the native population is maligned to accommodate them. The Belgians I talk to want to leave. They don
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5y ago
She wasn't Irish. She was British but born in Ireland. This is part of Ireland's attempt to cobble together some sort of anti fascist history as nationalism rises due to the displacement levels of immigration seeing numbers greate
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6y ago
He does that too.
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6y ago
It's the best review of the book I've read. It's not conspiratorial to acknowledge the over-representation of Jewish authors listed in the bibliography.
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6y ago
Amazon have been doing this for a couple of years now. They removed all of Greg Johnson's books for example. VISA and Mastercard have also blacklisted him meaning he can't use any payment processor to sell his books on his counter
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6y ago
Don't trust visa/mastercard as they've used their muscle to censor views they dislike.
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6y ago
I didn't move to telegram because I want to secretly plan an insurgency. I moved there because of the threat of censorship from big tech. It's way more than a messaging app and incredibly feature rich.
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6y ago
More to do with certain people with disproportionate influence deciding what isn't allowed to be discussed. A partial list: The displacement of European peoples. Holocaust revisionism. Boycott, divestment and sanctions against Israel.
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6y ago
No solution. Internet infrastructure has been politicised now too and credit card processors.
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6y ago
Why was AMREN banned from youtube then?
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6y ago
Widespread vandalism and looting during BLM protests cost the insurance industry and estimated $2 BILLION. Hardly small potatoes. Seeing as organising the set up of autonomous states within American cities is allowed on twitter on facebook,
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Twitter didn't ban a former prime minister of Malaysia for stating "Muslims have the right to be angry and kill millions of French people for the massacres of the past" in the wake of a school teacher being beheaded by a Musl
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Twitter and facebook both enabled the spreading of a fake news conspiracy in 2020 that the death of drug-addled criminal during the course of a difficult arrest in which a multiethnic police crew applied the protocol that had been signed of
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Twitter and facebook tolerate the use of their apps to set up autonomous zones within american cities and incite users to riot, loot, commit arson and murder cops so why doesn't parler just use a similar hosting infrastructure to whate
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twitter didn't remove it initially and must have done so only after backlash pointing out their hypocrisy. Opponents of Trump have had free reign the last four years to incite violence against him and his supporters. Once you label you
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They didn't ban a former prime minister of Malaysia for stating "Muslims have the right to be angry and kill millions of French people for the massacres of the past". They wouldn't even remove the tweet. This was his res
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13y ago
No it wouldn't. The amount of dollars you would need to exchange for goods and services would just increase while the exchange rate for dollars would decrease.
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13y ago
Highjacking top-comment to link mirrors: http://rorr.im/reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1qtk69/ http://web.archive.org/web/20131114164356/http://www.zdnet.c...
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13y ago
you should post this on r/pixelart
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Loopwheels system abandons spokes for springs to give a smoother bike ride
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A bicycle made almost entirely of cardboard
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The W3C asks for help finding Prior Art to two Apple Patents.
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15y ago
On a related note, I'd pay money for an extension that compresses any forum thread to reddit/HN style comments and scraps avatars and signatures.
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I think this was it. They also allowed you to change the key of the piece before you printed so this is where a digital score is shown to be far superior to a piece of paper but if you want it in every key then they want you to pay them twe
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Sheet music is the worst. I was told, using an online sheet music service, that I was allowed to print the sheet music I had purchased once only and using software I had to install which was developed especially to force this. If the print
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15y ago
One of the biggest and oldest swapped everything out to the Isle of Man TLD recently: .im
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