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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
So when MSNBC pioneered the idea of an illegitimate election, and spent 4 years haranguing and indulging in massive conspiracy theories about it, that's not hazardous? And it's not hazardous when the Washington Post removes an unf
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
> Unless something is done about this (and they make some suggestions on what to do), the future does not look great. Doomsday predictions haven't panned out so far.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
interesting, entertaining the stuff around USO lore though, wouldn't the energy required to navigate around the bottom of the ocean be immense though (more than whatever you calculated)?
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
> as the innocent victim of a liberal conspiracy It's fair to say that tech is majority liberal and it'd be simply dumb to contradict liberal orthodoxy to say unconscious bias doesn't exist. So it's certainly fair to
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
People say this but the obvious point is that flu numbers are much lower if not vanishingly small, suggesting people are in fact largely complying with mitigation efforts. So the only argument I see otherwise is that there's some radic
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
I had socialist/communist/anarchist friends throughout college talk about the need to use guillotines.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
> That is, "speech is violent speech IFF it disturbs the peace." Disturbing peace? Isn’t that very much under the scope of the BLM associated rioting? Like we’re talking many buildings public and otherwise burned to the ground.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
Precisely demonstrating my point: a hyper-sensitivity and censorious attitude against any advocacy for unmitigated debate.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
> Give the students as many perspectives and hope that they will do something sensible as they process the information I don’t know if you’ve gone to college recently but that was not my impression. It’s a woke monoculture. Discourse is
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
Seems like the whole “you have to bake my cake” argument went out the window. Do I have to feed the enemy?
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
All these platforms are literally dopamine gerbil wheels enslaving humanity to screens. Stop pretending these are the progressive vanguards of society.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
It’s not uncharitable to state there’s ethnic cleansing occurring in China and the state has codified race supremacy.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
It’s pretty clear tech companies have figured out you don’t have to pay your employees more, pandering to them gives them much more.
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
It doesn’t seem like the left values discourse. I don’t know if they care to respond to market incentive if that’s what you’re suggesting. This has been apparent for some time and is a complete reversal from when conservatives were the conf
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gnusty_gnurc
6y ago
You would think it’d be obvious to “hackers” that consolidation of power over information channels is the real coup. Sad no one seems alarmed by that or understands how that can go wrong.
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6y ago
> we take whatever measures we have to to get rid of it for the greater good of society Justifying around the "greater good" is so obviously fraught and subjective. And since the workers in tech are overwhelmingly liberal, they
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6y ago
So when Cathy Griffin held up a beheaded Trump in effigy - should we have imprisoned her? I don't remember many people policing her "incitement to violence."
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6y ago
> The hope is that these people will commit more violence so that the government can use the violence as an excuse to criminalize their existence honestly the government is always happy for reasons to broaden their power to surveil
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6y ago
> They are being deplatformed because their speech is violent and damaging—in many cases it’s literal incitement to violence. "in defense of looting" And while I'm at it - why isn't China being deplatformed? They lite
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6y ago
I guess I see the issue as almost impossible to solve since they're all politicians unable to engage in reasonable discussion, especially when it was election season.
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6y ago
> They control these institutions and they want to make damn sure Donald Trump never happens again. Oddly enough Trump was all but a symptom of a system that's completely hollowed out and unable to work for the Trump crowd. Not only
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gnusty_gnurc
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> On Jan. 31, President Trump issued the travel restrictions from China. One day after the travel restrictions were put into place, Biden said in Iowa, “We have, right now, a crisis with the coronavirus… This is no time for Donald Trump’
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gnusty_gnurc
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I don't know I just feel like there's a weird 180 backlash across the spectrum. Where Trump was continuously treated as a dictator but then his opposition is openly admiring China for their authoritarianism in combating coronaviru
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6y ago
You're ignoring that his opposition immediately yelled racism when he was taking steps like shutting down flights, etc. Nancy Pelosi was encouraging everyone to go to Chinatown when the virus was beginning to spread. In retrospect it&#
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> My point here is the scope of things My point is the scope of things too. There was complete chaos across the country last year. With many reminiscent if not worse scenes of complete disregard for public spaces and institutions. The
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> I don't understand why we couldn't have closed the borders This was literally the most opposed aspect of Trump's presidency. I suspect one element that hasn't been touched by Democrats is admitting that absolute con
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> Five people died as a result of these actions. I can guarantee more died as a direct result of BLM "protests" in 2020. Nevermind billions of dollars of damage that fell on the shoulders of minority and lower class communities
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gnusty_gnurc
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It's clear that liberals(and never-trump conservatives) don't know how to effectively deal with Trump supporters. Censoring(or moderating if that's what you're going to argue it's called) will only make things worse
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> People died anyway. Same happened at CHAZ, a couple black kids got killed by some nutjob police LARPers. I don’t recall a big hubbub blaming left wing rhetoric or arguing for the immediate destruction and disbanding of the autonomous z
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6y ago
Let’s consider that your perception is fallible and possibly wrong. And hypothetically assume your concept of “the oppressed” is off to some degree. You’ve admitted to justifying and even supporting riots on the “left.” And that sets the st
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