jsterSC

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by jsterSC 4y ago
You have GOP party members actively supporting a coup. And intend to do so again. Worse than the 1960s.
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by jsterSC 5y ago
Great information and so nicely presented. Reading through it i had to stop and wonder, why aren't more articles written with this type of interactive data to back up the author's points.
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by jsterSC 5y ago
well you're definitely a bot
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by jsterSC 5y ago
Everyone on the internet is a bot. Especially you.
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by jsterSC 5y ago
It may have been a hackneyed attempt to point out real issues, but to call it propaganda... by who? Who is running the big 'maybe all these social networks are kinda bad, or at least we should be aware of what they are doing' sche
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by jsterSC 5y ago
You say that like it's a bad thing?
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by jsterSC 5y ago
>The honeyed words of social justice are more important than great, well executed products, apparently. I like how all the other comments are pointing out that the forces behind an acquisition are never good for 'focused products&#x
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by jsterSC 5y ago
you think a US Federal institution would attack a major US Company and cause suffering to a large swarths of the population, just cause?
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by jsterSC 6y ago
I highly recommend anyone that has this initial reaction to what these companies are benefiting from their surveillance models check out https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Age_of_Surveillance_Capita... Which does an exc
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by jsterSC 6y ago
There's something about divide and conquer in there, i'm sure of it.
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by jsterSC 6y ago
I've seen a couple of comments in this direction across sites and would like to take a moment to point out that while advertisements are certainly annoying and a hassle, the root of the problem comes with the mining of behavior data th