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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
Here is a more extended quote from Jefferson on the same subject: “To your request of my opinion of the manner in which a newspaper should be conducted, so as to be most useful, I should answer, ‘by restraining it to true facts and sound pr
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
You noticed the facts, but completely failed to understand how the facts came to be. > In the same way that they came up with the idea of divine being(s) in the image of man that rule nature. Thanks to the diligent efforts of the Priesth
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
When anonymity is outlawed, then only outlaws will be anonymous.
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
If one feels anything about it at all, it's a sign they're taking the Made-for-TV movie seriously. Never take TV seriously. The key mistake is even watching it in the first place. "If you don't read the newspaper, you&#x
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
> it doesn't seem that far fetched for me that people reach similar conclusions. How do you suppose it is that millions of people, separated by vast geographic distances, somehow all reach similar conclusions all at once? Related: H
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
In my state, I caught a circuit court judge shilling on a certain well known "social media" site for the establishment of a lottery in our state. He framed it as a "We the People vs the corrupt politicians" issue--with h
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by klsdjfdlkfjsd 7mo ago
I'll just stick with C as my lingua franca, and won't be involving Microsoft in my programming life, thanks.