morbidious

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AppStore with Zero Commission on In-App Payments(phonepe.com)
1 points by morbidious 3y ago|0 comments
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Fate of the Tamil Brahmins [video](youtube.com)
1 points by morbidious 3y ago|0 comments
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Vivek Agnihotri and String Vinod's Banned Podcast on “The Vaccine War”(twitter.com)
1 points by morbidious 3y ago|1 comments
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by morbidious 3y ago
Must watch esp. for all Indians.
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by morbidious 3y ago
Actually, I was just about to say if the west happens to be lying through their teeth, they would be emboldened to spread countless other lies about other countries and get away with it. Or even better, they are already quite emboldened and
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by morbidious 3y ago
Yes, correct.
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by morbidious 3y ago
Ok, you are right, I will admit my mistake.
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by morbidious 3y ago
> It was reported that Pavan Kumar Rai posted a hit on Nijjar on some deepweb website used to hire assassins. If that is the case, I'd have hoped it would be viral by now. But anyhow, they would have to establish the link between th
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by morbidious 3y ago
I have replied here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37607765
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by morbidious 3y ago
I don't get how you folks believe Canada's allegations right off the bat, when there is no factual proof or evidence provided by them. As long as there is no evidence provided by Canada, India is the victim here, with Canada level
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by morbidious 3y ago
Why not? If the evidence can be fact-checked on both sides, then its credibility can be established. All this depends on what kind of evidence Canada has (if at all they do).
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by morbidious 3y ago
Lawrence Bishnoi did claim responsibility for the 2nd killing. But what makes you so sure that the Indian government is contracting the hit squad? The big problem that Canada has is they have not even identified the killer. Even if Bishnoi
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by morbidious 3y ago
Why the hell should the Indian government trust Canada's so-called evidence that they are not even willing to reveal? Anyone with two brain cells will call bs on something like this.
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by morbidious 3y ago
These right-wing, left-wing terms have come from the west and violated with a negative connotation from the west. Don't defile anything in the east with these vile implications that the western nazis have come to associate with. We in
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by morbidious 3y ago
Yes, I think it is a good comment because it answers the question exactly to the point. However, if there is an implied question as to 'why' people should be able to own arms, then of course it's better to elaborate further.
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by morbidious 3y ago
So now hard facts are considered controversial?
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by morbidious 3y ago
The context is that the user is calling to ignore the article completely based on one word they read. Are you telling me you approve of such standards of intellectual prowess?
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by morbidious 3y ago
Welcome to HN, my friend. People here self-claim to be of high intellectual standards and follow facts. But what I see is a network embroiled in degeneracy. Unfortunate.
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by morbidious 3y ago
I was not sure how you concluded that "A lot of cybercrime comes from India". But looking through the same lens as the example you provided, it makes sense that since 1.4 billion people stay in India, it is natural for the volume
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by morbidious 3y ago
While the article and research states that majority of fraud comes from UPI (47.1%), it seems as though the fraud involves the victim voluntarily entering their pin to transfer funds to the perpetrator.[1] Perhaps this could be a good time
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by morbidious 3y ago
Article 1 of the Constitution states that “India, that is Bharat, shall be a Union of States.” It's crucial to emphasise that Article 1 of the Constitution recognises both 'India' and 'Bharat' as official names for
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Mexican UFO expert conducts x-rays on 'non-human' beings [video](youtube.com)
4 points by morbidious 3y ago|0 comments
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Europe's War on Wolves [video](youtube.com)
1 points by morbidious 3y ago|0 comments
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by morbidious 3y ago
> The next step up would probably require limited access and verified qualifications. I am half expecting someone to come up and say it goes against their freedom of speech. No, but I like StackExchange, it provides helpful information m
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by morbidious 3y ago
Yes, that would be a whole lot better for India.
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by morbidious 3y ago
All media outlets are biased. The point is to extract the facts and not get swayed by biases. No matter which news outlet you go to, you'll still see the same facts, but the opinions may differ.
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by morbidious 3y ago
It would be a whole lot better if people on HN spend their time reading news and garnering information rather than vomiting their half-baked knowledge and immaturely formed opinions on issues they have no idea about.
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by morbidious 3y ago
Ehh... You give HN too much credit. It's only slightly better than the cacophony of ill-informed baboons that proliferate on other platforms. Just look at the kind of baseless and denigrating comments people spew around. What more proo
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by morbidious 3y ago
Ok, Not 80%, but 79% percent! You actually think a party that doesn't care about democratic principles can gain so much popularity, that too in the largest democracy in the world? https://swarajyamag.com/politics/a
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by morbidious 3y ago
Not taking anything away from the scientists and engineers, it is their achievement completely. But is this the way to talk about the party that has the support of 80% of Indians? Hate to see such uncultured speech. @dang please flag parent

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