r0p3

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by r0p3 6mo ago
I read this passage on the blog's diary page and I found it beautiful and poignant. https://lr0.org/diary/ > Last week I had an argument with my Mother of which I was righteous and she was in error. In the end,
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by r0p3 6mo ago
I'm not looking down, I'm complimenting you on a troll well done.
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by r0p3 6mo ago
I barely ever post here, I think it would be hard to know much about me from my comments. Sorry my teasing upset you
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by r0p3 6mo ago
Lol called it
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by r0p3 7mo ago
In my experience the more time I spent volunteering the less of a libertarian I became. Structural problems require structural solutions, and the market can only solve some of them. In any case, his reply didn't even address the main p
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by r0p3 7mo ago
Incredible troll lol. "Have you considered volunteering?" In response to frustration at a massive federal initiative being shut down is hilarious.
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by r0p3 1y ago
The NAFTA Parliament
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by r0p3 2y ago
For the past year or so I've only been watching YouTube in private browser windows to avoid getting too stuck in an algo niche. Sometimes I'll have the window open for a few days at a time and build up different interests in the r
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by r0p3 2y ago
Sorry my mistake I meant "priggishness"
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by r0p3 2y ago
It is not narrowly scoped, it states that we need to stop another "wave" of "social justice piggishness" which would include challenging the gender identity framework the author is using among other things. It also makes
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by r0p3 2y ago
I agree that the Egyptians also blockaded it, which is also explained in the wiki I shared. It is still inaccurate (and intentionally misleading imo) to say "Israel left the place some 20 years ago".
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by r0p3 2y ago
The point I'm making is that it is inaccurate to say Israel "left the place some 20 years ago" because they maintained a strict blockade on it. I didn't say anything about cause and effect.
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by r0p3 2y ago
I don't think it's accurate to say they "left the place some 20 years ago" since they maintained a strict blockade on what could go in and out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blockade_of_the_Gaza_St
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by r0p3 2y ago
The author links to a Teach For America article as evidence of the "removing gifted programs in the name of equity" trend. That article in turn references 2 gifted programs potentially being suspended in Boston and Anchorage, one
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by r0p3 4y ago
This example illustrates the first comment's point: it is fundamentally a transactional relationship. "Caring contributes greatly to the bottom line" means the goal of "caring" is increased productivity.
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by r0p3 5y ago
"allude" is to imply while "elude" is the evade
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by r0p3 5y ago
This article gives the distinct impression that Deno is an alternative to node and solves the same problems.
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by r0p3 5y ago
The centers of both parties have agreed for decades on selling debt to the Chinese and buying goods made with poorly protected labor.
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by r0p3 5y ago
What was your job in france that gave you this experience?
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by r0p3 5y ago
Why is it coercive to have to join a union to work somewhere? Work somewhere else. If that sounds coercive then so should having to work at tesla to begin with. I think wage labor is always a bit coercive but I don't see how having to
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by r0p3 6y ago
>“They’re all in the bankers’ pockets” lacks explanatory power. Rich and powerful people spend most of their energy fighting other rich and powerful people, not altruistically conspiring with them. And the finance industry isn’t even tha
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by r0p3 8y ago
> You don't want to kill your workers. If you do, soon there will be no workers to mine your coal, or man your rigs or whatever you need them for. The ones that work for you now will die out and the new batch will see the death rate