throwawa3495

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by throwawa3495 4y ago
>There is very little speech and it excessively rewards the most unreasonable speech. never going to change--the most intolerant win as taleb has demonstrated formally. If anything is to change Twitter must go to the limit of constitutio
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
isnt the irony here that with net neutrality in place an ISP wouldnt be able to block FB, TWTR?
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
yeah exactly, that's what I was trying to convey. Like why include this qualifying language about "checking the official schedule" but for some funny business being afoot? It's just a kinda legalistic answer, you'd
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
>hire people that went to public schools. You say this like it's an insult.
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
I dont understand what we are arguing abt anymore. You can see the Biden campaign's response in the above and draw your own conclusions
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
wait though, bc i really dont see it in any of these articles: who has been hacked?
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
Just because it wasn't on Biden's "official" schedule, doesn't mean it didn't happen. My point is that saying "the meeting didnt happen" is less suspicious than saying "We checked the official s
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
that's a fair point, just if its not true its pretty easy to say "not true, fake news" instead, what the answer that's provided is "we checked the schedule and didn't see it there" which is kinda suspiciou
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
heres the flagged thread about the article https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24780798#24781109
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
"JOE BIDEN SPOKESMAN ANDREW BATES hits back at the N.Y. POST STORY, via NATASHA BERTRAND and KYLE CHENEY: “Investigations by the press, during impeachment, and even by two Republican-led Senate committees whose work was decried as ‘not
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
yes fair, was only suggesting that this controversy kind of feeds on itself and will keep growing.
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
Oh, i definitely agree that as a private company Twitter is well within its rights to censor what it believes is "misinformation" but an important line has been crossed today by Twitter and Facebook. A story about potential corrup
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
it's honestly irrelevant about the credibility of the emails and other data at this point, its the blanket censorship of this article that's now the real story.
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
weird that there is actually no mention of these materials being hacked from anywhere though, or did I miss that? It seems like this computer shop fellow voluntarily gave over this hard drive only after the computer in question became his p
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
can confirm, it's still happening as of right now for the following url: https://nypost.com/2020/10/14/email-reveals-how-hunter-biden...
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by throwawa3495 6y ago
I dont care about the cost or any of the pysops from you google and apple employees. I want to see and support more free software mobile operating systems period.