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by throwawaypath 5d ago
Swap is disabled everywhere. Endpoint hardening.
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by throwawaypath 6d ago
>Seems like a miscalculation on their end. Or it's a miscalculation on your end. >You'd think they'd check around before throwing $3M away. Maybe they did?
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by throwawaypath 6d ago
Well, time to move to DigitalOcean, I guess...
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by throwawaypath 8d ago
>You are criticizing the left for disliking election results; meanwhile, you are supporting groups that aim to overturn election results. That's the irony. I do not support groups that aim to overturn election results, you're d
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by throwawaypath 8d ago
So you post a definition of irony and completely fail to come up with an example of said definition LOL. Misunderstanding irony is so prevalent: https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/what-irony-is-not/ My criticism of the
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by throwawaypath 8d ago
>blatant hypocrisy Nothing I've said is hypocrisy. Please reread the definition of hypocrisy. hackyhacky is following me around in the comments because he's crashing out about being proven wrong here: https://news.yc
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by throwawaypath 8d ago
>The level of irony That's not irony. Please reread the definition of irony. >given the global right's shift towards authoritarian populism under untouchable leaders. Whataboutism. hackyhacky is following me around in the co
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by throwawaypath 8d ago
Whataboutism. You're following me around in the comments because you're crashing out about being proven wrong here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49546137
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>You are aware that it is a cornerstone of antisemitic thought to consider Jewish people to be not white? No it's not. He claims to be Jewish and not White. You're following me around in the comments because you're crashin
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>They won 43.9% of the vote in 1933, the last free election until they were militarily crushed. Undemocratically outlawing the opposition to secure the vote... >Remind me the score of the AfD today? Remind me of party that is calling
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
No one who's cracked a history book open was pleased with that. Nazis were not elected democratically in the traditional sense; they never won a majority in a free national election. You're following me around in the comments beca
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>You are missing the point. No I'm not. >Even if there is no financial cost, it requires documentation and time to get voter ID. Yes, you must prove your eligibility to vote. >It is not issued automatically. They are issued au
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>No, it was not. Yes, it was. >Either you are deeply confused or responding to wrong comment. Stop projecting about being confused. Everyone can see where you poorly attempted to support your objectively false points. >This is not
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>What exactly went wrong for this catastrophe to happen? A catastrophe named democracy. Leftists are rejecting democracy and embracing autocracy to get their way.
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
>Hating people they don't know, based on second-hand testimonies. Yes leftists are the least likely to know AfD supporters. >Ask them their opinions about Jews, too. The most openly antisemitic groups in Germany are leftists, so,
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
And they just voted to keep it that way.
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by throwawaypath 9d ago
You should look in the mirror and ask yourself why you're so angry and ashamed of democracy.
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by throwawaypath 10d ago
>How does that contradict my point? Your point was states do not give free IDs. That point is an objectively false point. It directly contradicts your point. > 10 percent of Americans do not have acceptable ID Stop moving goalposts. &
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by throwawaypath 13d ago
>Most (if not all?) states and provinces will have some form of "non driving" ID available if needed. However, it is optional, costs money and requires other documentation to get it, such as an original copy of a birth certific
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by throwawaypath 13d ago
>But their contributions are, let's say, not motivated by fact-based reasoning. Neither are yours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49546137
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by throwawaypath 13d ago
>Did you not see the links to factual evidence that I included? You did not link to any factual evidence that made any claim contrary to the facts: Every state has free voter IDs. This is a fact. >Most people get their in the form of
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by throwawaypath 13d ago
>Okay, we're at that level of argument, I see. Well, you forgot to bring your evidence. So did you. >A drivers license in New York costs between $64.25 and $107.5 This is about voter IDs (which are free), not drivers licenses. No
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by throwawaypath 13d ago
>No, they do not. Yes they do. >Getting an ID card in most places requires a fee, False, there are no fees for voter IDs. Please find a state where you believe this is true. >as well a trip to the DMV or equivalent Not always. >
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
Every state in the US has free ID cards that work for voting.
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
His flagged comment: Giving condolences to Charlie Kirk isn't "support", remigration is not the deportation of non-white citizens, Brendan Eich did not donate to the kiwifarms, etc. Everything is skewed and stripped of any nu
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
>Most of the names on that list are kinda expected and obvious for any of us who spent any amount of time seriously engaging online outside of social media spaces. Those names are "kinda expected and obvious" for only the termi
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
Disagreeing with communism seems like a reasonable position to me.
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
Nothing there. You must be mistaken.
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
>Xenophobia leads to the belief that white Danes need support for their rights to their native homeland. False, the UN has stated that indigenous people have rights to their native homeland. Has nothing to do with xenophobia. >It&#x27
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by throwawaypath 14d ago
>The state government response was to ban the ban of plastic bags. Anything to own the libs.

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