Reddit management is in the process of learning from what had seemed the boon of unpaid labor, that the struggle of management and ownership against the unpaid moderator workers is over control of the means of…
> every normal weather event San Francisco and the PNW being covered by smoke every summer is not a normal weather event, and now it is starting on the East coast. The east and southeast is also being hit harder by…
It's bizarre how the US attempted to block Cuba from getting the Internet, and still blocks Cuban Internet through many means ( https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/other-site-policies/g... ), but the presentation is…
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> face a Jury of your peers Like the Arab nationalists being waterboarded in Guantanamo Bay? Although some of them the US realized it picked up the wrong guy and released them. Incidentally, Guaantanamo Bay is occupied…
So who was fighting the Chinese during the Battle of the Barrier Forts?
> the price paid by their own children If French workers allow Macron to jack the retirement age up, the price surely will be felt by their own children.
Income does not corollate exactly to relations of production, but it is a decent enough independent variable. CNN 2020 exit poll - income over or under $100,000. The majority above voted Trump, majority below voted…
> I was amazed when living in SF how many of the homeless are not locals. Not even Californians! I visited the Bay Area a number of times and only met one person who was born locally. "Not even Americans!" in many cases.
> A left wing pressure group identifies the article publisher as a right wing pressure group. If we look at the author section of the website, it lists former members of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, members of…
The act is the act of suppression, which they were involved in. They did not participate in the delay portion of the suppression, nor does it say they did.
The first sentence blames the delay on the dictator of Guatemala, quite explicitly. Then in the next sentence it says the CIA aided in the suppression of the novel, which it did. The text never days the CIA delayed the…
> The claim specifically made in the article that the delay in publication from 1936 to 1946 was due to CIA action through a front group. It doesn't say that anywhere in the article. You've created a conditional in your…
> Since the CIA did not, in fact, exist, any claims of what the CIA tried to do are self-evidently false, and need no more rebuttal than the date the CIA came into being. The CIA did not exist prior to its establishment…
> 1946 the book was published, 1947 the CIA was created. Right. So what is inaccurate in the piece? I don't see anything that contradicts this.
> And this produce what is objectively an historical howler right at the start. What howler? You quote it ascribing actions to the Guatemalan dictatorship in the 1930s which is accurate. Then you claim the piece says…
It didn't. Nor do the sentences you quote say that.
Do you mean the entrepreneur who killed the angel investor, or the fire chief who sprayed a homeless man (the last in a series) and the homeless man fought back in self-defense?
> look at what happened to Hong Kong as an example You mean the violent breaking off of it from China by the imperial "enlightened" United Kingdom? Its massacre of Chinese protesting UK imperialism in the 1960s? What a…
The massive incarceration rates in the US don't seem to be solving anything, although you don't think they're enough. The US has the highest incarceration rate in the industrialized world yet in your view it is barely…
I should point out to those not from the US that this is how Americans view the US. There is a lot of crime, the government and NGOs are on the side of the criminals etc. It is up voted to the top as well, with…
> Are you gonna argue with the God of invisible hand? Especially when you consider modern talk of the invisible hand, and then go back to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations and see his one reference to the invisible hand in…
The vanishings like the sheriff who had three voter registration workers killed in Mississippi are not common, it tends to be straightforward extrajudicial executions like Fred Hampton. I wouldn't even include the car…
Reddit management is in the process of learning from what had seemed the boon of unpaid labor, that the struggle of management and ownership against the unpaid moderator workers is over control of the means of…
> every normal weather event San Francisco and the PNW being covered by smoke every summer is not a normal weather event, and now it is starting on the East coast. The east and southeast is also being hit harder by…
It's bizarre how the US attempted to block Cuba from getting the Internet, and still blocks Cuban Internet through many means ( https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/other-site-policies/g... ), but the presentation is…
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> face a Jury of your peers Like the Arab nationalists being waterboarded in Guantanamo Bay? Although some of them the US realized it picked up the wrong guy and released them. Incidentally, Guaantanamo Bay is occupied…
So who was fighting the Chinese during the Battle of the Barrier Forts?
> the price paid by their own children If French workers allow Macron to jack the retirement age up, the price surely will be felt by their own children.
Income does not corollate exactly to relations of production, but it is a decent enough independent variable. CNN 2020 exit poll - income over or under $100,000. The majority above voted Trump, majority below voted…
> I was amazed when living in SF how many of the homeless are not locals. Not even Californians! I visited the Bay Area a number of times and only met one person who was born locally. "Not even Americans!" in many cases.
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> A left wing pressure group identifies the article publisher as a right wing pressure group. If we look at the author section of the website, it lists former members of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign, members of…
The act is the act of suppression, which they were involved in. They did not participate in the delay portion of the suppression, nor does it say they did.
The first sentence blames the delay on the dictator of Guatemala, quite explicitly. Then in the next sentence it says the CIA aided in the suppression of the novel, which it did. The text never days the CIA delayed the…
> The claim specifically made in the article that the delay in publication from 1936 to 1946 was due to CIA action through a front group. It doesn't say that anywhere in the article. You've created a conditional in your…
> Since the CIA did not, in fact, exist, any claims of what the CIA tried to do are self-evidently false, and need no more rebuttal than the date the CIA came into being. The CIA did not exist prior to its establishment…
> 1946 the book was published, 1947 the CIA was created. Right. So what is inaccurate in the piece? I don't see anything that contradicts this.
> And this produce what is objectively an historical howler right at the start. What howler? You quote it ascribing actions to the Guatemalan dictatorship in the 1930s which is accurate. Then you claim the piece says…
It didn't. Nor do the sentences you quote say that.
Do you mean the entrepreneur who killed the angel investor, or the fire chief who sprayed a homeless man (the last in a series) and the homeless man fought back in self-defense?
> look at what happened to Hong Kong as an example You mean the violent breaking off of it from China by the imperial "enlightened" United Kingdom? Its massacre of Chinese protesting UK imperialism in the 1960s? What a…
The massive incarceration rates in the US don't seem to be solving anything, although you don't think they're enough. The US has the highest incarceration rate in the industrialized world yet in your view it is barely…
I should point out to those not from the US that this is how Americans view the US. There is a lot of crime, the government and NGOs are on the side of the criminals etc. It is up voted to the top as well, with…
> Are you gonna argue with the God of invisible hand? Especially when you consider modern talk of the invisible hand, and then go back to Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations and see his one reference to the invisible hand in…
The vanishings like the sheriff who had three voter registration workers killed in Mississippi are not common, it tends to be straightforward extrajudicial executions like Fred Hampton. I wouldn't even include the car…