> I’m not sure how this causes an identity crisis. It doesn't - author outright states his title and premise were complete clickbait.
> It is not easy to buy a house in the US that is not controlled by an HOA. Perhaps in some places. In a large number of US cities, it is remarkably easy. > If you're looking in a suburb, exurb, it's 100% going to be an…
> How about we let this part time business focus on entertaining it's visitors rather than wasting time virtue signaling to hypocrites. What do you think "virtue signaling" means? Did you read the article and understand…
> you probably dont know that once in the country it was acceptable to have differing political opinions ... > Communism ruins everything. The absolute irony here aside, when, specifically, was communism involved in…
> this time there has been no restraint at all. Absolute, unadulterated nonsense. > There's a cultural reason why "look how ignorant and stupid Americans are" has been staple Canadian comedy since the latter half of the…
> and that hey are all either nazis That isn't, at all, what GP said, and the perpetual seeking of fake victimhood by y'all is so deeply boring and performative. But hey, if 40% of people are dumber than the median,…
> disregard democracy because they don't like the current president What, specifically, do you think this means? Do you think they're trying to install a new government without a vote? Or is "disregard democracy" just…
Do you think making things up and attributing them to other people is more or less constructive than replying to what they actually said? Do you usually get a great response when you go for cute X clapbacks, or... what?
> At some point a partnership isn't a partnership if people don't participate. Similarly, at some point people should wonder what else might come out of a partnership aside from raw spending dollars and whether there is…
Well that's certainly engaging with the meat of his comment, instead of the HN equivalent spamming stupid X clapbacks for likes. Bravo. I guess you needed some validation today.
Your college major doesn't determine your career path, and the sooner people stop pretending that they are necessarily correlated, the better.
> which is obvious not only from its name This was satire, right? Not like, an honest belief that people can't name their organization whatever they want and that there is some universal law that requires that name be…
I invite you to look up those two words in literally any handy dictionary. Their definitions are quite uncomplicated.
> Perhaps my reply was too snarky. It's not too snarky, it's that leaving a comment (let alone a follow-up) on a social media site just to smack someone with how little you care is vapid, childish nonsense. Most folks…
"I know you are but what am I" doesn't work that well when I didn't have the complaint GP had. Did you have something to add, here?
Yes, Elon Musk and Doc Brown are really, really comparable. Great metaphor. Who can forget when Doc Brown famously stole a bunch of government data? Or tried, numerous times, to overthrow democracy? Or bought a heavily…
And yet you felt compelled to leave a snarky, mean comment anyways instead of doing literally anything else. Why is that?
And men continue to prefer dating supermodel tradwives. So what? I don't know what you're trying to say, here, but it sure reads like "women who want things are bad, actually, regardless of actual behavior".
I don't think "if you can't do it perfectly, always, you shouldn't even try" is a very good argument against nearly anything, and it certainly isn't engaging with the substance of the discussion.
> if you're informed about your options and decide none of them represent your position. Literally none of "them" represent any part of your position on what is typically a wide array of different issues? Not any of the…
Do you think no one else was shoplifting? Feels like who was arrested for it and those who were responsible for most of the actual shoplifting, punished or not, may not be the same groups, and using one as if it's…
> if you honestly don't believe in the millions upon millions upon millions of people who were let into our country with no thought whatsoever under Biden. How many, specifically, is "millions upon millions upon…
> poor and uneducated people can be quite smart about navigating poverty without education. What does this mean? That they're able to scratch through existence on a minimum wage salary (or whatever) may be "quite smart"…
> I’m not sure how this causes an identity crisis. It doesn't - author outright states his title and premise were complete clickbait.
> It is not easy to buy a house in the US that is not controlled by an HOA. Perhaps in some places. In a large number of US cities, it is remarkably easy. > If you're looking in a suburb, exurb, it's 100% going to be an…
> How about we let this part time business focus on entertaining it's visitors rather than wasting time virtue signaling to hypocrites. What do you think "virtue signaling" means? Did you read the article and understand…
> you probably dont know that once in the country it was acceptable to have differing political opinions ... > Communism ruins everything. The absolute irony here aside, when, specifically, was communism involved in…
> this time there has been no restraint at all. Absolute, unadulterated nonsense. > There's a cultural reason why "look how ignorant and stupid Americans are" has been staple Canadian comedy since the latter half of the…
> and that hey are all either nazis That isn't, at all, what GP said, and the perpetual seeking of fake victimhood by y'all is so deeply boring and performative. But hey, if 40% of people are dumber than the median,…
> disregard democracy because they don't like the current president What, specifically, do you think this means? Do you think they're trying to install a new government without a vote? Or is "disregard democracy" just…
Do you think making things up and attributing them to other people is more or less constructive than replying to what they actually said? Do you usually get a great response when you go for cute X clapbacks, or... what?
> At some point a partnership isn't a partnership if people don't participate. Similarly, at some point people should wonder what else might come out of a partnership aside from raw spending dollars and whether there is…
Well that's certainly engaging with the meat of his comment, instead of the HN equivalent spamming stupid X clapbacks for likes. Bravo. I guess you needed some validation today.
Your college major doesn't determine your career path, and the sooner people stop pretending that they are necessarily correlated, the better.
> which is obvious not only from its name This was satire, right? Not like, an honest belief that people can't name their organization whatever they want and that there is some universal law that requires that name be…
I invite you to look up those two words in literally any handy dictionary. Their definitions are quite uncomplicated.
> Perhaps my reply was too snarky. It's not too snarky, it's that leaving a comment (let alone a follow-up) on a social media site just to smack someone with how little you care is vapid, childish nonsense. Most folks…
"I know you are but what am I" doesn't work that well when I didn't have the complaint GP had. Did you have something to add, here?
Yes, Elon Musk and Doc Brown are really, really comparable. Great metaphor. Who can forget when Doc Brown famously stole a bunch of government data? Or tried, numerous times, to overthrow democracy? Or bought a heavily…
And yet you felt compelled to leave a snarky, mean comment anyways instead of doing literally anything else. Why is that?
And men continue to prefer dating supermodel tradwives. So what? I don't know what you're trying to say, here, but it sure reads like "women who want things are bad, actually, regardless of actual behavior".
I don't think "if you can't do it perfectly, always, you shouldn't even try" is a very good argument against nearly anything, and it certainly isn't engaging with the substance of the discussion.
> if you're informed about your options and decide none of them represent your position. Literally none of "them" represent any part of your position on what is typically a wide array of different issues? Not any of the…
Do you think no one else was shoplifting? Feels like who was arrested for it and those who were responsible for most of the actual shoplifting, punished or not, may not be the same groups, and using one as if it's…
> if you honestly don't believe in the millions upon millions upon millions of people who were let into our country with no thought whatsoever under Biden. How many, specifically, is "millions upon millions upon…
> poor and uneducated people can be quite smart about navigating poverty without education. What does this mean? That they're able to scratch through existence on a minimum wage salary (or whatever) may be "quite smart"…