Free_Thoughts

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[–] Free_Thoughts 2 points 20 hours ago (1 children)

So by same logic we can then also assume everyone who voted for Kamala also wants U.S. to continue delivering arms to Israel, right?

[–] Free_Thoughts 3 points 21 hours ago (1 children)

SD card reader is nice to have if you fuck around with cameras and microphones.

[–] Free_Thoughts 4 points 21 hours ago

Yeah, props to Apple for bringing back the card reader and HDMI. When I bought my early 2015 MBP I specifically went with the older model because these ports were removed on the newer one which also came with the shitty butterfly keyboard as well which they've also since discontinued.

[–] Free_Thoughts 1 points 22 hours ago

Or does it only count in your book when the people dying “look like us”?

No that totally counts. Why do you need to imply I have some racist agenda here?

[–] Free_Thoughts 3 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I think that if you add spaces around the keyword it then wont trigger if that word is contained within another word.

Another thing to note is that the post filtering also applies to usernames.

[–] Free_Thoughts 14 points 1 day ago (2 children)

I went thru the profiles of 10 different users whose comments were on top of the most popular subreddits and none of them seemed like bot profiles. I'm quite confident in my original statement.

[–] Free_Thoughts 2 points 1 day ago

I don't think that being incorrect about something is bad in itself as long as one is not intentionally spreading disinformation. If one is confidently incorrect then they're probably going to get a reply from someone else who is confidently correct. I'm not so much imagining a tool like this to create a social media experience free of mis- and disinformation but rather just make it a nicer place for people to be while at the same time encouragining reasonability and intellectual honesty.

[–] Free_Thoughts 11 points 1 day ago

brake lines

You want people, their family and innocent bystanders to die because they bought a car from a company of which CEO you don't like?

[–] Free_Thoughts 4 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

Let's all just start vandalizing things we don't like. I'm sure that's a world everyone wants to live in.

 

While this feature is available on many third-party apps, it’s not on the browser. However, since you’re already using an ad blocker, you can use it to filter out content as well.

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I’d argue it’s an objectively true statement that, of all the people alive today, Putin has singlehandedly caused more death and suffering than anyone else. The gap between him and whoever is second is likely orders of magnitude. Yet, when I read discussions about him, Russia, or the war in Ukraine, I almost never see the kind of hateful, nasty, and mean comments directed at him that I regularly see aimed at Trump, Elon, or even ordinary Republican politicians. Why is that?

Bonus question: Why be so nasty about it in the first place? There’s nothing wrong with criticism, but I struggle to understand the need for such meanness. Even when I agree with the sentiment, reading comments like that feels toxic. It poisons my mind too. I don’t like being angry, and I avoid it for practical reasons as well. Anger clouds my judgment, and I think it does the same for others and thus should be avoided.

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