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by jdpedrie on Friday November 02, 2018 @09:48AM
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> denounces escalation
> escalates further.
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by isoskeles on Friday November 02, 2018 @10:55AM
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I think he was admiring how quickly it escalated and wanted to help out.
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by krapp on Friday November 02, 2018 @11:05AM
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"Is the thread on fire?"
"... it could be more on fire."
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by ConceptJunkie on Friday November 02, 2018 @11:03AM
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> I mean some people in us gov now are literaly evil and want to harm others. Thats never a good sign.
Now? Wow. That is incredibly naive.
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by theonemind on Friday November 02, 2018 @12:57PM
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How do you see individualism as a problem? Our courts have generally upheld free speech rights pretty rigorously, and we a have a pretty strong capitalist ethos, i.e., a right to property.
The worst symptoms of individualism, in my opinion, come mostly from a general American distaste for public programs, like, say, single-payer (government) health care.
Generally, I feel like America has the most problems with a representative democracy. Our winner-take-all system naturally leads to two parties, and public opinion doesn't actually influence policy. Money influences policy. I see that as the big problem, not individualism.
Well US is in many ways slowly starting to look like Nazy germany in its beginings. I hope this turns around because i really dont want nuke war. But it seems germany atleast tries to do something and learn from the past. While US in its hard defense of indivilualism (its just illusion btw) is really loosing it. I mean some people in us gov now are literaly evil and want to harm others. Thats never a good sign.