Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by mrtranscendence on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @11:30AM
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> There’s enough “Poles and Hungarians bad” narratives going around without us having to add fuel to the fire.
I mean, you did vote in Orbán, a demonstrably terrible human being, for many years running. It’s hardly a better look for the citizens of Hungary if that wasn’t due to disenfranchisement.
Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by leadingthenet on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @12:09PM
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Who says I voted Orbán? I'm pretty sure I never mentioned such a thing. The level of discourse some of you engage in is pathetic, this is honestly /r/politics levels of gaslighting.
Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by panqueque on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @06:22PM
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Assuming you're aware of the plural "you", you (singular) is doing the gaslighting here.
Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by leadingthenet on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @06:56PM
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You're right, I completely misread that comment. My bad.
Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by xiphias2 on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @09:04AM
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I don't see any difference. When the same person is leading for 16 years from millions of eligible people, it's not because of his ability, but because of how he took away voting rights in practice.
My prediction is that the ,,voted'' PM of Hungary will be the same in 4 years. If you are right, it will probably change.
Re:Yandex data center in Finland loses power due to contract...
by leadingthenet on Wednesday May 04, 2022 @12:10PM
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You're a master at talking past people, which is remarkably similar to this Orbán person you seem to dislike so much, now that I think about it. I genuinely can't tell if you're just arguing dishonestly, or if you're so wrapped in your little tribal bubble you can't even imagine some nuance being added to the discussion. In either case, I'm out.
> If you are right, it will probably change.
I literally never made that argument.
That’s fine, and I agree it’s an issue, but maybe tone it down a bit for next time. I’m used to this tone from Hungarians both online and in real life, but I’d rather not allow such false impressions to seep into the wider discourse.
There’s enough “Poles and Hungarians bad” narratives going around without us having to add fuel to the fire.