Cashiers in shambles
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Nietzsche and out of context excerpts, you can't possibly name a better pair.
It isn't bad, it's just the type of answer you'd see on reddit. I don't know what i'd do, frankly.
Call as many political scientists and scholars as possible
This is the most reddit answer
Which is more or less like the reddit situation. "We will have a mass exodus as with digg!", they say only to return back in a week or so.
Holden is nothing more than an angsty privileged teenager who is angry at the world
While that is true, you do have to consider that he is
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still devastated from his brother Allie dying.
I have no clue as to how that book got so famous. Ernest Cline writes like a redditor...
If there was a movies circlejerk community on lemmy, this would be the top of all time post.
Thing: :|
Thing, China: >:(
The project is fully open source; albeit the codebase is quite large.
I don't know how you got the sense that I was complaining about "so many americans using the internet". Just because I don't like a set of posts made by a small group of people doesn't mean that I have a disdain for the entirety of their countrymen who use the internet. Well, then again, I guess I should be on the North Korean network if I have a distate for certain things on the internet...
I am certainly not trying to offend americans or any other group of people. Pointing out the country of origin of widely used inventions seems like vain patriotism. Do the Chinese tell you to stop using paper currency because you were dissatisfied with it, or complained about it at some time?
So the children have to pay for their father's crimes? This isn't really a justification, and they don't not care, now they have a real reason for retaliation—starting the cycle of hate all over again.