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Face it. You've picked a side, and whatever info you get that doesn't support your views you are going to criticize. That's fine. It's also fine for me to remind you of that fact. |
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Everybody planning big layoffs just shifted strategy to less apparent, smaller labor cuts over the long term. |
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First of all, the idea that there are two sides is absurd. Putting Wonk and Hank and I on the same side because we all voted for Hillary is absurd, unless the sides you are talking about are "civilization" or "not". Wonks a Bernie-supporting anti-globalist, Hank's vote was reluctant and semi-hostile, and I'm your basic internationalist traditionalist Dem, we all have very different views of the world. You are trying to justify an article that doesn't cite to the main source for detailed information on the hacks and their connection to Russia. Yes, sure, I'm on board with the idea that the FBI/DHS report didn't give many useful technical specifics, but someone else did. If you're writing an article on it, read the key fucking source. Yes, despite that, if I had to rely on the credibility of sources and only have nonspecific information from, on the one hand, the 17 US intelligence services and, on the other, intercept, wikileaks, and trump tweats, I will indeed be prone to pick the intelligence agencies. In this case, though, I don't have to get there, because there is a detailed report out there dealing with the Russian connection. So there is no need to weigh untrustworthy sources. Another truly dumb post from you. Based on the Flower anti-hyperbole principles now being applied here, I'll take no position on its comparative stupidity. |
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That you just cited Taibbi and Greenwald as Trumpian rubbish is rich. For further reading: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/artic...-hacking-story By the way, this is all putting aside the fact that all the hacks did was expose that the DNC was fucking Sanders! On your best day, your best argument is that Russia unfairly told Bernie's kids the truth! You see how for shit this line of attack is for you? Why it sounds like serious sour grapes? Distilled to its core, you are arguing: "The DNC, at the behest of Hillary's people, engaged in really shitty behavior and did everything they could to screw over a fellow D candidate who had a legitimate chance at the nomination. The Russians hacked DNC emails and exposed this to the public, which hurt Hillary. Don't pay attention to the latter thing. Focus on the former, which is an abomination!" You get why this message isn't working? You can't say "Sure, my organization was shitty, but no one should have known," and expect sympathy. The more you ask people to excuse the DNC's shittiness and focus on Russia, particularly in a whiny tone, the more they do the reverse. Why? Because it's logical. You can't demand, in a preachy fashion, that someone accept your narrative when you're defending people engaged in shitty behavior. |
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1. Hillary 2. Trump 3. Bernie 4. None of the above You're in camp 1. And you hate camp 2. Any source arguing 2 sucks and 1 was robbed will be supported by you. Any source arguing 1 sucked, 2 is great, or 2 is okay, will be ripped by you. Any source arguing 3 was screwed by 1 will be recognized, but fought by you on the grounds that 3 was unelectable and unrealistic. Anyone like me, who falls into 4, but enjoys challenging your narratives, will be ripped as a 2 supporter, or 2 enabler. 2 will be in charge. We'll both deal with it. Maybe it'll be great, or a mess, or a fucking disaster. But until I know, I can't whine. But trust me -- if I don't like what I get out of 2, I'll be right there whining with you. But now, this early, that'd be premature. I'll save my bleating until it's warranted. |
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Ty: I received the Springsteen memoir as a generic winter gift-giving holiday present, and am getting ready to start it. GGG: I think I've told this story before, but Led Zeppelin was so popular at my school that I had to pretend to like them to avoid complete ostracization and the occasional ass-kicking. Listening to Robert Plant's nasally whine still gives me hives. |
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Oh, and Tommy has brought back Bash and Pop. Go see 'em if you get a chance. Tommy Stinson is rock and roll. |
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As to the leaks, as opposed to the hacks, most of it is pretty meh, and we certainly talked about it during the campaign. As of the facts of the hacks, what we know is way more than what was leaked. We know they included both Dem and republican organizations (thought we don't know what Republican ones outside of the Illinois party). We know they included the white house and state and other governmental agencies. We know that what was leaked appears to be selectively focused on helping Trump/hurting Hillary. And we know these things not just because the intelligence community has told us, but also because there is a detailed private report out there that you're scrupulously avoiding. So you want to do nothing to further investigate this? |
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