Except Antifa isn’t a formal organization, it’s a descriptor for an ideology. An organization can call itself anything, even if it isn’t a proper descriptor, but an ideology is by necessity defined by its name.

Ah, so you’re a landlord? That explains things.

Ah, so you’re a landlord? That explains things.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

That’s why SponsorBlock is a godsend. I can’t stand all the in-video ads.

They didn’t say Republicans, they said right wing. The Democrats are also a right wing party, just center-right.

Have you checked to make sure Reddit didn’t restore your comments? They’ve been doing that to a bunch of people.

I really like it. It’s fast and feels nice to use, with a tighter interface. I’ll be looking forward to it getting more features.

I mean, that’s what makes the most sense logically, but if the statistics actually show that it reduces inequality by implementing the system like this, I guess it’s good? My initial reaction is negative, but their argument kind of makes sense: certain ethnicities receive poorer treatment earlier on, leading to worse outcomes requiring more surgery, so they should be operated on first.

Obviously the best solution would be to remove the inequality in the other parts of the system, but that’s hard to do. The article says that they tested this system on a small scale first and saw that it successfully reduced inequality, hence why they’re rolling it out on a larger scale. If that’s true, then I would support it, so long as they were also trying to reduce the inequality already built into the system. But, I would also want to see what their criteria for determining inequality is, and what statistics they actually collected first.

Literally legalized slavery in most states. The 13th Amendment explicitly allows slavery as punishment for a crime. Some states have amended their own constitutions to remove that wording, but only a few.

Make sure to keep doublechecking if your posts are actually gone. A bunch of people are noting that they edited their posts to delete their data but now the posts are back. Reddit seems to be rolling back the content their losing.

I certainly never viewed it as a social media site. I joined it as a link aggregator and a way to find information on topics I thought were interesting, not make friends. It always seems odd to me when people refer to it as a social media site.