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Phlegmish posted:I guess PSD + CDS are Christian democrats, PS is socialist, and the others are ??? CDU are classical communists, BE are modern communists, and PAN is a green party.
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Oct 5, 2015 17:10
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It's kind of refreshing to see a major political party using a raised fist logo instead some sterile advertising company design.
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KoldPT posted:CDU are classical communists, BE are modern communists, and PAN is a green party. Isn't PAN more of an animal rights party, which I see as distinct from green (and as much better + important)?
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Kennel posted:It's kind of refreshing to see a major political party using a raised fist logo instead some sterile advertising company design. It's a common feature in european politics, it means gently caress-all. I'd rather have a good symbol not be sullied by politics.
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This is still the best thread on SA even after all these years. Does anybody have some fun politically-loaded maps relating to State Crime or Crimes Against Humanity? Drone attacks or somesuch?
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Did you say state related cards against humanity? Average price paid by CAH customers during their holiday pay-what-you-want period.
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Oct 6, 2015 15:16
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It looks like five bucks was the suggested price and you can see how many jerks in each state were dragging it down by paying $.01 or something.
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Oct 6, 2015 15:47
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NineBreaker posted:This is still the best thread on SA even after all these years. It's weird that you think drone attacks are crimes
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Oct 6, 2015 16:23
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Nintendo Kid posted:It's weird that you think drone attacks are crimes Hmm yes certainly not straight-up murder.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Hmm yes certainly not straight-up murder. Yeah, war is murder, that's kinda how a war works. People die in them.
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Oct 6, 2015 19:07
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The US has been bombing people with drones in countries it isn't at war with. 
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XMNN posted:The US has been bombing people with drones in countries it isn't at war with. you forgot we authorized military force for use against the world
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jesus christ don't correct fishmech do you even know what you've done
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steinrokkan posted:Did you say state related cards against humanity?
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XMNN posted:The US has been bombing people with drones in countries it isn't at war with. At the request of those countries' governments, who are themselves at war with various things.
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Never before has there been such an accurate representation of the True South. Also, Hawaii stole Alaska's steroids.
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Golbez posted:Never before has there been such an accurate representation of the True South. Biscuits are so much better than those chewy english muffins. Food. The only thing that the south got right.
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Oct 6, 2015 23:08
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Yeah, seriously. Southern food is amazing.
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NotJesus posted:
NotJesus posted:Or, even better, use the third dimension so good
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crabcakes66 posted:Biscuits are so much better than those chewy english muffins. That's cause they stole almost all of it from blacks (The rest of it they stole from the very poor who settled in Appalachia)
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majormonotone posted:That's cause they stole almost all of it from blacks Nope, in fact fried chicken was independently invented* by the Scots (who make up a large part of the ancestry of the Southern US). *Sidenote: it was independently invented in like four or five different regions because chickens are plentiful and fried stuff tastes good.
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Unironically, and not joking at all, everything good ever came from scots. except for loving modern day scotland
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computer parts posted:Nope, in fact fried chicken was independently invented* by the Scots (who make up a large part of the ancestry of the Southern US). Yes, that's "the rest of it"
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Baloogan posted:Unironically, and not joking at all, everything good ever came from scots. except for loving modern day scotland the stuarts e: wait I guess the implication is "if it was good, then it came from the scots" not "if it came from the scots, then it was good" carry on Tree Goat fucked around with this message at 02:06 on Oct 7, 2015 |
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majormonotone posted:Yes, that's "the rest of it" Appalachia isn't the South though.
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computer parts posted:Appalachia isn't the South though. i'm sure that's what they tell themselves
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icantfindaname posted:i'm sure that's what they tell themselves I'm pretty sure West Virginia has good reason to think that.
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Golbez posted:Never before has there been such an accurate representation of the True South. Somewhere in Kentucky, someone just wants to know which menu area he's in, and is breaking down in tears.
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 St. John St John  Most popular newspaper by state. Jaramin fucked around with this message at 04:47 on Oct 7, 2015 |
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Oct 7, 2015 04:45
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Jaramin posted:
I'm sure that's  But Newfoundland's capital is St. John's not St. John. Also I like how New York's favorite newspaper isn't even American.
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Jaramin posted:
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Jaramin posted:
This isn't making sense, the LA times or the SF Gate are too close and color, and popular in the low population states.
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Trabisnikof posted:Which state has LA times? Wherever Bitly developers live, apparently.    The last is the only one that actually uses the whole key. I guess when the maps were active, you could see the popularity by media property (EDIT: and see where individual links were clicked, live), but since they took them down, you can't any more. ComradeCosmobot fucked around with this message at 05:37 on Oct 7, 2015 |
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ComradeCosmobot posted:Wherever Bitly developers live, apparently. There is no way that Middle America watches the BBC that much. Is that what the maps are showing?
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Badger of Basra posted:There is no way that Middle America watches the BBC that much. Is that what the maps are showing? Could be lobby televisions for hotels and such
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Badger of Basra posted:There is no way that Middle America watches the BBC that much. Is that what the maps are showing? From what I can tell, it's probably counting the number of times bit.ly links to given media outlets were clicked, cross-referenced by state by geolocating the IPs that are following the links, so a lot of those BBC states are reporting people viewing the BBC News website, which has been one of the top 100 websites in the world for some time. (EDIT: And if they're just counting "bbc.co.uk", keep in mind that that would include the BBC Doctor Who website. And if they added "bbcamerica.com" to that, well, all the more reason) There are a couple of other screenshots that show that the map appeared to evolve over time  But given the preference for PBS in Texas, for example, I think their calculations might have had a time horizon. ComradeCosmobot fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Oct 7, 2015 |
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Oct 7, 2015 05:43
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Jaramin posted:
Known bustling metropolis Port Nelson, MB on that globe.
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Jyrraeth posted:Known bustling metropolis Port Nelson, MB on that globe. At least all 8,196 Kapuskasingites have something they can be proud of. EDIT: It gets more hilarious the more I look at it. Birmingham, LA, Minneapolis, SD, "Charlseton", SC, "Cincinnati, North Carolina or something I don't even know or care", the "Boston-Buffalo corridor of four unnamed cities", "St. Lucsia", "Saragassp Sea" ComradeCosmobot fucked around with this message at 05:58 on Oct 7, 2015 |
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