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Wikipedia’s nonprofit status questioned by D.C. U.S. attorney

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923 points coloneltcb | 1 comments | 25 Apr 25 23:03 UTC | HN request time: 0.32s | source
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add-sub-mul-div[dead post] ◴[25 Apr 25 23:49 UTC] No.43799565[source]▶
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krupan ◴[26 Apr 25 00:37 UTC] No.43799848[source]▶
It does, but both side's followers are blind to it when their side does it. Or they think it's ok for their side to do it. I'm not sure which is scarier
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acdha ◴[26 Apr 25 00:48 UTC] No.43799916[source]▶
You’re painting with an awfully broad brush, omitting both the magnitude of the difference and far overstating the homogeneity of one of those sides.
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yesco[dead post] ◴[26 Apr 25 01:11 UTC] No.43800040[source]▶
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1. moshegramovsky ◴[26 Apr 25 02:02 UTC] No.43800267[source]▶
A lot of what you refer to as "pandemic authoritarianism" took place under Trump as well. Vaccine mandates have been part of many jobs for years and years. It's not a Republican or Democrat thing.