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Ah yes as we all know Hamas has had control of Gaza since 1948
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Welcome to the discrepancies in the ME. Arabs are taught, blatantly and openly, that Jews are evil, while they have probably never seen a Jew personally. Israelis, on the other hand, don’t learn anything about Arabs being bad, while we are *intimately acquainted* with Islamic terrorism. ככה העולם, אבל עדיין אנחנו מצטיירים כגזענים בסיפור הזה.
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2024-04-06
Well tbf the West Bank is an Israeli occupation. I just don’t think they’re referring to the West Bank only.
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Regulating a few major social media companies would correct like 90% of that
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2024-04-06
I didn’t say anyone did. All I said was that if the understanding is that school age children have already been corrupted by Hamas then they should be taken out like the Palestinians that agree with Hamas.
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2024-04-06
Yep, it just annoys me when people act as if ultra nationalist nutjobs are a phenomenon unique to Israel or Jews. A lot of countries around the world have similar nutjobs and you don't see people protesting around the world against them, but Israel is always singled out. It's not criticism of some Israeli actions that annoys me but the double standard does.
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So you're just saying it..
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Now, only Western universities should do the same, and most old-school hate will vanish...
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Seems unlikely. The Israeli state is quite aggressive towards Palestinians in the west bank and east Jerusalem.
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When it comes to a country like Saudi keep the secret agreement? How can you claim to your citizens that you're "fighting radical Islam" when you are openly allied with the world's biggest support of radical Islam? This contradiction may work in the US, but In Israel it's a completely different issue. Or at least it should be.
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It's absolutely ridiculous how social media has become a vehicle for radicalization.
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But allying with Saudi Arabia isn’t a moral decision, it’s realist realpolitik decision. The same argument could be said about why the Western Allies publicly allied with the Soviet Union during WW2. It was a realpolitik decision and not a moral or ideological choice.
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Ah, well in america the name got ruined by looney toons. Basically completely changed the meaning of the names.
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My bet is the new normal is closer to 200:1. This is generational deflation. There will be new “limits” but those barriers will be breached. There are two viable options to change course, but they are worse than this slow death spiral.
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Japan fakes their data so who knows.
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So couldn't you just use a VPN to access this content like you'd do for the other 99% of good sites? Companies make regional changes for compliance purposes all the time, it's not like they replaced all those sentences with "the gays are bad" or something. Russians who wish to learn another language will still be able to, and those who feel passionately about the missing content can use a VPN
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2024-04-06
Oh look! Another app I can delete.
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See it's not can/can't but do/don't. Apps are shit by and large for more advanced levels because of startup mentality (get 20% to appeal to 80% which are beginners). You can make a good one but it's wasted effort since serious learners already use books. You're not gonna hire an expert teacher to make you a course if you're building a gamified language app since very few people get there in the first place.
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Not necessarily can't, but won't. Theoretically an app could be fine. But Duolingo above all else wants you to be engaged, and language learning is hard. If you feel like you are struggling, you will stop. Duolingo doesn't want that, so at all costs they make sure you never feel that you are struggling. But that means you are only ever really learning surface level stuff. Mostly vocab. What you need is a mix of in depth grammar stuff, and conversational partners. Language is about communicating. You can't learn how to communicate by studying vocabulary and simple sentences over and over.
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2024-04-06
Duolingo has always been a shitty app that focuses too hard on trying to be a game instead of learning the actual language so nothing of value is lost from deleting it
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2024-04-06
Where do you think the people who fails their streaks go? Siberia.
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Brainrot, stop using the word “nazi” and fascist as insults. It is disrespectful towards the people who suffered through the Holocaust and other atrocities committed by fascist regimes. It trivializes the pain and suffering of millions and undermines the very real dangers of these ideologies. Not even speaking of the fact that it is not a proper word to use here. The current political climate is complex, and using these terms carelessly only serves to shut down meaningful dialogue. Instead of resorting to inflammatory language, let's focus on addressing the actual issues at hand with nuance and respect. If you want to express disapproval or disagreement, there are plenty of other ways to do so without resorting to historical trauma. Choose your words carefully and remember that language has power. No im not pro russia im not putin liker i just hate to see how it became a trend to use fascist and nazi as an insult. It is very uneducated
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2024-04-06
Same.
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Lol and nazis used social welfare andpromoted family plans, etc. Many things were part of nazism that are present today. Today’s propaganda across the world is basically built upon their propaganda machine. Stop throwing around uneducated sentences to every post. You guys are making a fool of urselfs..
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would be shame if the rubles stopped flowing, right?
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Literally any other method of learning is better than duolingo. Go make your own flash cards and thats already 100 times better.
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I need to remove myself from Duolingo. My membership is up for renewal in a month.
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Hundreds of Duolingo warriors on their way to tell you, uh it's actually not competing with other language learning methods, it's competing with the time you spend pooping on Instagram. Unironically, you can download books, podcasts, videos, grammar, and dozens of other apps more specifically suited to learning. You just don't get a green bird to give you a daily hit of dopamine.
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Not so keen on those lgbt rights are they.
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I just deleted the app and all my data in response. As an lgtb person, i can’t continue using the app in this context. 1 star review in the app store too.
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There is at least one potential explanation that some may find favorable: They are complying for now while they determine how to pull out of Russia without violating agreements with business partners or laws in other countries they operate in.
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Russians do not live behind a firewall like chinese do. There's plenty of non-state controlled internet media available in russian if one only dares to look. Most choose not to
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Georgia 🇬🇪 (the country) will follow shortly
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true, but his Russian friends will still miss him. What's interesting is that they feel the need to confirm that some artistic cartoon character is gay nowadays, it's not even alive.
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Reading news / books / wikipedia is your best option + series. I actually agree that duolingo got worse. The worst is that the "practice" mode seems to have a set number of some words per lesson, instead of all the words you have learned.
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Why is there lgbt content on it to begin with?
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Why is there "lgbt content" in *duolingo*? The other day i saw a popular post on r-comics talking about how conservatives need to hunt and peck to get it "shoved in their face" and then get offended by it. Today Reddit points out that i can't open my language learning app without it being "shoved in my face."
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Hate to get on the instructional design soapbox, but OK sure. The gamification elements of Duolingo are actually something that a lot of us are trying to mimic in the field of adult education. It’s fantastic, and a really good way to encourage learning in adults, especially when there are no structured classes or committed Teachers. The problem is that e-learning can only get you so far and self-paced learning even more so. I’m an active Duolingo user and I have been for the last two years and I do feel like I have benefited quite a lot from it and would love to tap into their UI when designing my own. It’s not meant to replace going to a language class, but considering the amount of adults that actually have time to sit down and learn a language, it’s absolutely fantastic. I think diminishing the game elements of Duolingo are coming squarely from ignorance, unless you happen to be in adult education, in which case I would be really interested in hearing about any studies or information that elements are not conducive to learning. My primary constructive feedback for them is that the AI is atrocious at determining what your weak spots are and the practice hub is severely lacking. Other than that, though, it’s a great product from an adult learning perspective. My secondary is that with the limitations of the platform, it doesn’t spend enough time working on teaching you how grammar works, but again, I think there’s only so much you can do with non human supported e-learning to make it effective. But again this is an application that people use incredibly casually, it’s meant to be a first dip into learning a new language or used as a supplementary language experience. This is not an app used by anyone who is incredibly serious about high-level language skills and has never promised to be
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2024-04-06
After reading most of these comments I thank God that redditors are a minority and I don't have to meet them on a daily basis
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2024-04-06
Grammar is a new paid extra now. As the poster above said they're going for a cash grab, and they still haven't fixed issues that are years old.
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2024-04-06
If you are serious about language, as in you want employment/study ready level in about 2 years you need to learn about 20 words a day on average, to be on the safe side. You might get away with less, a little less. Duolingo is so much less than that. That's why it is meme how people who did Duo for 5 years aren't actually great at the language. That said Duo is fine for giving you a baseline. It is a fun start. Do it for a month then stop.
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2024-04-06
*cough*forum.mobilism.me*cough*
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Bye bye Lin
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I'm at like 1500 days and too emotionally attached to let go, but the lack of grammar is killing me. It's actually insane how little they've put into a expanding the language offering these past few years.
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2024-04-06
Rosetta is no better. The primary problem with apps like these is the lack of grammar instruction. They're kind of ok for spaced repetition learning words, but they're ass for actually teaching grammar.
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Coger is a pretty good example. Means "to take" in neutral Spanish. Means "to fuck" in Argentina. My reaction when duo gives me the sentence "necesito coger mi perro"
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2024-05-06
You can not buy any apps from play store or else in Russia, cards are blocked
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As shitty as it is, there are no ads in ruzzia) and it's kinda good (at least for me) to get vocabulary from (+I use some different resources to learn Japanese, for example)
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Go ahead. Make sure to present numbers like increasing sales and revenues too though *cough*Disney*cough* . Wouldn't want you making baseless claims and all that.
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Correct. This is a post about duolingo. The comments for which display vocal support for taking action against it. I am pointing out that much of this action is performative in nature (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative_activism) and does not carry over to companies that people are more fond of / engage with more often. Is basic conversational flow too much to expect or is your argument so shallow that it needs to be restricted to one very specific example?
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Id say get babbel. Rosetta stone, at least when i was trying it, was mostly working around images. It felt like a constant captcha test Duolingo is ok because it actually motivates people to "use" the language every day, but it sucks at teaching you the language. Due to the low/no-cost, Duolingo is also good for kids. I still use Duolingo, but mostly to ask questions about what i still dont know about a language. Learning the language i do on the internet(Preply and others are great help)
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Aren't you a redditor too though?
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I don't agree with you at all. The practice is always super basic lessons that unless you're just starting out with a language is just mindless stuff you already know, so it's pointless. If you need an app to prevent you from rushing through lessons then you don't actually want to learn. I don't want the app to slow down my learning. I'm not a five year old.
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Nooooo Russia is the problem because they're our enemy! We must respect the middle east's *culture and values*. /s
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I sometimes do use duolingo on my computer and yes, adblock does work well there. However, I would say most people using duolingo use it on their phone rather than on the PC so it's not a viable solution for most people.
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Good luck proving to these people that Christian norms don’t work in Russian society and they are not the victims, but the perpetrators themselves, as well as if your cheek is keeping being slapped, you eventually have to fight back or you die.
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TBH expecting any sort of ethics from companies is asking for too much. They'd literally take over a country and massacre its citizens if it meant it'll be profitable.
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Maybe not all of us want to bend our knees to a fascist state? Just imagine yourself justifying them removing all references to Jewish people in a Nazi state  "It's noble that they're letting them learn a language, doesn't matter if our actions align with their motive of erasing Jews from existence" Would you for example, promote removing words like "Israel" or "jewish" from Hamas run Gaza, and say it's fine because they make the rules?
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I was talking about you, mooron
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personally i got starved so hard off simple underlying structures like explaining the personal "a", of the workings of the subject-verb-object to subject-object-verb switch in spanish, that i really enjoyed learning the language elsewhere. Duolingo is definitely a teaser, not a meal. You use it for a month, asking yourself why this is all so hard, just to learn everything you missed in 2hours, while using real learning materials.
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r/whoosh.
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I use Anki as well, + one of the GENKI books)) To unlock kanji, I just skip whole sections/chapters with GoogleTranslate, and then slowly retrace the bits I need. For Japanese, yeah, only Duo is a bad choice, one will definitely need to find something more.
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I don't know netflix, x or spotify but I know reddit and youtube quite well, also a couple other smaller services. All of the ones I know have problems related to profit-seeking, but there are workarounds available all of them that (for me, at least) render them fairly workable. Duolingo I ended up paying for because it is worth it to me, the cost is quite modest and the paid service fairly good. I guess it might get worse in time as the drive for profit becomes fiercer, but at least up to now I get content that is worth some slight inconveniences at (close to) zero cost.
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But they pay you?
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reddit, YouTube and Google service Russians also
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For a coup to exist, there needs to be an army. Where is the army for the coup?
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And that's how you win a cold-war.
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So you're suggesting that if we changed the constitution so that the authority of the monarchy is exercised by an elected head of state, that wouldn't be a republic because that was put in place within the framework of a monarchic constitution? That seems a bit pickier than most people would be about it, but okay. Let's say that you declare that the citizenry collectively form a legal person, put in place democratic processes for that legal person to make decisions, and then that legal person succeeds to the throne. Would that not be a republic instituted within a monarchic framework?
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Stating unproved accusations as facts, what else can be expected from redditors when it comes to discussions about India.
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> No, but the Commonwealth demonstrates that parliament can exist without a monarch It demonstrates that the English commonwealth’s parliament can exist without a monarch. It doesn’t demonstrate that the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland can exist without a monarch, especially after the acts of union in 1707 > and, in fact, parliaments power over the monarchy (aside from when it was literally abolished) has only increased since then. Which parliament lol, cuz it isn’t the uk’s > It's the same parliament. Political institutions don't exist in a vacuum devoid from their history. The modern powers that parliament has are a direct result of its history and conflicts with nobility, monarchy. It isn’t the same parliament, they are two separate governments. Yes they do not exist in a vacuum > You can vote in every general and local election for politicians that hold republican views. They happen pretty regularly, as do polls that indicate support for monarchy. So you’re giving legitimacy to the monarchy because the voter hasn’t made it a single election issue? > I mean sure if parliament decided to crown you as king. It has pretty much done this before but uh, I wouldn't get your hopes up. How many kings has parliament crowned outside the “royal” bloodline. Seems like I can’t be crowed a monarch cuz of my birth as a lower caste
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It is, demonstratively, the same parliament. This is an extremely basic fact that forms the cornerstone of British politics. The entire British constitution is based upon precedence, laws, and traditions that can date back to even before the Commonwealth. Parliament today is a parliament that's built upon the changes and progressions made by its members in the preceding centuries. The precedence of the Commonwealth, and literally hundreds of years worth of Parliament establishing its power over the monarchy and the nobility, demonstrates its sovereignty and ability to (if it chose) abolish the monarchy. >It doesn’t demonstrate that the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland can exist without a monarch, especially after the acts of union in 1707 Parliament cannot bind a future parliament outside of extremely rare cases. Parliament today could produce an act that abolishes the union if it wished. >So you’re giving legitimacy to the monarchy because the voter hasn’t made it a single election issue? If voters cared about it enough to make it an election issue, they would. >How many kings has parliament crowned outside the “royal” bloodline. Seems like I can’t be crowed a monarch cuz of my birth as a lower caste There is nothing preventing parliament from doing such things, if it wished to do so.
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Some even worship Mao.
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I liked Sound of Freedom, it was a good movie that pulled at the heartstrings. Yes this is horrible and should be condemned. Sorry if I don't fit the constructed straw-man perfectly
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46? 46!?!?!? I thought the story was that there were over a million people missing.
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This is considered genocide according to the UN: "Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group"
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There was recently a Frontline episode about the systematic kidnapping of children in Ukraine.
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>My point was that free humanitarian aid is a more legitimate shipment than commercial food shipments when there's a food shortage and starvation, but I can see how that might be unclear if you consider UNRWA itself illegitimate. There is no “free humanitarian aid” for Gazans, UNRWA gives the aid to Hamas who sell it to Gazans at massive mark ups to buy missiles, dig tunnels and line their bank accounts. Why do you think Hamas leadership are among the richest people on the planet?
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Turkey taking the ‘we don’t want it to exist so we will say it’s doesn’t over and over until it’s true’ tactic
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The Caucasus is an incredibly "traditional" region, in the sense that some of the cultures there seem frozen in time. "Bride kidnapping" is still a thing in some of the areas there. You're doing yourself an intellectual disservice by trying to blame everything on Russia.
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I know that people use the ME and generally Muslim-majority countries as frequent barometers for anti-LGBTQ sentiment, but there are still levels of bad that are concerning in areas that aren’t Muslim-majority countries. Eastern Europe tends to be an area that comes up on my radar.
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You weren’t referencing Atlanta, right?
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