Cristosal, the primary human rights organization in the Central American country, describes a regime of terror through interviews of hundreds of people who were mistakenly arrested or freed after being declared innocent
This one hasn’t been flagged after 3 hours, and the top comment approves the state committing violent crimes as long as it gets results. This is why I left.
9/10 times if the comments lean politically left, the post is taken down within an hour, yet when the comments lean right, the post is allowed to stay. Almost like the mods of a message board owned by venture capitalists are techno-fascists?
People love to post political stuff, the bot picks it up, but on hacker News itself it gets flagged and removed pretty quickly
Basically, we get the unmoderated view of hacker News
This one hasn’t been flagged after 3 hours, and the top comment approves the state committing violent crimes as long as it gets results. This is why I left.
9/10 times if the comments lean politically left, the post is taken down within an hour, yet when the comments lean right, the post is allowed to stay. Almost like the mods of a message board owned by venture capitalists are techno-fascists?
It was flagged when I made my comment, they must have approved it since then
Why is it flagged? El pais is a very credible source, this story is super important, and the people obviously want to see it (by upvotes)