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There's a school of thought that argues that it didn't work for Gandhi, or MLK for that matter.

One in particular argues that the author isn't what female engineers are supposed to look like.

Since they're talking about different parts of the industry, everything both side argues could be true.

I'd like to call your attention to the section of this article that argues against what you're saying.

And what if we instead (as the article argues) change policy to avoid some mistakes ahead of time?

The shift of the profitable firms toward that market argues heavily for it.

Yes, there have been numerous times when security researchers show video and then the peanut gallery argues if it was staged or not.

In short, it argues that target retirement funds are more costly than do-it-yourself funds, and you can halve your fees with a DIY portfolio.

These include gems like she's in favour of censorship or that she argues games have the ability to directly manipulate people into violence or sexism.

Snopes argues this article should be disregarded for lacking rigorous data.

I don't think anybody argues the point that AT&T has the fastest 3G network.

The author still argues in favor of policing.

It argues that people concerned about privacy "can rest assured" because keys will be protected by due process.

This is the correct vision.” He conflates computing with the Web, and argues that the Web is fine just the way it is; it just needs to be spread more widely.

MIT Sloane's Matt Beane argues that while the hope is that this dialogue will mean safer and more effective robotic procedures in the future, the intense focus on safety and effectiveness has compromised training opportunities for new robotic surgeons, who require many hours of “live” surgical practice time to develop their skills.

As the EFF argues in the linked brief, there shouldn't be any "civil cause of action related to unauthorized access" when the data in question is made publicly available on the internet.