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The point is that Alexis purposefully let someone else take the blame for a decision he made.

For example, suppose the United States engages in climate modification by purposefully increasing rainfall in the south-west US.

The credulous VCs are being taken for a ride by a charismatic, possibly naive but possibly purposefully misleading founder.

Sure, the are free to only share a subset because of privacy etc., but purposefully misleading?

Someone purposefully setup their environment and now because you upgrade their software they now have to re-setup N number of things?

When they are purposefully done, that's endangering people, and is unacceptable behavior that needs correcting.

I think it's obvious that everyone on Hacker News is aware of purposefully created computer viruses and worms.

It doesn't seem like it would bode well for a city to be purposefully and maliciously scamming the residents through parking fines.

Pro-life and pro-choice are common terms, and it seems uncharitable to leap to the assumption that someone flipping a prefix is purposefully using an epithet with the intent of caricature an opposing view.

They also have my search history, which is a better diary than I could ever purposefully write.

But it does so in a way that is brittle and (whether purposefully or simply out of lack of knowledge) learnt nothing from e.g.

I had to 'play' a second time and purposefully click late to figure it out.

Calling it a "vote-ring" is a bit of a logical leap, that would imply that its individuals purposefully upvoting one another's products.

When I'm presented with "answer a survey to continue" ads, I purposefully don't read the question and pick an answer at random.