repressing

You're better off raising the issues (in a respectful, reasonable way) than repressing the anger and damaging your health.

At some level, imo, everyone is perfectly aware as to what is really going on, but repressing the awareness.

Some of that quality of life is dependent on having cheap labour from neighbouring countries (and repressing any protests).

Simply repressing them for being productive right now can bite you in the long run.

What percentage of North Koreans are involved in violently repressing their fellow North Koreans?

All you have to do is stop repressing your emotions but also stop appeasing them, two opposite sides of the same mistake.

History has shown that you don't solve such problems by simply repressing everything sexual.

We were learning things as a result of all of that, and by repressing it, we learned a lot less.

Also, we need you to keep up the pretense that austerity is about saving taxpayer money, rather than repressing your wages.

As long as your data-structures are repressing the problem domain adequately and choice of related algorithms is reasonable, all the minor mistakes or errors doesn't matter.

I think I did get the part where he's repressing his emotions, etc.

Forcefully repressing their sexuality is not respectful.

Those involved create boogie men(usually the government) who are repressing "the truth", as the actual data to support their claims is weak.

The blog post makes casual reference to the "enormous social value" of hidden services and claim they're worried about "secret police repressing dissidents", but doesn't cite any actual examples.

It's just incredibly sad to me to see on HN that someone would be concerned about H1B taking over US's jobs (or repressing the wage - which is the same, just lesser extreme than "taking US's jobs").

It might be due to issues of scale (repressing 3m people is much easier than doing the same to 400m) or culture (the whole Constitution / Freedom mindset in the US is very different from the "community first" approach more typical of Asian countries), but that's how it is.