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Convenient. It’s both obvious and not at the same time, how does that work?
by fredfoobar 6y ago
Convenient.
It’s both obvious and not at the same time, how does that work?
- BeetleB 6y ago> It’s both obvious Can you please show me how it's obvious?
- fredfoobar 6y agowait, YOU said that it's obvious your words: > I'm not referring to a deep secret. This is well documented. Just search the Internet for H1-B "prevailing wage" loophole and you'll find some. and in the next sentence you seem to imply that it is not obvious, again your words: > but it is quite nuanced and I don't remember the details
- BeetleB 6y ago> wait, YOU said that it's obvious Nowhere did I say it. Definitely not in this statement: > I'm not referring to a deep secret. This is well documented. Just search the Internet for H1-B "prevailing wage" loophole and you'll find some. I suggest that if you want to have a fruitful discussion, you not put words into people's mouths.
- fredfoobar 6y agoHow else can that very statement be parsed? * A "loophole" is easily searchable on the internet, and that I'll find "some" * You don't believe that is "obvious" <scratches head> You ok, my dude?