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It's okay for the person who has the money and privilege to do so. Not for those who can't. So your response just makes seem even more apparent that it is digit

It's okay for the person who has the money and privilege to do so. Not for those who can't. So your response just makes seem even more apparent that it is digital and physical imperialism

OJFord 6y ago
I really don't follow. It's OK for the other commenter to want to live in Washington state; it's OK for you to want to live in Silicon Valley; it's OK for me not to want to live in the USA. We each care about where we live, and we each have different preferences: that's OK.
- NewOrderNow 6y ago
  Legally sure. But is it right to siphon money out of a state and then take somewhere else? I know plenty of foreign families that take money out of America or back into the hands of their home country. Banks gave loans out for the great scam known as college, putting money into the hands of bank and less cycling through the economy.
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  - NewOrderNow 6y ago
    @Dralley that is somewhat the problem that I brought up. Nothing ironic about this whatsoever, but want to elaborate on why you think so. How, in any way, is this ironic? It certainly does take a certain kind of sociopath to take time to look up another individual. I guess this is what you do with your time, when you fuck off on the internet for the 4 out of the 8 hours you work.
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  - OJFord 6y ago
    Is it right to export exotic fruits to a state and siphon its money out somewhere else? It's the same thing; if the state doesn't like it, it can stop or discourage or palatabalise it.
  - nsonha 6y ago
    wow what an ignorant thing to say, you're aware that USA, or western wealth in general comes from labour exploitation of countries you claim to siphon money out of it? If everyone in this world was to be paid according to their contribution there should be only a handful of rich entrepreneurs and innovators, and Americans should be paid at most 5 times more than, say, people in China, if they really are 5 times more productive.

It's okay for the person who has the money and privilege to do so. Not for those who can't. So your response just makes seem even more apparent that it is digital and physical imperialism

OJFord 6y ago

I really don't follow. It's OK for the other commenter to want to live in Washington state; it's OK for you to want to live in Silicon Valley; it's OK for me not to want to live in the USA. We each care about where we live, and we each have different preferences: that's OK.

NewOrderNow 6y ago
Legally sure. But is it right to siphon money out of a state and then take somewhere else? I know plenty of foreign families that take money out of America or back into the hands of their home country. Banks gave loans out for the great scam known as college, putting money into the hands of bank and less cycling through the economy.
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- NewOrderNow 6y ago
  @Dralley that is somewhat the problem that I brought up. Nothing ironic about this whatsoever, but want to elaborate on why you think so. How, in any way, is this ironic? It certainly does take a certain kind of sociopath to take time to look up another individual. I guess this is what you do with your time, when you fuck off on the internet for the 4 out of the 8 hours you work.
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- OJFord 6y ago
  Is it right to export exotic fruits to a state and siphon its money out somewhere else? It's the same thing; if the state doesn't like it, it can stop or discourage or palatabalise it.
- nsonha 6y ago
  wow what an ignorant thing to say, you're aware that USA, or western wealth in general comes from labour exploitation of countries you claim to siphon money out of it? If everyone in this world was to be paid according to their contribution there should be only a handful of rich entrepreneurs and innovators, and Americans should be paid at most 5 times more than, say, people in China, if they really are 5 times more productive.