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Sure. So it's an order of magnitude less? Two? That's $1 in a $1M? $1 in $10M? Objecting to social programs because they have minuscule errors drives me up the
by Pfhreak 6y ago
Sure. So it's an order of magnitude less? Two? That's $1 in a $1M? $1 in $10M?
Objecting to social programs because they have minuscule errors drives me up the wall.
- WarOnPrivacy 6y ago> Objecting to social programs because they have minuscule errors drives me up the wall. It makes sense if you consider weak people to be exploitable material for powerful interests. Social programs interfere with that dynamic - ergo the endless propaganda and demonetization of compassion.