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by Bloating 4y ago
Thats what they tell you
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by Bloating 4y ago
Both sides... good vs bad makes it easy
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by Bloating 4y ago
Would help if the articles had substance worth reading. Lack of substance is by design
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by Bloating 4y ago
Greedy corporations bad, except the news media ;)
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by Bloating 4y ago
easy... stop watching the news
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by Bloating 4y ago
'cause they're not allowed to do anything but math
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by Bloating 4y ago
absolutely reduces anxiety
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by Bloating 4y ago
and a boom in the number of younger drivers
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by Bloating 4y ago
... must be nice living in a resort town
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by Bloating 4y ago
Yep
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by Bloating 4y ago
Our state DOT is requiring developers build wider streets (because parked cars), and avoid sidewalks (because maintenance)
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by Bloating 4y ago
natural monopolies are short-term, unless propped up by government being propped up includes excessive copyright protections At one time, Walmart and Microsoft were considered by some to be "natural monopolies".
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by Bloating 4y ago
70's stagflation UNaccepted Keynes
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by Bloating 4y ago
For utilities, you, the rate-payer, are not the customer. The customers are the politicians and bureaucrats that "regulate" them. Everything these companies do is about pulling the wool over the ratepayers eyes, so the masses don&
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by Bloating 4y ago
Based on these comments defending wind energy projects, then why would Dominion care if there's a little risk?
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by Bloating 4y ago
https://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/secret-wind-case-document... The lawyers for the various environmental groups, otherwise highly supportive of offshore wind, have read all those secret documents. Having read them
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by Bloating 4y ago
And now, for the rest of the story: https://www.baconsrebellion.com/wp/secret-wind-case-document... It blows my mind how many aggressives and their useful idiots talk crap about greedy corporations, but will defend thi
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by Bloating 4y ago
with taxpayer subsidies, to put in our gasoline
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by Bloating 4y ago
>The resources of this country are to be allocated for the benefit of its citizens. Sounds like a great idea! When can we get started?
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by Bloating 4y ago
Sounds good. Might even bring some accountablity
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by Bloating 4y ago
>But, here in the USA people like to believe it must be political... Cool, whats your prognoses for effectiveness of the Reduce Inflation Act
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by Bloating 4y ago
Well, there is a lot of legal graft in society
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by Bloating 4y ago
Sounds more like how crony politics for personal gain works. Alternatively, you could finance the hospital, fire depart, or whatever without an middle man siphoning off "their fair share"
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by Bloating 4y ago
The neighborhood developer paid for that. The roads connecting, donated many many years ago by the landowners at that time
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by Bloating 4y ago
There are wholesalers that provide "dark fiber", then you buy data services from another "wholesaler". When I looked into it, dark fiber was available through some utilities and through a government funded non-profit. Da
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by Bloating 4y ago
Gotta pay your fair share, so it can be granted out for someone elses gain
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by Bloating 4y ago
post this above, but there is a pre-bitcoin whitepaper suggesting just this approach to solving email spam
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by Bloating 4y ago
Wasn't this the basis of bitcoin? Pre bitcoin, I remember some whitepaper suggesting that email clients should spend some minute amount of processing power solving a cryptographic problem for each email sent. The theory was that a legi
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by Bloating 4y ago
the news isn't about reporting facts
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by Bloating 4y ago
parents are people too

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