EricDeb

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by EricDeb 2y ago
And Congress is fantastic at passing laws and amending small details after the fact with follow-up laws \s
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by EricDeb 2y ago
The current pace of legislation is glacier slow
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by EricDeb 2y ago
But who is making those regulations if congress doesnt write those specific regulations into law? Isn't that the whole point of this being overturned.. the FDA no longer can make regulations that arent explicitly outlined in a bill.
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by EricDeb 2y ago
No but this is not a bad idea. Why should congress have to be experts and pass hyper specific laws for every aspect of a government agency rather than just deferring to experts?
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by EricDeb 2y ago
Generally yes because civil servants are hired to be experts at that particular aspect of government
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by EricDeb 2y ago
yes I imagine your average American would be surprised if you explained it to them.
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by EricDeb 2y ago
Yes anyone who's paid attention knew this was coming. I'm not sure the average American voter understands the consequences of the supreme court veering to the right however
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by EricDeb 2y ago
It used to have more moderation definitely.
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by EricDeb 2y ago
Yes and now Twitter is filled with hate speech, porn bots, crypto scams, misinfo, compelling and difficult to disprove conspiracies. I'm glad that stuff is no longer being silenced.
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by EricDeb 2y ago
Yes Musk broke the monopoly of leftists owning social media. Mark Zuckerburg of course being one of the most famous leftists /s
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by EricDeb 2y ago
Arent all the property owners telling me they took a risk so they deserve their house to 3x?
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by EricDeb 3y ago
I'm very pro train but this is ridiculous.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
can you buys shares in a private company with an IRA? Do you have to be an accredited investor to do that?
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by EricDeb 3y ago
I'm sure it was an immense amount compared to your current paycheck
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by EricDeb 3y ago
So politicians should put tariffs on cars from mexico to make it more expensive.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Hopefully politicians can punish the move to mexico. Voters should support that.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Right and we the voters set the tax policy and the wealthiest can freely decide if they want to remain in the US.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Because it is. We've voted for policies that have allowed such inequality to thrive.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
I mean while we're at it we should also make heroin legal and easily accessible with ads for it. There's a simple solution if a lot of people get addicted just STOP GIVING HEROIN COMPANIES MONEY
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by EricDeb 3y ago
It's really housing that needs the fix and I dont think they have a solution to that one
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Any chance figma can go public?
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by EricDeb 3y ago
I believe there is quite a few in the comments section here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33908577
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by EricDeb 3y ago
They're like 300 conspiracies beyond that at this point.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
But the Senate can pass a new dress code in 10 minutes.. it's amazing what they can get done if they actually want to
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by EricDeb 3y ago
I have the same question
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by EricDeb 3y ago
There are very few 32 hour a week jobs with a high hourly salary as far as I know
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by EricDeb 3y ago
As with a lot of things I find the answer is usually somewhere in the middle. Break out larger chunks when it makes sense.
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Tennis players make like no money unless you are top 80 in the world so yea I imagine it wouldn't cost much to get a match thrown
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Only if take the same leverage in the stock market and hold through massive drops
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by EricDeb 3y ago
Yea not jail but supervised programs makes sense.

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