IXxXI

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by IXxXI 7y ago
If america has an ISP/telecom monopoly issue, why didn't Donald Trump receive more support when he tried to block the sale of Time Warner to AT & T?
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by IXxXI 7y ago
The U.S. doesn't need more agencies, it needs to prevent china from stealing valuable intellectual and copyrighted property like the F-35 stealth fighter data china stole to build its j-20.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Mechcommander 2 is similar.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
The united states closed 50 coal power plants over the last 3 years with no carbon tax. Carbon taxes are inefficient and do nothing to address real issues related to climate change.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
The US relaxed its meat safety rules due to meat processing being shifted away from the USA to nations like china which have lower standards. This shift began years before Trump took office btw.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
If a cashless society is implemented. What happens to the people, companies and organizations banned from using the cashless payment network?
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by IXxXI 7y ago
I would support medicare for all if supporters of it could cite a single way in which it would cut prices or make healthcare more affordable. Like obamacare, medicare for all, doesn't fix anything. It hikes taxes and balloons the defic
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Can't balance budgets, control inflation or fix deficits. Can spy on you in the dark. Life goals.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
If I were a conspiracy theorist. I would expect the microsoft patch for the vulnerability to contain an NSA backdoor. Perhaps it is time to switch to linux.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Needs fuel efficiency and MPG numbers in contrast to conventional jet liners. Double the speed could consume roughly 4 times the fuel, per distance. A point I would like to see them address with concerns relating to fossil fuels and climate
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by IXxXI 7y ago
If reality is a computer simulation. Is it objectively immoral to torture and kill Julian Assange? The entire concept of reality being a simulation could easily be a political pseudo science campaign to justify human rights violations and i
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Not indefinitely. Only until the EU goes bankrupt.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
California passing regulation to restrict innovation and progress as usual.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Amazon should be broken up when OPEC's oil monopoly is broken and chinese monopolies over steel industries and counterfeit CDs are divided in the name of equality. Oh wait. I forgot. Only american buiness should be divided and broken a
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Hopefully it won't release additional CO2 causing oceans to become acidic and less suited to sustaining marine life.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
So if MI5 decided to torture and kill Julian Assange for the luls, they now have that power. What could go wrong?
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by IXxXI 7y ago
More flying garbage from lockheed martin which leans heavily on its wallstreet board connections to grant it government welfare contracts it doesn't deserve.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
India continues to push a cashless society paradigm. What the article neglects to mention is how these types of heavy handed obstructionist activities undermine faith in electronic finance which cannot continue normally with internet blacko
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Only american tech is being sued.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Elon/Tesla/SpaceX have been mercilessly attacked by the media ever after Elon was outed as a major donor to the republican party.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
The climate crisis is only the latest in a long series of "crisis" deliberately created and manufactured to force an agenda of encouraging people to forfeit rights and freedoms for the "greater good".
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Trump wanted to cut income taxes for the poor down to 5% to 10%. That would have represented a real tax cut and policy far more effective and beneficial than UBI. Even without exploiting tax loopholes Warren Buffett went on record as paying
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Its far more likely Epstein was working with R Kelly than mossad.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
The state wants to spend $150 billion to achieve what a competent private sector contractor could for only $20 million. Nothing new here.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Regulation of tech giants does nothing to mitigate issues relating to data privacy as they fail to take into account major offenders like the chinese government who are far more dangerous in terms of privacy and data breaches.
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Social Security pays out negative returns. Meaning you're guaranteed to receive lower returns from it in contrast to whatever capital you invest. A person could do better putting their money in a bank account that pays out 0.000001% AP
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Bill Clinton repealed glass steagall in 1999. It allowed that 08 bank meltdown to occur. General Motors and Chrysler business culture of excess led to their financial troubles around the same time. Hoover Dam? NASA doesn't even build i
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Would you prefer to have a state run pension plan like social security which pays out NEGATIVE returns. Or a privatized pension plan like a 401k or roth IRA paying POSITIVE returns? Donald Trump tried to block AT&T from buying Time Warn
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Governments are the largest, most inefficient and wasteful monopolies in the world. There's zero incentive for them to provide cost effective or reliable solutions to problems. Private sector alternatives are better the large majority
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by IXxXI 7y ago
Tax cuts are the best way to put $$ in the hands of the poor. Raising taxes on the poor, to "give them" more money as proposed by UBI is a terrible policy no matter what this or any other study says.

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