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4y ago
The real crime here is making six figures and not being able to afford to buy a 1-bedroom apartment. Leftism.
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4y ago
War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength, her penis.
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4y ago
And some people laugh at the notion of staying anonymous online.
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4y ago
>but they were also made of vastly better materials than modern home construction No way this is even close to being true. Newer houses with all the advancements in materials and construction science are much better than the post-war gar
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4y ago
>One surprising thing, for example, is how much the VC and later PAVN controlled the initiative. That's how a lot of defensive wars go. The US was not strategically attempting to be on the offensive. >With a few exceptions (which
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>Yes - hence the problem with income inequality in the numbers. Immaterial. You're just announcing to the world that you don't know how "per capita", census tracts, or quantiles work. >The "upper quartile"
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4y ago
AHAHAHA good one! This is some hilarious post-irony.
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4y ago
What do Apple and large Apple shops do for identity management? Active Directory? OpenLDAP? FreeIPA?
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>You're talking about a society with HIGHER wealth inequality than right before the French Revolution Immaterial. The class definitions are in quantiles which means proportional per capita. The facts of the matter is the lower class
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4y ago
>Divide the government budget by the weighted land values and tax accordingly. That is pretty much how existing property taxes work.
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>...that actually supports my point though? It actually doesn't. >Facts don't care about feelings, but this doesn't support your point at all. It 100% supports the OPs point: lower classes are underrepresented. Upper cl
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4y ago
The OP specifically mentioned "upper classes". It is a fact that the lower classes (lowest quantile) are underrepresented, and the higher classes (highest quantile) are overrepresented [0]. [0] http://s3.amazonaws.com&#
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4y ago
Virtue signaling about the topic de jure (BLM, Women at Atlassian, etc.) and how they've sunk hundreds of engineering hours into changing all their repos from "master" to "main" thanks to the heroic work by their Di
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>I guess the human toll of all those things aren't really all that meaningful Hilarious emotional appeal strawman. You can't even stay on topic after being proven wrong. Remember, New Orleans isn't underwater and it's
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"Quick! How do we shut this down!? The narrative must be preserved!"
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>You might wan't to rethink your example here... I might not... Katrina, Harvey, Betsy, 1915, etc. New Orleans is still there. It's not under sea like all the prophecies foretold.
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4y ago
Strictly speaking, it is wrong: there are several areas of New Orleans that have always been above sea level, Bourbon Street being one of the areas. Katrina, Harvey, Betsy, 1915, etc. New Orleans is still there. It's not under sea.
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Should be "Swinger parties and cuckoldry in Silicon Valley" to be more accurate.
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I remember reading something somewhere in the 1990s that the entirety of New Orleans was going to be underwater by 2020 and the only way you'd be able to visit Bourbon Street was by boat.
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>It's sad to see the discussion turn to an attempt to shut down conversation. I'm not shutting anything down, you're just throwing in the towel because... >I have so many things to do in my day, why would I read that co
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The OP specifically mentioned "upper classes". It is a fact that the lower classes (lowest quantile) are underrepresented, and the higher classes (highest quantile) are overrepresented [0]. [0] http://s3.amazonaws.com&#
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$65k is where the richest quantile for neighborhood median household income starts, by census tract [0]. The linked report was compiled by Dr. Shanea Watkins, a policy analyst specializing in empirical studies. Unless you have sources that
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Because that is reality. $65k is where the richest quantile for neighborhood median household income starts, by census tract [0]. The linked report was compiled by Dr. Shanea Watkins, a policy analyst specializing in empirical studies. Unle
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>If you see the data elsewhere, please share. $65k is where the richest quantile for neighborhood median household income starts, by census tract [0]. The linked report was compiled by Dr. Shanea Watkins, a policy analyst specializing in
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Because that is reality. $65k is where the richest quantile for neighborhood median household income starts, by census tract [0]. The linked report was compiled by Dr. Shanea Watkins, a policy analyst specializing in empirical studies. Unle
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> “Upper class starts at $65k/yr” is peak Heritage Foundation. Yes, peak facts that don't care about your feelings. $65k is where the richest quantile for neighborhood median household income starts, by census tract [0]. The li
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>The military.com link is to a military recruiting ad military.com is a news and information website that covers topics such as benefits to military members, veterans, their families and those with military affinity. Even if there are li
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>And the military is far more likely to be enlisted, so the effect is going to be minor. Immaterial. You're announcing to the world that you don't understand what "per capita" and "underrepresented" means. &
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>sure, but not in combat roles That is false. Middle and upper class are more likely to serve in combat roles than lower class.
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>Yeah, just not in any combat duty That is false. Middle and upper class are more likely to serve in combat roles than lower class. >Combat is for the lower classes, preferably rural poor Complete opposite actually.
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