arentyouspecial

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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Private companies are free to ‘censor’ what they believe is either bad for business or exposes them to liability. Maybe the free market has decided extremism is bad for business.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Considering their target audience, yes.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
What charade? I thought capitalists loved capitalism, oh except when your favorite fascist gets thrown off a stupid website.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
This spirit of the law? No the law says the government can’t infringe on some ones right to free speech. Twitter isn’t the government, it is a private company. Your type can yell till your face is blue about this stupid public square argume
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Trumps free to go to parlor or some other right wing dumpster fire.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
I’m not the one moving the goal post, I remain steadfast that they are being exploited and every time I point this out you give a slightly different reason as to why they are not. First it was the two systems (China vs US) are vastly differ
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Yes we all know how fair and just the American criminal system is and paying pennies is vastly different than paying nothing.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Then why aren’t they paid a fair wage? Keep moving the goal post, but these people are being exploited.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Except they did when they said “ Most people would also agree, providing a purpose - jobs, training and skills to inmates is a net win for everyone involved, and is a core component in rehabilitation - directly combating rescindance.” I’m n
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
It wouldn’t be like paying prisoners literal pennies is a way of getting around the law that made convict leasing illegal.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Considering the rise of convict leasing programs across the south after the passing of the 13th amendment, I’d say there was very little difference. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convict_leasing
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Oh yeah, these companies are totally doing this for the public good and not just simply exploiting cheap labor. And considering how hard it is for an ex con to get a job, I doubt this has any major impact on recidivism.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
Planned. They wanted to test restarting the engines as if it was reentering the atmosphere.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
That’s a hot take, as if a boss/billionaire has never exploited the power differential to have their employees to work weekends or holidays to get a product shipped.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
More like we decided we don’t care for their shitty ideas or opinions.
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
And what about the animals that depend on mosquito larvae for food?
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by arentyouspecial 6y ago
You aren’t as well informed as you think. Bubba Wallace didn’t notify the authorities of the noose, his crew members did. Also it wasn’t his place, it was in the garage at the track. He wasn’t aware of the situation until after his team&#x2