asu_thomas

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by asu_thomas 3y ago
> It seems someone at The NY Times is very sympathetic to him. It's more likely (and all but certain) that persons involved with him or his ventures have meaningful influence at the NYT. Sympathy has little meaning in the presence
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Your efforts come across as facile to me. You're wanting a democratic organization, or at least one capable of acting in the interests of the consumers despite the fact that more consumers does not necessarily benefit the organization.
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
> Capture of a non-profit for personal benefit is a longstanding phenomenon in the USA. No. Capture of a non-profit for personal benefit is key to the express purpose of non-profits in the USA. The foremost function of non-profits in t
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Thanks for explaining. I can't help but ask why you believe these things have happened? What went wrong and what is the alternative to Firefox? I am approximately as cynical as they come, and I'm not sure how Firefox could even ex
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Why?
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Yes, and it's going to take a whole lot more.
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Historically, labor organizing and honestly communists were behind any kind of labor law like this. Good luck.
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Being a working class single mom in Australia is no walk in the park either.
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Why are we so anxious to prevent pregnancies instead of addressing the economic issues that make so many hard working people unable to afford raising kids? The current status quo is only poor and rich people have children, but the middle cl
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by asu_thomas 3y ago
Checks out in my observations. Jokes aside, the infant simulators used in the study could not possibly replicate the economic and emotional turmoil of being a working class single mom in 2023 United States. In this respect, the dudes might