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by beaunative 5y ago
I feel that would be the case for most countries and places though. That's not so obvious, a local college degree will almost always work better than an non-local one.
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by beaunative 5y ago
> public housing, .. If you own one, you cannot own a second one. How is this a downside? That's the only way a subsidizied public housing system could work. It's ludicrous you are describing the negatives from the perspective
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by beaunative 5y ago
more like undereducated people often submit to peer pressure and thus less likely to identify as gay, while educated folks often found themselves in a much more supportive environment that they feel comfortable identifying as gay.
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by beaunative 5y ago
I'm not surprised. Woman who behave like man are often praised, considered better. Man who behave like woman are often moked at, considered less. (I meant like man and like woman as our society expects them not as that those beliefs ar
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by beaunative 5y ago
I'm not surprised. Gender discrimination hurts us all, this should go without saying. Man are expected to be certain things, woman are expected to be certain things. Those social expectations, implicit or explicit, effect our actual be
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by beaunative 5y ago
that's capitalism.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Marriot executives arrested for "corruption" Marriot hotels closed for "environmental damage" The Chinese government don't actually do these things, they don't really need to, this sounds more like options for
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by beaunative 5y ago
Taiwan is actually an state, but China don't recognize it the way we didn't recognize the IS. Of course, Taiwan is in much better situation than the IS, but the underlying logic is the same. A state government don't recognize
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by beaunative 5y ago
well, i'm talking about recognition as the Chinese state understand it, of course no private organization can "recognize" a state in an official, diplomatic capacity, that's hardly the focal point of my statement. let me
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by beaunative 5y ago
I don't think China has grudge against Wikimedia specifically, the official policy of theirs has always been that if you recognize Taiwan, you are no friend of them. I don't think the Chinese delegate there cares about free knowle
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by beaunative 5y ago
It's never whataboutism to replace US with China. People often love the whataboutism argument, but logically it only applies when it's a digression of the original issue. A citizen applies for FOIA request shouldn't be answer
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by beaunative 5y ago
This is quite a stretch. People commenting "in part", of course in part it is, but is also being ango-centric and ignoring real reasons, banning Australia' import is quite an superficial and insiginicant contributor. The glob
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by beaunative 5y ago
Torture is a strong word. You better back it up, there is no logical reason for the Chinese government to `torture` them.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Joke's on me then! Though I doubt anyone shorting can hold that position for this long.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Evergrande has been in trouble for the past half year at least, it's astounding someone's only making a report now, everyone, I mean, EVERYONE, knows the chance of Evergrande would go insolvent is high.
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by beaunative 5y ago
It doesn't. To clarify, you can compile dart to javascript, albeit more commonly to machine code.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Yeah. All public websites need to be registered with the the government and are assigned a BeiAn code. It's a link to the registry where you can find who owns and operate the website with the code listed.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Take it as concrete examples if you want, but the sentence was meant to demonstrate the scale of things and how they might impact governmental decisions, which gives heavy weight to a lot of things, but not as much as you might expect to hu
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by beaunative 5y ago
You are reading a lot on the 'conflicts' between China and the United States because China is potentially challenging US' dominance, and having competing interests in more areas than any would want. You wouldn't read thi
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by beaunative 5y ago
It will never happen. The talk will keep going, but it will never happen. In the case it does, it would be over Taiwan, not over a writer. I know people want to think human rights' are important (to their governments), but the governme
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by beaunative 5y ago
Time can't be increased or decreased. You have 24 hours in a day, no more, no less. Adding something to the schedule is only more stringent than having a blocklist of activities where you'd at least have a choice. I don't wan
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by beaunative 5y ago
"(who isn't affected by this)" LMAO. Even if you didn't mention it. Likely no one would think you married an underaged girl.
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by beaunative 5y ago
"are often or solely pro cadre or their personal interests." Come on. That's just false. You can't operate a country successfully at China's size by making law just to benefit the cadre / personal interests. Do
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by beaunative 5y ago
The government is not dicating parents/kids. The government IS dictating game developers not to provide service to children who want to play outside of the said periods. What you said is impossible to enforce.
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by beaunative 5y ago
Well. I don't think you need research to know that gaming consumes time, and for those addicted a lot of them. Cigarettes and alcohol on the other hand, is not about the time you put in doing it, it's about the time afterwards. So
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by beaunative 5y ago
I think he's pointing out in this specific case, a democratic process of elected representatives is not better than that of appointed officials since it's still a group of people making decision for another totally unrelated group
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by beaunative 5y ago
I doubt dessert is comparable to video games, I will eventually get full with desserts, but potentially unlimited time with video games. The timeframe when a parents have a say in children's activity is already limited by compulsory k-
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by beaunative 5y ago
I mean that's just a prejudice false target, right now it's just a departmental policy with effect only to businesses.
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by beaunative 5y ago
In the past, there is also no internet, wifi, air-conditioning, railways, airplane and people lived.
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by beaunative 5y ago
The regulation, technically not a law, is meant for companies in the video game industry. If you went length to circumvent the online game definition, no one cares, but if a corporate does that, it would sure trigger investigation. * Hell,

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