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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> The kids are calling their parents directly. To do what? Come save them Delta Force style? If such an unfortunate thing happens, the kids are dependent on law enforcement, not parents, for safety.
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
To be honest, I think your fear is overblown, but I understand how it is having kids you love. But let's assume a rare mass shooting actually happens (I forbid this thought)...will there be any point calling your kids? A phone will be
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> If the material to be learned is well-defined I believe that students staying at home with their phones will learn the material much faster. Extremely wrong. Most people don't have the will and motivation to learn complex stuff on
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
There should be a public phone (manned by an administrator or teacher) that parents can call and get connected to their child or vice versa. Allowing smartphones for everyone is an unbelievable distraction.
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
The US is literally the reason why many countries haven't fallen into disrepair (Israel, the UAE, Saudi, Ukraine, etc.). It's the reason why global trade flourishes in the Western world but, sure, because they've done bad thi
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
And many crypto bros like SBF
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> We're the number one threat to peace and stability since 2003, and only getting worse. As a non-American, I can't believe someone is so self-loathing to think this...yeah sure, America is the biggest threat to peace and stabi
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Such push only exists in your head..
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Oops, these scum terrorists are about to get whacked..
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
You're frankly spreading nonsense...Starlink remained active in Ukraine at all times. Musk only refused to activate it in Crimea, where it was never activated before because of sanctions [1]. After that, the U.S. military signed a form
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> He was already obscenely rich, to the level where gaining additional resources must have been useless to him. You could have said the same thing when he was worth $50 million instead of a billionaire. For people like that, the mindset
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
I'm sorry :(
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
The model of most PE firms is to buy a company and sell it for a higher price later. What you said happens various times, especially with the big PE firms, but it’s not the norm. You really think banks will be lending to PE deals if the bus
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Please explain these mysterious tax schemes you’re hinting at…
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
The Netherlands extradited a woman to the U.S. for sending a measly $300 to Al-Shabab militants [1]. Your assertion doesn't ring true in any way. 1- https://apnews.com/article/africa-netherlands-somalia-al-sha...
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
*Largest farmland owner. The largest landowner is John Malone, the telecoms mogul, or the Emmerson lumber baron family if you're counting shared ownership. https://www.landgate.com/news/largest-landowners-in-the-un
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Or the many countries allied with the U.S.A. where they could tell local law enforcement to pick you up...that's like all of Europe and North America.
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
You want to drag OP to the Hague or something?
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
As my Dad told me, anyone investing in crypto is a fool looking to take advantage of another fool. It’s all Greater Fool Theory.
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SAP Fined $230M for Foreign Bribery(cnbc.com)
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Crypto guys will never stop whataboutery..
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Reminder that Riccitiello wasted $1.7 billion on Weta Digital, which Unity recently all but abandoned, and sold $400 million+ of shares before getting fired [1]. It’s good to be CEO! 1- https://www.secform4.com/insider-tradi
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> If I do a crime, I go to jail. If a corporation does a crime, they only need to pay a small fine. Many corporate executives have gone to prison for crimes they committed while working. > Corporations can influence laws in ways that
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
> But the numbers clearly paint Israel as the country “run by terrorists who openly call for genocides and have shown they’re willing to go any mile to achieve their extremist delusions”. No, they aren't. Hamas invaded first and tri
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Because Israel isn’t run by terrorists who openly call for genocides and have shown they’re willing to go any mile to achieve their extremist delusions. Can’t believe people try to place Israel and Iran on the same pane when the latter is r
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
So you want Hamas to get nuclear weapons?
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Nobody wants nuclear weapons in the hands of crazy Islamic extremists who have vowed to destroy their neighbor. https://www.timesofisrael.com/hailing-hamas-iranian-presiden...
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
For the amount of power Congresspeople command, $174k is definitely meager pay. That’s why the position tends to attract already wealthy people seeking prestige and power or normal individuals who use it as a stepping stone to million-dolla
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Technical and Business Writer. I'm open to writing gigs, either technical writing or business/finance-related stuff. I have 5+ years of experience in professional writing. I run a fairly popular tech/fin
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by boeingUH60 3y ago
Ellison, Jobs, Bloomberg, Amancio Ortega were born to middle class or poor homes. Behind every billionaire is a great deal of luck whether rich or poor. It’s not something one works or outsmarts their way into. Most people whether born to

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