chottocharaii

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by chottocharaii 8y ago
For a great book on how these 'charities' are corrupting American politics, and the specific tax loophole that enables them; check out the book 'Dark Money' by Jane Meyer Reforming this law would cause outrage among the
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
Lol
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
A metric ton is substantially different to a ton in the old English
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
Because EA has most of the marketshare, and can afford to make big budget titles. If a more regulated producer had similar marketshare, I could play the big budget titles of that regulated corporation.
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
That may be the argument. Yet it was considered by the commission & dismissed as there are ways to monetize android profitably for google without resorting to anticompetitive contracts.
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
I’d encourage readers to have a look at the actual decision here: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-18-4581_en.htm Googles behaviour is indefensible
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
People without savings, or who have dependents, might not have the ability to leave their jobs for the time that would be needed to retrain in alternative work. Or for that matter, bargain for better conditions. Richer people with savings o
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
You should reconsider your mental model of the law. With respect, it’s misinformed. Law in its writing and interpretation is less deterministic, and quantity of statute is far less of a factor in its complexity than most in STEM realise. Fu
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by chottocharaii 8y ago
I believe your parent is referring to the 'citizenship saga'. This isn't a constitutional crisis in the 'dismissal' sense. It's just the operation of s44 of the constitution causing a headache for parliament. I