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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Another example of this issue: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/the-fbi-cant-find...
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
If you break down where the parts of a iPhone is made. You have some relatively high wage nations in there. I'd like to see a breakdown of how much of the price of the iPhone actually ends up in the pockets of workers. I'd wager l
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
It seems you care more about intent than outcome. I'm more pragmatic and concerned about what someone does not why they did it. The reason I don't believe the "concern" coming from Democrats is if they actually cared abo
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I assure you that you won't be arrested for wearing drag in rural Pennsylvania, you will however be arrested in Philadelphia if you start a bonfire or ride a dirtbike in your backyard.
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I dont disagree that he wishes to ban them. Just by the numbers its rather innefective as a Muslim ban if so intended. https://i.redd.it/jh4nz1fm48dy.png
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>He did ban Muslims, just not all of them (yet.) When Obama bombed those very same countries was he bombing Muslims? Isn't that genocide?
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>I'm a believer than an app always outdoes a "mobile-friendly" site. I disagree. Downloading and installing a binary blob in order to then download some text is a worse UX for me. >Also an app lets you require a user to
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
The right believes Obama is from Kenya, the left believes Trump just signed an order that banned Muslims. Both claims upon inspection fall apart immediately. The fact that both of these are so widely believed shows you how little critical t
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
I agree. The problem is the only thing Democrats or Republicans hate more that each other nowadays is people who are nonpartisan. Very few sane voices can be heard over the screaming of partisan hacks lately.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Too be fair, employers in the US also describe hiring someone as a monumental risk.
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"Your honor clearly BigCorp offered me 150k, the H1B filing proves as much, but I have only received 40k."
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Not at all. I'm not afraid of terrorism, as far as I can tell it's mostly used as a reason to keep weapons manufacturers employed and a surveillance/police state chugging along smoothly. The actual odds of dying in a terroris
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
That is what I do. And in that regard both parties have a great deal of blood on their hands.
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Not only "enemy combatants" were killed a great number of innocent women and children were as well. I never claimed "terrorists" might try and enter the country by this route but it is utterly preposterous in my mind to
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
It makes me incredibly distrustful of their motives in the future. If they supported Obamas actions because he was on "their team" then how do I know that any attacks on Trump are based in fact instead of more partisan motives?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Voices like yours were sorely missed over the last 8 years while the bombing was going on.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>What is the difference between elected dictatorship and democracy? In countries where elected dictators rule you can vote for anyone you want, as long as its the dictator. >Will Americans stop screaming 'Murica', 'We a
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
To keep this in context the "National Security leakers" leaked data about the Orwellian surveillance state he created and journalists that were murdered by US armed forces.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>They just aren't too keen on spending money on the good of mankind however. What if they cut your taxes? Then you can spend your money on anything you think might benefit mankind instead.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>The great rewards are balanced by great risks Zuckerburgs wealth exceeds that of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of his countrymen. Do you honestly believe that the risk he incurred was greater than all of our nations oil rig wor
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
So you wake up, shower, get dressed and commute to work not for your own gain but instead to raise the GDP of the country you live in? Only insects have that sort of thought process. "I may die but the hive will overflow!"
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
So because doctors feel that they are not compensated fairly that justifies them using the legal system to stand between patients and lifesaving medications of their own financial benefit? I guess doctors don't believe in the free mark
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
The parties may of run entirely different candidates if it was a popular vote as well. They would likely hold entirely different policy positions as a party.
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
Doesn't that make Hillary's loss all the more embarssing then?
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Why would insurance companies want to pay for more visits than medically required?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
What other form of government do you propose?
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
How about I can go pick up my asthma medication without a 6 month visit to verify for the 1000th time that I do, still indeed, have asthma? The only purpose for that is so the physician can bill my insurance company. It wastes both my time
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by cmdrfred 10y ago
>doing it as a favor In my experience doing something "as a favor" is the fastest way to get the person you are trying to help to act in a entitled manner.
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I was one of those "disruptive assholes" in school. It was simply too easy for me to take seriously. A big part of it was also seeing through a lot of the teachers. I realized if there was a way to be successful in the world none
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Many also fail to consider the large number of stock buybacks when looking at the market. http://fortune.com/2016/04/25/buybacks-stock-market/

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