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cmdrfred
10y ago
Why are you talking about alcohol rather than marijuana in any case? Your assertion was that legalizing cannabis would cause social harm. If your goal is preventing harm then you must also criminalise the currently legal recreational drugs
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10y ago
Alcohol certainly contributes to depression. It also causes a great deal of social harm. If you heatmap crime in a city bars are often the epicenters of violent crime. Factor in that the majority of sexual assaults and domestic abuse cases
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Yearly alcohol overdose deaths: 88k Yearly marijuana overdose deaths: 0 Supporting alcohol use in any form is logically inconsistent with your argument.
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10y ago
You can find enough to pass nearly 10 via the first hit on Google. http://www.freedomworks.org/content/19-ridiculous-federal-cr...
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10y ago
It's not a matter of "We don't want this product", it is simply unaffordable for a great number of people. For many paying for insurance would essentially mean living like a Chinese peasant farmer, eating ramen noodles e
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10y ago
as opposed to the politically experienced criminal?
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10y ago
So are you are for the prohibition of tobacco and alcohol or are you just logically inconsistent with your rhetoric?
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10y ago
>Even if you managed to triple the number, you're not making much of a dent in overall employment. But you don't just offer training for a single vocation as that would be silly.
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10y ago
They can't take your house to repay medical bills. For many people in that bracket "going bankrupt" is essentially having a black mark on their credit score for 7 years. It simply isn't cost effective nor affordable for
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10y ago
Reconcile that with: “But If Everybody's Watching, You Know, All Of The Back Room Discussions And The Deals, You Know, Then People Get A Little Nervous, To Say The Least. So, You Need Both A Public And A Private Position.” https:/
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10y ago
The Democrats passed the ACA essentially without any Republican support. They had the power to create almost any bill they wanted. Why would anyone reasonably believe they would fix it? It is functioning exactly as designed and is enriching
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10y ago
Interesting that right around that number the Obamacare subsidies fade away and are replaced by fines. These are the people getting the short end of the stick in regards to the ACA.
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10y ago
As this election shows many in the middle class aren't fans of Obamacare. Maybe it isn't a boon to them as many people claim. The middle class are finding high deducable plans that increase in price by 25% each year and when it be
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10y ago
Depends on how you limit as well, what if it does 100 actions at once for example.
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10y ago
Grandparent said: >You need to earn a dollar a minute to even have a hope of a basic apartment in the city.
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10y ago
525k a year to rent a basic apartment?
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10y ago
I worked at a very high end restaurant for a while. To me it appears that wine tasting is an attempt to justify going out and drinking for most people. Wine snob sounds better than functioning alcoholic.
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10y ago
I don't think the political prisons were built overnight. It was likely small, well meaning laws that slowly over time became corrupted. I can see the grandparents point. Reporting hotlines for things that are essentially thought crime
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10y ago
I grew up with Rage Against The Machine and have never trusted a political party. If you are able to take an objective look the utter hypocrisy from both sides is staggering. Clinton supporters will tell you to ignore her scandals because i
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10y ago
Skype can be self hosted.
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10y ago
Also the word complain in the title should be report the whole point of a study is to identify side effects.
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10y ago
Also, this is a joke.
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10y ago
"Do you believe other market participants should be forced to buy your stock while the stock is obviously crashing just so you can get a favorable outcome?" A free market creates all kinds of poor outcomes for example. Me:Do you t
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10y ago
So, Free market everywhere except our market? Sounds like Wall Street is having trouble living up to its rhetoric.
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10y ago
Oh, so only small time investors and not large ones can't sell their stock? That sounds worse, not better. >And I'm pretty sure there's government regulation requiring them to do this. And who runs the government, empirica
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I never knew this. Have you ever noticed when you look deeper at any system created and run by people who claim to love the free market, it is loaded with anti free market regulation? Who is the stock exchange to tell me I can't sell m
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As I said it actually costs less money to own where I live. With FHA loans very little capital is required up front. You just don't get to live within the city proper and instead have about a 15 - 20 minute commute. I've spoken to
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I like owning dogs and having a yard for them to play in. I also like equity and having room for servers in the basement and my fiancé and I both having our own offices. I really like not hearing my neighbors parties or seeing random weirdo
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I heard a executive scream "but face time!" somewhere in the distance. Results only workplaces would make this possible but I don't see that happening.
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I believe that the truth is somewhere in between. I'm 27 and own my own home. Where I live it's actually more economical to own if you can accept living outside of the city. Many people my age refuse to make that compromise and in
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