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by content_sesh 6y ago
Hate speech is not generally considered protected free speech. And since you're using American standards, it also does not fall under 1st Amendment protections. Yelling "fire" in a crowded theater doesn't kill people, pe
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by content_sesh 6y ago
Searching for a similar tweet to this one only netted one other Trump tweet: https://same.energy/?q=The+Coca+Cola+company+is+not+happy+wi... .
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by content_sesh 6y ago
I'm certainly out of practice reading more (for lack of a better work) "philosophical" essays like this, but I'm having a hard time understanding the author's point in the last 4 paragraphs. Presumably that is the c
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by content_sesh 6y ago
They're mostly concerned with Feds more than NG, but your point is spot on
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by content_sesh 6y ago
Conversely, I feel like I keep seeing "woe is me" whining from corporations when there are calls for them to maintain even the barest pretense of responsibility to their employees. I've lived in both CA and MA and both states
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by content_sesh 6y ago
Most of what it provides are far less than existing state law. It counts "engaged time" only as the time a driver is actually carrying a fare. They're suggesting a 30 cents/mile reimbursement rate; the IRS 2020 rate is 5
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by content_sesh 6y ago
If private sector employees want public sector benefits and job protections, they can agitate for them. Talk to your coworkers about organizing and unionizing. You don't need to drag down others to pull yourself up.
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It's breathless pearl clutching targeted at Forbes readers who would be scandalized that their perceived inferiors are making what amounts to a moderately livable wage in one of the most expensive places on earth. As a quick example, h
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"Retirement entitlements"? You mean the pensions people have earned, with their labor? It's not a surprise, to anyone who thinks about it for more than 20 seconds that RN or firefighter is not, in fact, a revenue generating p