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The simplest solution is private rights of collective action in court. The rise of the forced arbitration agreement that has been allowed used to ban class actions is anti-consumer and anti-free market. Markets cannot work correctly if co
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Here is a Hidden Brain episode on it: https://www.npr.org/2017/10/30/559996276/the-trick-to-surviv...
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8y ago
Yep, facts and allegations. Read the indictments.
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It’s not just when you change jobs. My wife handles large employer groups and the insurance companies ask for a 15% rate increase every year so the employers have to threaten to switch every year to negotiate down then actually switch every
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8y ago
If Bernie wins running with it as his primary issue, it’s a lot easier to get Congress on board.
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And they can deny service to anyone.
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8y ago
It’s cumulative. Single use plastic should be highly taxed.
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8y ago
Tulsi is another Russia-supported candidate per social media trackers. Odd coincidence. Your talking points don't stand up to reading the indictments.
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I never said they were convicted. I said the factual evidence is laid out in the indictments. I said he was their stooge. That doesn't mean he knew he was their stooge.
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8y ago
Read the indictments. It’s not propaganda. It’s fact. Assange distributed emails stolen by the GRU.
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OP said they won’t go to prison because Trump wasn’t found colluding. It’s nonsensical. As though, Trump not telling Russia what to do means it didn’t happen. We know beyond a doubt Russia interfered. We also know Assange was one of their s
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Read the indictments not alt-right media.
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What? You need to read more. Read the indictments yourself. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/16/us/politics/russians-indi... https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/13/us/
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He’ll be nominated to the Fed.
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Ummmm Mueller indicted many Russian nationals.
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8y ago
Where did he mention Trump?
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Then why’d they forbid it?
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Great point.
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Congress doesn’t act in a silo. They did all of that because it’s what their pharma donors demanded.
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8y ago
Your agent, no matter who is paying them, has a fiduciary duty to you. I’ve bought and sold a lot of property and can guarantee you that the fact that commissions are paid by sellers makes zero difference. Really, it’s coming out of the pur
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8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campaign_finance_reform_in_the... Some of it has been overturned recently but limits have existed for periods of time.
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8y ago
The KKK certainly is a terrorist group. Alex Jones is being sued and whatever platforms don't stop him from spreading malicious lies could be liable as well.
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Conspiracy theorists have limitations. See Alex Jones getting sued. If you’re actively promoting something false and malicious that harms people, your speech can be restricted. That’s not new.
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8y ago
Then it’s not decentralized?
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8y ago
What free speech is he referring to? The only speech I know of that has been censored is terrorist groups. It makes me uncomfortable when I see people here complaining about that.
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I don’t disagree. We need to get money out of politics. It’s been done before. It can be done again.
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The government is propping up the companies because that's what the companies made happen. Your framing suggests that government did this on its own. It did not. The outsized ability of companies to influence the government is the c
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If they were regularly being implicated in terrorist attacks, yes.
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How is it measured?
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“But the SEC, despite its burden to demonstrate by clear and convincing evidence that Musk violated the Order, fails to identify any other option for who would have that discretion. In fact, there is no other plausible interpretation of the
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