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You can't ascribe singular districts to Democrats gerrymandering. The ones in Ohio, Texas, Alabama, NC, Mich were all done by Republican legislatures, some using REDMap. And while Maryland is certainly an offender and they too should b
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Why not?
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What does "lead in a bipartisan manner" even mean? In what era of this country did anyone lead in a "bipartisan manner"?
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6y ago
We have a system of Democracy that emphasizes property over people.
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Anytime that someone says 'you' on the internet, the actual you should assume that they aren't speaking about the actual you specifically, but to the collective you that makes the argument that corporations are people.
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> CNN is a publisher. They are responsible for anything that gets posted on their website, and can get sued accordingly. This isn't true though. CNN/NYTimes/etc can't be sued for 3rd party comments on their site. CNN
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Judges in every district, appeals court, and the SCOTUS. An injunction would be put in place not more than an hour after such a deceleration by the POTUS was made.
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> The current US law regarding restaurants is in fact that an commercial establishment have very little freedom to refuse to save people based on who they are. To be clear, current US law protects things that one can not change about the
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I used to listen to Stern every once and a while when he was on the radio. I haven't listened to Stern since his move to Sirius radio. I'm not saying it was a bad move for Stern, but he certainly lost some amount of relevance, ju
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Every person I work with is under 40 and everyone that wants to own a home, does. SF and NYC are not the only tech hubs in the US.
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They increased about .5% inflation adjust per year from 2010-2020. That again does not mean that spending is out of control especially when you consider that 2010 was still in the depths of the great recession.
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Your comment has nothing to do with spending. So what makes the Seattle budget out of control? That was the original assertion that I took issue with.
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In your thought experiment the cost isn't being borne by the worker, it's being borne by the business.
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I'm sorry, but I can't track the point you are trying to make. I'll reiterate my point that shipping is a cost that has to be paid, but who bears that cost is not necessarily the customer. If it was the case that the customer
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In this context, we are talking about the Seattle Head tax, which is NOT applied equally. In the larger discussion of payroll taxes, to disprove that workers bear the entire burden of payroll taxes, just go through the thought experiment wh
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This is not evidence that payroll taxes are borne solely by the worker. I'm not claiming that workers don't bear any of the burden. Just that they don't bear all of the burden. this would be especially true in an asymmetrical
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This is only true in the sense that there is a cost to move goods, but it is not true in the sense that retailers charge more to move the good to you. If it were, I wouldn't be able to reliably purchase goods shipped to my door for equ
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They edited their post. Also, numbers don't mean anything without context. Why is that out of control spending?
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Payroll taxes may or may not be borne by the worker. Oversimplifying tax burden is a dishonest argument that is consistently perpetuated.
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> to keep people from noticing how damaging their out of control spending is. That's a bold assertion without any citation.
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You act like information isn't constantly being curated in all forms of knowledge delivery. The same way we don't tolerate students attempting to derail professors in class with unfounded hypothesis or flawed logical arguments, Yo
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I'm not talking about his time in Miami. I'm talking about when he dragged Cleveland past Detroit in the Eastern to play the 3-time finals winning Spurs. LeBron and Jordan are both beasts and trying to compare them is futile, but
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LeBron James dragged 4 guys and a bench that only the most hardcore NBA fans can name 2 of to the NBA finals in his fourth year in the league.
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The Patriot Act is getting renewed in the House with or without this amendment.
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I doubt this. It makes no sense to not vote for the amendment irrespective of your vote for the larger bill. In other words, Sanders could vote yes on the amendment and no on the bill.
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Considering that there are 40,000 unaccounted for deaths[1], it is far more likely that hospitals/municipalities are under counting COVID19 deaths. [1] https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/04/21/w
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There is no evidence that we are headed toward food shortages. We actually have surpluses. The issue now and in the future is one of alignment and market forces.
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> As interest rates rise or housing prices fall Well that aged like milk.
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Black Swan events are unknown unknowns. White swan events are known unknowns. Pandemics are White Swan events.
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Krugman walked that back and apologized and reflected on the fact that he to is human and liable to let his emotions get a hold of him.
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