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dpoochieni
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dpoochieni
6y ago
This is not the point, even though there was banking, the actual settlements and information flow, flowed slower (gold and gold notes.)
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6y ago
I cannot even begin to understand the entitlement and lack of touch of this post. Curious, how do you survive without a job?
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6y ago
That's just who has better PR (been longer at it)
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dpoochieni
6y ago
"funding other people's lives" is not enough? When the shipbuilder fires people, and the engine maker fires people and Larry fires the maintenance people who will fund them?
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6y ago
Ooof that sounds like a big loophole. What would prevent me from establishing a new entity (I the inheritor, control), having it buy assets from the old one for pennies on the dollar and then sell the old entity for a nominal amount?
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6y ago
What other meritocracy is there?
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6y ago
Getting the smartphone du jour
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6y ago
Thanks for sharing the President's thoughts.
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dpoochieni
6y ago
This is easily avoided. Plenty of loopholes, hard to prove and enforce
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6y ago
I mean, I'm always for increased accountability of CEO's. The buck stops there, he should know what was going on in his organization. That's pretty much the job description.
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6y ago
What's your point? Something wrong was done a long time ago so by now it's no longer wrong?
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6y ago
What are the structural causes? Unless you mean the economics of it, I don't think people will be dissuaded from going for cartel jobs. Lots of educated people end up working for them. It is just that the profits are that big. Would Ch
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6y ago
I meant in Mexico. Things move slower here
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6y ago
Damn I knew EU was a corrupt institution but didn't know they were so brazen to openly embrace such an individual as Mrs Leyen
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6y ago
Not American but you do realize it is THE geopolitical conflict of this Century right? I would give everything to see China not win it.
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6y ago
Missing the synthetics, they have uncovered vast laboratories in Mexico in the past 10 years. Most of the precursors come from China
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6y ago
Hmmm I'd say it only began in earnest in the 90s. And then you look at the previous Democrat goverment and its cross border gun trafficking operations which certainly didn't help. What I can tell you is it's probably never be
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6y ago
It does not help that our current president, AMLO, thinks "Abrazos no balazos" is the solution. Hugs not guns Then he captures the son of El Chapo, and because they began threatening the government they let him go. It's just
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>The cost of current nuclear power is almost entirely capital cost and operations. Missing the point: how do the capital and operational costs scale with plant size in MW? It is ridiculous to assume they scale linearly throughout a big r
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Correction Because they go against the narrative the proponents (irony...) of cancel culture want to impose. Why doesn't anyone ask why 13yo girls are not interested in becoming loggers, or police or trash collectors? Why are most 13yo
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6y ago
Haha damned Poe's law. Btw Biden just announced a joint plan with Bernie
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6y ago
Think it will become a matter of having enough money. Maybe it'll cost 10X more but as with all these kinds of policies and restrictions, $ will still speak. Since most of the bans you point to are about new cars, I can already bet tha
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6y ago
Centrists such as Bernie, AOC, et al?
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6y ago
It's a slippery slope from deplatforming someone to oppression. Might be good for you to read some history on it.
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And after that reflection what? Just give away your privilege as some sort of sacrifice? Btw, this might be impossible from the wokies perspective, what is more inherently tied to identity than your own personal skin color. Can't chang
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When did privilege become bad? I mean it is a reality we face daily but is it actually "bad" so should be eliminated? Plus there is no one privilege right? At what point do I owe someone something for being less privileged than me
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Lol I'd say we still have about 50 years to go. Plus Porsche will cater to enthusiasts. I know I will always have at least 1 gas car
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6y ago
Good luck when the ETF's see issues from poor underlying liquidity.
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> There are a number of factors driving these numbers. Simple population counts are one of them: There are more white people than black people in the United States, so it makes sense that the average American is going to have more white
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6y ago
28, almost 29
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