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by extralego 8y ago
I explained that. Or, are you trying to imply something? If so, please elaborate.
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by extralego 8y ago
Even better would be not losing her face to begin with. This was preventable. Am I the only one to notice the events that led up to this? 1. Young girl moves multiple times due to her parent’s jobs, causing for stress and anxiety. 2. Girl f
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by extralego 8y ago
Well, I’ll forgo the proper words to describe how the US treats it’s coal miners, but one suffering from black lung disease would often have to go through the court system just to get an appointment with a doctor. I think it’s safe to say y
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by extralego 8y ago
Precisely why politicians showing active commitment to not doing this might deserve a chance. http://dsausa.org
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by extralego 8y ago
But the money doesn’t pile as high. That’s the problem. There’s nothing here that Marx didn’t articulate ~150 yrs ago.
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by extralego 8y ago
OK. I cannot help but be curious how you would differentiate the US. Please elaborate. From your, presumably different view, what would you prescribe? Allow taking advantage of workers until those in power find enough wealth, and only then
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by extralego 8y ago
In other words, Marxism. You will downvote, but this was his central recommendation.
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by extralego 8y ago
So much unnecessary reading to figure out what this is. I gave up.
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by extralego 8y ago
Your overall point is not clear to me, but I can affirm that I do not agree with your supporting arguments. My list was of examples , not reasons . And, of course, each has varying levels of impact. And how many reasons should one need to
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by extralego 8y ago
Like you, I don’t worry about it on a personal level . Unlike you, I do worry about how such a breach of human rights affects my neighbors today . This is a matter of prejudice and discrimination on a level we have never contended with. T
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by extralego 8y ago
* a persecution of all people poor This difference is important because, while Democrats express plenty of concern for racial issues, “there's just very little reason for politicians to care about an issue that both parties largely agr
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by extralego 8y ago
It didn’t. That’s just what it was “created for”. In other words, that was the rhetoric the council used to clear their conscience while helping their developer friends fill vacancies. It makes sense if you don’t think about it.
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by extralego 8y ago
But not before reaching an estimated ripe old age of 130! Wow! “Sylvester Magee (May 29, 1841? – October 15, 1971)”
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by extralego 8y ago
Or, more likely, they were simply helpless and realized so from their experience with these sorts of companies.
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by extralego 8y ago
Right. If google were just black hats trying to help everyone with their data security, then OK. But, since they aren't, the mere fact that they have the personal data stored to begin with undermines it's security from the moment
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by extralego 8y ago
Not as secure as, say, Wikipedia. Personal data is far more secure when it's not stored anywhere at all.
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by extralego 8y ago
Oof. Funny you mention that. I just bought it, but haven’t read it yet; only flipped through a little. It’s clearly a dangerous topic for me and if I can find the discipline in myself, I’ll return it before it’s too late. Thanks for the tho
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by extralego 8y ago
Sure. Fair. But reason can resolve a bit more detail here if we try. Particularly, I am struck that there is such little complaint over the status quo of citation dependence. Popularly speaking, of course there is, but researching PhDs just
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by extralego 8y ago
These phenomenons are interesting to witness for someone like myself who loves doing research but followed a very different academic path because I felt demonized by formal school systems in high school and at a state uni. Speaking purely f
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by extralego 8y ago
They are absolutely unified against the lower classes. Your argument is simply that they don’t realize that, and I agree. It appears they don’t realize much at all in terms of social concern. Let’s take a minimally critical look at Palo Alt
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by extralego 8y ago
Not seeing the harm and there being no harm are two very different things. The latest episode of Citations Needed Podcast ( http://citationpod.com/ ) does a good short review of some particularly agregious situations in which
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by extralego 8y ago
Ok a few weeks ago. That’s what I meant. It registers as nothing to me. You’re right. We haven’t heard. And until we do, we have every reason in the world to doubt it. Google is an utterly dystopian black box surveillance machine and these
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by extralego 8y ago
> If the source is looked at a labor movement it would be a deeply atypical example of the bloc. I hesitate to be certain of where the typo is in your thesis here so I’m not exactly sure of your point. But, I think I do disagree with a
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by extralego 8y ago
I like the sentiment, but the current campaign infrastructure makes the labels a bit misleading. There will be some valuable candidates with a (D) next to their name. My recommendations are as follows: 1. Refer to https://www.jus
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by extralego 8y ago
Thanks for this thoughtful response. I definitely feel like you get my struggle. I do understand the impact of Reagan-era economic policies and don’t accept that America would be capable of thriving despite a lot of immigration. But, I gu
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by extralego 8y ago
Sergeant Brinn went to Stanford. Steve Jobs went to Reed. Can you articulate an even somewhat critical relation between these examples and the minimum wage? I’m just not seeing it, but open if someone can connect the dots. I was unable to g
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by extralego 8y ago
I am confused about something that seems very basic, and hoping somebody can help me out with this. I have always supported left politics, and I think I understand the basics of supply-and-demand economics. If immigrants come to the US lo
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by extralego 8y ago
Same in the US, of course. We just have a privatized legal system whereby hotshot attorneys may consider certain pursuits if determined lucrative, and a privatized criminal justice system that favors locking people in concrete cubes for lar
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by extralego 8y ago
Of course, if American McDonald’s allowed such a thing, they’d have to start charging because there’d no longer be room for dining.
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by extralego 8y ago
Seriously? “Not morally approvable; morally bad; not ethical.” -Wiktionary EDIT: The accusation was that the subjects all “have an agenda”. The subjects are not the reporters, so a dictionary definition is the exactly the right amount of

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