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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
The EU kimd of screwed Türkiye. Turks took in 4 million syrian refugees and promised not to let them go to europe in exchange for billions of euros which were never delivered. Now Turkiye has had about 4 million syrian orisonwrs for 6 years
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
1. Turks are very much in bed with the Uae. Qatar gave çayipp an airbus a380. The neo ottoman AKP loves the oil rich arab states. 2. Russia and Arab nations treat Türkiye with far more respect than Europe and Amerika 3. As çaydoğan gets mor
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Non-white? Uhh, Turks are from the caucuses. I think you mean non-christian / non-jewish
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Sultan Çayipp (google Erdogan Çay fires) has been investing all of the nation’s wealth into weapons research and construction. Why? Kickbacks. Bro has his own Airbus A380, a 1,000 bedroom palace, and a suspicious amount of money for a thir
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
So, why should we subsidize them? I’m Californian and my taxes should go to help my home state, not those who hate me and my home? Kentucky and the rest of those moocher states should pull themselves up by their boot straps, stand on their
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Probably not. USA is a capitalist-first, worker-5th nation.
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
In some states in the USA a lot of service jobs will cap your work at 31 hours, to get around their own corporate policies of giving benefits to anyone who worked 32 hours or more.
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
A lifetime ago I worked at FriendFinder.com. We boasted of our 30 million customers, but in reality we had less than a milliom active customers in a given year.the other 29 million were either fraudulent affiliate sign ups or created by a t
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Sure you can, skills based immigration. Poach from other countries. In the 1970s the USA had a crippling shortage of nurses and doctors which was filled by relaxing skills based immigration laws and importing trained medical talent from the
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Do you understand that most peoppe on welfare and/or section 8 housing also are required to work shitty jobs in order to receive those “handouts”? Very few people leave poverty in the usa because of many factors that have nothing to do
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
As a VP does that $4 difference really mean anything to you?
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Most likely that senator is from a net-taker state like kentucky or arkansas, one that would be bankrupt without california and new york overpaying the fed to subsidize poor republican states.
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
Cheat, lie, sabotage and steal whenever it can help you advance. Meritocracy is a myth. The only reward for hard work is more work. Also, stock options are worthless unless you’re a co-founder.
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
History has shown that there is absolutely nothing the CCP can do to provoke the west to care more about the freedom of Chinese citizens than we do about thr availability of cheap goods for consumers. Xi could literally kill 60m of its own
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
> And that in most respects it has be a disaster, I've lost count of the number of scandals and resignations... [2] Rather than being good PR for Japan, it feels like it's been overwhelmingly negative. You are basically describ
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
This seems ill-advised as it mostly serves to increase the attack surface for data miners and spammers.
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by f0xytr0xy 5y ago
90% of this “article” was a sales pitch for an affiliate refinancing service. This article was pretty ridiculous and tone deaf, warning that people who are thinking about bankruptcy that they will have to sell their vacation homes.