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811.
by feet 4y ago
That must be why the capital owners and corporations constantly lobby for more subsidies yet talk about how giving money to poor people is a moral hazard. Just different perspectives, huh? The reality is that governments are captured by tho
812.
by feet 4y ago
I was more talking about their role as road pirates who harass and selectively enforce laws against minority and poor communities while breaking up protests when people get fed up with the treatment, but that's a US centric view
813.
by feet 4y ago
Public services are profitable. You just need to look at the systemic effects of having the services available instead of just dollar signs Just looking at money is incredibly short sighted and naïve
814.
by feet 4y ago
It's really not https://justice.tougaloo.edu/sundown-towns/using-the-sundown...
815.
by feet 4y ago
The police are just there to suppress the working class. Same as in the US
816.
by feet 4y ago
It's the asinine relativist view that there are somehow 'two sides' to every single issue. It's bullshit and it's the reason the US has been sliding into consolidation of corporate power in the government. People ca
817.
by feet 4y ago
What the hell does it have to do with politics Your statement is the definition of cucked by capitalism
818.
by feet 4y ago
Okay? They're still doing a bad, actively harmful and illegal thing to their employees Who gives a shit about their profit when their workers are being suppressed
819.
by feet 4y ago
High crime areas are that way usually due to persistent intergenerational poverty and a lack of investment in the community combined with little to no local opportunity. That's how things are in the US at least, these conditions create
820.
by feet 4y ago
Saying that about young people is also ageism The real battle is class, the capital owning class wants to control the working class and that's why we get these laws They spread propaganda and write legislation through think tanks in th
821.
by feet 4y ago
You must be in favor of abolishing police unions then, eh? The quality of the product is piss poor
822.
by feet 4y ago
Weird how people seem to be okay with oligopolistic and monopolistic behavior from corporations but when workers unionize and take action to improve their material conditions it's the end of the world We can see this attitude in the wa
823.
by feet 4y ago
The research can be sound while still propagating harmful ideology Such as suppression of worker rights and unions
824.
by feet 4y ago
Yes, harmful to the profits of the capital owners who didn't do any actual work Humans should take priority over money
825.
by feet 4y ago
I'm propagating the first hand experiences that have been personally shared with me
826.
by feet 4y ago
A piece like this puts out the idea that unions are harmful, but the idea that it puts forward alongside that is that the quality of products takes priority over the wellbeing and care for the workers themselves. It's telling us that w
827.
by feet 4y ago
Is it really that expensive to keep some servers running that already exist? Its not like they're scaling up with self owned hardware
828.
by feet 4y ago
Is it harmless to keep someone alive when they have essentially no cognitive function? I'm not referencing the topic we're posting on, but I would like you to consider the quality and quantity of life some people might have in som
829.
by feet 4y ago
Nobody here will kink shame you
830.
by feet 4y ago
>flip side all “ACAB” people would flip when dealing with rural enforcement Unless they have brown skin In many areas getting pulled over for DWB is a real phenomenon
831.
by feet 4y ago
>You should be advancing your manager’s career I thought feudalism was a thing of the past
832.
by feet 4y ago
Probably but the current supreme court will rule whichever way their overlords want them to
833.
by feet 4y ago
It's rather the amount and perception of amount added. Usually in recipes while cooking, the amount is more controlled and distributed throughout the dish. Adding further salt adds more uncontrolled variability to the sodium intake in
834.
by feet 4y ago
The definitions and terms that the general public and law enforcement use are the result of misinformation thanks to the war on drugs. This is something we need to correct because it contributes to the stigma attached to drug users which pr
835.
by feet 4y ago
Okay so cannabis is a hard drug, cannabis produces physical withdrawal symptoms as well as psychological Caffeine is a hard drug, it also produces physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms Nicotine is a hard drug, it produces physical
836.
by feet 4y ago
I'm saying the definitions you learned are meaningless, so I'm not sure what information you could possibly take away from the statement The terms and how they are used have zero correlation with reality
837.
by feet 4y ago
There are people serving life in prison for growing and trafficking cannabis, the way the terms are defined have zero correlation with reality and therefore don't convey any useful information
838.
by feet 4y ago
It absolutely is meaningless. Why would I assume that cannabinoids are 'soft' and cocaine base is 'hard'? Apart from the fact that the word 'hard' is literal slang for crack while 'soft' is slang for
839.
by feet 4y ago
Great, so are we using phrases and words that people define wildly differently to describe specific things? That's a terrible way to go about communicating ideas. As a pharmacologist, the phrase is meaningless to me. There is literally
840.
by feet 4y ago
No, I'm refuting your claim about anthropology in general having an 'aim to influence public policy'. Public policy is not the focus of anthropology, where did you get that idea? Anthropology is not political science You used

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