gech

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by gech 9y ago
The public bailed out the mistakes of the capital class in 2008, and will do so again
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by gech 9y ago
Could be considered a "break down this wall" moment for great former President Jimmy Carter.
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by gech 9y ago
Do Ryzen chips have this?
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by gech 9y ago
B-but I'm a libertarian conservative and believe the pursuit of quarterly profits means more than anything else
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by gech 9y ago
If the systems they build and maintain generate magnitudes larger revenue for their overload owners, then why not 800k salaries. Time for labor to actually be valued.
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by gech 9y ago
You should move into management then
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by gech 9y ago
Ah, the conservative ilk favors power structures that demean other humans. No surprise.
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by gech 9y ago
>because the next reaction will be much much worse. What does this mean?
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by gech 9y ago
Was this outed through a witchhunt? Who conducted the witchhunt?
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by gech 9y ago
>"I'd love to see the companies be sued once they fail to deliver." You've misinterpreted. It's quite reasonable based on history to expect them not to deliver. It's also quite reasonable to feel good about
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by gech 10y ago
Who's they? Unionize.
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by gech 10y ago
>are a young billionaire entrepreneur, you don't really need any more money Oh good, I'm glad the future can only be described as how the options of a select few are going to be different
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by gech 10y ago
Why can't we empower good institutions and disempower shitty ones, for the sake of humanity and the betterment of our species?
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by gech 10y ago
Not if it creates demand.
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by gech 10y ago
You didn't respond to the first point about astroturfing.
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by gech 10y ago
Is this how libertarians actually think?
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by gech 10y ago
What do you say to people who decry the concentration of high incomes in our governments capital?
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by gech 10y ago
>Any way Bribes?
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by gech 10y ago
Did he get that right or do neuroscientists dispute his models?
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by gech 10y ago
>The wealthiest 0.001% paid 17.6% of their income in taxes in 2012[1]. That's not "very little" -- it's likely in the tens of millions per person. The top 1% paid even more than that. So what? How much did they have l
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by gech 10y ago
Oh those poor lords of capital, somehow found themselves wound up being in the "shitty position" of choosing to start and run a company above board. Lets just systematically remove protections for the individual to make it easier
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by gech 10y ago
Can you answer the question of whether Intuit lobbying for their interest is in the interest of the public?
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by gech 10y ago
It'd should be a undocumented person getting paid 6.50 an hour. Looks ripe for some disruption eh? Send in the VC money and sociopaths! Whatever the market will bear!
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by gech 10y ago
From that article: "Over the lifetime of the project the US is expected to have spent $1.5 trillion designing, building and maintaining 2500 planes for its own use: enough to forgive the entire nation’s student debts, or pay for the he
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by gech 10y ago
https://soundcloud.com/chapo-trap-house/episode-65-no-future...
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by gech 10y ago
Because we need to keep reinforcing this in order to override the already established frame that it's dog eat dog and that we shouldn't pay for the healthcare of others or pay taxes etc.
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by gech 10y ago
>passed through customs Your vendor selected to bill the duties and taxes to you.
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by gech 10y ago
Neo-cons seek to make systematic changes like this as their strategy.
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by gech 10y ago
Almonds for export has to go. Anyone have a list of names of almond farmers? Or if its not "families" what are the names of the big almond agribusiness operations going on? As they are responsible for the majority of water consump
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by gech 10y ago
Is there a fundamental soullessness to certain cultures? Or is it endemic to all?

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