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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Japan spends $6k on average per homeless a year. The USA spends 5 times that.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Why would a government monopoly on apps be a better alternative?
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Do you not have access to AT&T and Verizon?
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
"Residents can work up to an average of 80 hours per week. The aforementioned general surgeons work an average of 60.78 hours. Meanwhile, orthopedic surgeons work an average of 54.17 hours per week, and plastic surgeons operate just un
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
I suspect you are not familiar with farmer cooperatives. They are not employee cooperatives. They are corporatives of private farmers.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
If that were true, why isn't every company adopting 4 day work weeks?
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
I have bad news for you. Those workers who demand 40% wage increases and 32 hour work weeks will be "easily replaced" by auto factories in the South who have right to work laws.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
It is indeed quite telling that our less-capitalist forefathers in the UK do not produce streaming services like Netflix and Amazon.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Fortunately, capitalism ensures you will have other choices besides Amazon.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
The article doesn't mention the grades and test scores of legacy students are as strong as non-legacy admitted students. "Among the admitted legacies, grades and test scores were indistinguishable from non-legacy students. Both gr
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
That says 4 companies control 65% of the retail market. That is not a monopoly and there are many other grocers that consumers can shop at, like Amazon, Whole Foods, Safeway. Trader Joe's or the many other regional specialty ones.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
This is such an awful argument. Because a company captures 50% of sales in an area does not mean that it has a monopoly and that there is only 1 grocer in the area. Your source is also not very reliable. List one area where Walmart has a mo
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Bill Clinton was a fan of deregulation and would be considered an "extreme far right" politician in today's "centrist" Democratic Party.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Defunding the police and de facto allowing the burglary of any items below $900 are "centrist" views in other parts of the world?
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
How can you look at San Francisco and not see how its policies are not working? How delusional can one be?
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
No it's not. The study compared accents from Southerners and standard accents and found Southerners made 20% less. This has nothing to do with New Jersey residents suppressing their accent.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y ago
Your comment that the rich "siphon that much wealth out of the global financial system" is wrong and is an argument often made by people with limited knowledge of economics. The pie is not fixed.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 4y ago
The $175,000 brand new 3 bedroom homes in Houston are overinflated? There must be something else that's causing the inflation.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 4y ago
You should compare energy prices in heavily regulated Europe with the USA before you call someone "stupid" and an "idiot".
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 4y ago
I don't think you understand how powerless the UAW is now. Car companies don't need to stay in Detroit.
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by hgdfhgfdhgdf 4y ago
"Britain’s NHS was once idolized. Now its worst-ever crisis is fueling a boom in private health care" - article from CNN