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humaniania
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You have no clue what information Google used to reach this decision.
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humaniania
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A deed only has value because there is a government that enforces what it represents.
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Oil companies and their suppression of climate change science.
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humaniania
5y ago
Is embezzlement a form of money laundering?
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They can only be defeated by... A STRONG BREEZE!
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5y ago
Greenhouse gas tax on methane emissions?
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5y ago
And that's why you want to own a brokerage that members of Congress use for trading. Could probably recruit them with paid speaking gigs or jobs after they are no longer in office, or something like that. Maybe campaign contributions e
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Don't many restaurants rent? They're stuck in the same predatory situation.
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Housing market dynamics are strongly influenced by federal policy and the National Association of Realtors is one of the biggest spending lobbyist groups in the country so I would say that by design the housing market is unique and I believ
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All of those things and more are paid for by the rent since it keeps going up 5% every year while the mortgage payment stays the same.
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The landlord gets 100% of the appreciation as well as 100% of the equity being built by the mortgage payments while the tenants are forced to pay for everything except the initial investment. It's extremely unfair and hurts the most vu
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5y ago
Why would you care about the risks of being a parasite on vulnerable people?
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It's not good. It's better than awful. What a horrible way to decide how to structure society. Landlords are parasites that expect their tenants to pay >100% of their mortgage costs every month or they'll be heartlessly ej
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humaniania
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Can they do anything about the judge who approved something so unfair? My understanding is that that judge has a history of allowing this type of thing.
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humaniania
5y ago
Based on screenshots posted to an unverified twitter account? Why would this get upvotes?
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Probably because cows are mammals and are very similar to humans. For example they have families and feelings and think and play. How would you feel if a more advanced species decided to treat humans how many humans treat cows?
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Warby Parker is a bit more, around $100, but last I checked they donated a pair when you bought one. I was happy with what I got. They do their own stuff.
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Ray-Ban is Luxottica and they have done a lot of not great stuff: https://www.forbes.com/sites/anaswanson/2014/09/10/meet-the-...
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5y ago
Anonymous anecdote on the internet vs objective statistical measurements that prove overall efficiency?
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I think that landlord control might be more effective. Make it extremely undesirable for a person to own multiple single family residences. Hoarding housing shouldn't be a viable business.
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Nitro pulls $10/mo and has enough benefits that a lot of people pay. Plus server boosts. I bet that they have good cash flow.
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Nuclear armed countries going to war is supposed to be an extinction level event. That's the whole point. It's supposed to be unthinkable. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction
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That was the part that bothered me.
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https://citizenlab.ca/2020/04/move-fast-roll-your-own-crypto...
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As if the carbon and plastic pollution impacts of the bottled beverage industry weren't reason enough to switch to plain water.
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Vulnerable people losing vital wealth when Tether pops would be tragic. A "stablecoin" with <4% liquid reserves... https://www.coindesk.com/tether-first-reserve-composition-re...
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https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Advocate to people that you know about joining the boycott. Stop choosing the cheaper and more convenient option, because you're supporting abuse.
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Because of Tether melting down?
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Do these types of contributions give them access to data/roadmaps/internal comms that they might not otherwise have had?
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