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by iammisc 5y ago
You don't need to do anything. The IRS will fight this one for you.
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> while not being given the flexibility to drive for other companies. Leaving some drivers with negative paychecks (basically, their pay didn't cover expenses). This seems to me that the drivers should just file a self-written W-2 a
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by iammisc 5y ago
So after reading the article, I'm still not sure of the crime, or the motivations (from netflix's perspective at least). Can someone help me?
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What happens in the us tends to spill out elsewhere .
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in 2016, pence was chosen to appeal to evangelicals, who may have been off put by trump's persona. Nothing to do with 2020 considerations.
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You shouldn't be so dismisive. Tesla's battery technology is superior. If indeed other countries were so into EVs, as you claim, one must wonder what is lacking in the other countries that all their years of expertise building EVs
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by iammisc 5y ago
Because all life has risk, and the purpose of government is not to eliminate all risk to life. Such a government would be immensely awful. Gun ownership, self defense, and most importantly, the maintenance of real armed power in the populat
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You have to be delusional to believe pence has any power. He was chosen to appease a certain part of the party needed to get enough electoral votes.nothing more
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> Right wing extremism would die a quick death. Suggesting that jobs be brought back and goods produced here is right wing extremism according to many these days. If you do those things, right wing extremism won't die, it will have
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Yeah my mom was a teacher in and around la for many years. They don't really ever fire tenured teachers. There were cases of known sex offenders kept on administrative leave for years.
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Wow with logic like that you're well cut out for a career in financial law
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Tether defrauded almost 380 million dollars worth of peoples assets by claiming the rockets it issued could be redeemed for dollars. And most of the banks should have been shut long ago.
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The executives should be in jail if they knew of the fraud and did nothing. Why are they getting off on a fine?
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The 'proposed solution's tramples on a fundamentally more important right.
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'scientists' are not a homogeneous group. Some are good, some are bad. The world would be better off with some dead, and better off with others living forever. Few would wince for example, had someone wished an early death to meng
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Your downvotes show why this problem will never be solved. Getting rid of guns is not going to solve violent people.
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As bad as this is, this is not 'the textbook definition of fascism' Can we please use words that mean things instead of just calling all things the same thing
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by iammisc 5y ago
The commenter you replied to above is half true. Accredited just means you can invest in securities not registered with the SEC, like your friend's bakery. Some funds are registered with the SEC, some are not. Some funds only accept ac
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by iammisc 5y ago
Trump was not just mocked unjustly... words were inserted into his statement by major, reputable news sources, such as the New York Times, which was one of the first to begin using the word 'bleach' (which is actually dangerous to
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People make fun of him, and I'm not going to go into whether it was responsible to phrase it the way he did or not, but in my mind the most likely explanation as to why he said it was that some scientists explained it to him and he jus
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by iammisc 5y ago
No I mean that life is too easy. Depression is caused by feeling that our actions do not translate into consequences in our daily life. When we are unable to achieve anything by our own hands, we start to feel that life is out of control, a
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Great writeup. Been thinking of doing the same thing. > the unspoken secret is that accreditation — at least when investing in individual startups, and especially if the founder is a good friend of yours — is just a box you can check tha
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by iammisc 5y ago
> Would lower the rate of depression caused by loneliness / alienation too i think. depression is caused by the fact life today is too easy
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and this is why conservatives need to seriously rethink their approach to corporations
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> A better question is, why wouldn't you be upset when a family member refuses life saving treatment, rationalized by disinformation? Because unless I'm the parents of a minor child, it's ultimately not my decision.
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I mean the answer is easy here. Weather affects all airlines equally. The possibility of a sick out only affects those airlines whose pilots were able to organize. The claim it's the weather is the one that needs extraordinary evidence
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> Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity are all vaccinated but continue to fan the flames of anti-vaxxers for their own gain. Sean Hannity has continuously supported vaccines (has unequivocally stated he thinks they're the best way to dea
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> I'd love to have a look at the original publication that the USGS used when it decided to create those signs, but its buried so deep under partisan schadenfreude that I can't find it to even analyze it. Don't you and the
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There is good reason to not want to be in the system. During COVID, both my aunt and grandmother were abused during their hospitalizations (not for COVID). The experience left my aunt feeling she'd rather have died than endure what she
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The scientific method is a human invention. It is not 'perfect'. This is ridiculous religious dogmatism.

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