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by ionised 8y ago
They supported the mass-murdering Pinochet because he was pro-free-market. These people have no integrity.
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by ionised 8y ago
They'll get their turn, don't worry.
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by ionised 8y ago
Those poor US companies, violating the laws of the countries in which they operate.
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by ionised 8y ago
You'll have to explain that one to me.
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by ionised 8y ago
No, because that doesn't make sense.
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by ionised 8y ago
This is the most ridiculous thing I've heard in a while. There are ATM's all over the god damn place.
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by ionised 8y ago
Irrelevant.
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by ionised 8y ago
This is the correct approach. Vote with youir wallet, and stop giving money to companies that don't deserve to exist.
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by ionised 8y ago
How does them staying with the company fix anything? It's naive to believe that 'if the good one stay it is better than if they leave' as if they could change the company from within. A company is not a democracy. They won&#x
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by ionised 8y ago
Piracy. If they are okay paying no tax I'm okay not paying for their content.
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by ionised 8y ago
Companies lobby to create favourable laws. They are as much to blame.
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by ionised 8y ago
Most people won't have as many children as you though. Even among people for whom having a family is a priority, they probably won't have more than two or three.
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by ionised 8y ago
Why would you expect someone good to be cheap as well?
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by ionised 8y ago
You can't infer from the birth rate that German women want to have kids but can't. Birth rates drop as prosperity increases and people feel less need to have children (some rejecting children entirely), and Germany is one of the m
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by ionised 8y ago
You are asserting that depression is a learned behaviour?
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by ionised 8y ago
I think he's saying non-existence is the natural state and the decision to live and expend energy gathering resources just to survive needs to be justified, rather than be expected to justify your wish to stop existing.
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by ionised 8y ago
> Culture views these ideations as something that needs to be treated as they are either a sign that some part of you is malfunctioning, or an evolutionary relic that now does more harm to society than good. Culture might want to look at
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by ionised 8y ago
Your point being?
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by ionised 8y ago
> Well - currently the UK has the City of London As a UK citizen I'm not sure that's such a good thing for the average Brit.
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by ionised 8y ago
I asked why speaking out against your employer was juvenile. I didn't ask why expecting not to get fired for it was not juvenile (though it is and the law protects me from stupid reactionary shit like that in my country).
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by ionised 8y ago
Tell us what fictional country you originate from where the law dictates that you must aid and abet breaking of the law by a current or previous employer.
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by ionised 8y ago
> Speaking out against your employer is juvenile Why?
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by ionised 8y ago
I de-Googled completely a few years ago and it's nowhere near as difficult as people think. The initial switching of accounts can be tedious, but it's a one-time job, and there are alternatives all all Google's services out t
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by ionised 8y ago
I'd love to see them try this in the EU.
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by ionised 8y ago
Banning hormone-treated beef and chlorine washed chicken would protect customers from shitty food though.
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by ionised 8y ago
lol, Thatcher is to blame for the gutting of British manufacturing. If you want to know why we became a service economy with a heavy focus on banking and the City of London, the neoliberals in the Tory and Labour parties are responsible,
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by ionised 8y ago
Yes, the UK benefitted greatly from the massive net positive contribtuions that immigration had on its economy.
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by ionised 8y ago
Someone further up in the thread posted better sources.
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by ionised 8y ago
I don't buy that for a second.
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by ionised 8y ago
That's only true for people who had shaky principles and no integrity in the first place.

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