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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Okay, so they made the claim that nearly every software engineer is against it. What is the proof?
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Did he ask every software engineer? How did he take this poll?
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
That's odd because there are tons of engineers with software patents.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Not paying severance is not wage theft. Severance was not included in Twitter's employee contract.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
How is it criminal behavior to not offer severance, which 99% of companies don't offer? Not offering severance has nothing to do with criminal behavior. If so, 99% of small businesses owners would be imprisoned in your world.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Severance is typically not "unambiguously contractually owed." The fact that many here would want company executives imprisoned for not offering goodwill boggles my mind.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
The most impressive con is how you think you know what's better for people down South than they do.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
It's ironic that you at first seem concerned about "normal folks that embrace the song", but then "down punch" them by calling them "useful idiots" at the end. Your "lack of awareness" is quite s
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Good catch. You're right that rent is cheaper in Germany than Mississippi, which I did not know.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
How exactly are they getting higher wages if their union factory jobs are moved overseas?
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
How is there "better" work when almost all of the new factories are opening in (or relocating to) right to work states? TSMC is opening the chip factories in Phoenix in a state that has right to work laws. Intel is opening one in
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Median income only makes sense if cost of living is the same but it's not. The median house price in Germany is $410,000 and the median one in Mississippi is $254,900. It would be easier to afford a home in Mississippi with a $24.5k in
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Median income is not an objective measure to compare wealth. Again as I said below, it does not take into account non-income based compensation like food stamps, housing assistance or child tax credits. For example, Medicaid compensation fo
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
It's quite ironic that you say that "economic systems should serve humans" but then support "tariffs" which will significantly increase the cost of living for the aforementioned humans.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Then they'll move their factories overseas. Unions do not have a monopoly on workers.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Companies can just relocate to right to work states which they have been doing.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
It wasn't meant to be snarky and I apologize if it came off that way. Median income doesn't account for federal and state benefits and other non-income compensation like food stamps, housing assistance, medicare, medicaid and chil
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
GDP/capita typically measures economic wealth and is typically used to compared economies. "Median income" does not account for cost of living which can explain how Mississippi can have a higher quality of life despite a lowe
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
There are many right to work states that don't force union membership.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Mississippi, being the poorest state in the union, is as rich as Germany (GDP/capita).
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Many healthcare plans cover emergency out of network hospitals.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Well, there are thousands of banks in the US alone that offer mortgages and loans.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Most Americans have access to AT&T, Verizon and T Mobile. They also have a choice of insurance plans and healthcare providers.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
You're right but the person is talking in the context of competition and how competition doesn't reduce profit margins "for industries with big capital requirements."
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
We have seen that work many times actually if you know anything about economics and capitalism.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Which industries with big capital requirements don't have competitors?
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
You completely misunderstand where billionaire wealth comes from. They are billionaires on paper, not from funneling money from workers to their bank accounts.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
This is not how the economy works. It is not a zero sum game.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
There is close to $1 trillion spent on Medicaid a year.
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by jntvjnvutnuvt 3y ago
Print trillions of dollars and then you can't figure out where inflation is coming from?

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