johngladtj

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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Except all you need to do is look at the tax code and see that is untrue.
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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Yes, you can buy a months supply for 30$ at Walmart
3. 63.▲
   by johngladtj 2y ago

   It hasn't.
4. 64.▲
   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Whether their preferred companies are receiving it or not.
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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   I personally know some of the people who were attacked by these orcas, and had to be towed to madeira as a result. These "luxury yatches" are small, second and third hand vessels bought for less than your car is worth after a life
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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   >Ask yourself, do Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the US, Britain, Ireland, etc, all have the same inability to build or is there maybe some other common cause? Do they all have zoning, urban planning requirements, and restrictions on wh
7. 67.▲
   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Employees have a contractual claim, one that is above shareholders and most other creditors, nothing more nothing less. By all accounts they are being made whole, and can go off and get another job. Employees have no more of a right to sell
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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Sometimes that's the best option.
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   by johngladtj 2y ago

   Yes, I did. Sale-leasebacks are common and perfectly reasonable business strategies. Generally speaking lease liabilities have a lower cost of capital than other types of debt, so making such a deal can help the company. None of the decisio
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    I'm continually amazed by how much outrage normal and perfectly reasonable business strategies generate in the general public. None of this is unusual or in any way wrong. Red lobster (and olive garden) were mismanaged, and the investm
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    You're right, the Stasi was significantly less powerful and capable than their modern equivalents.
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Ever heard of euthanasia?
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    The liability shield isn't necessarily a government creation either. 90% of it can be defined by contract law, it's only when interfacing with third parties not in contract with the corporation that it comes up, but that tends to
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    There is no slander here because there is no expectation that those are the actual people doing it.
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Getting out of the way would help.
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Sure, that is not this system though. If you'd like to implement it you're welcome to go tell your largest voting bloc that your primary objective is to almost completely remove their entitlements and leave them to starve to death
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    It's literally the mouthpiece of a political party...
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Lower capital gains taxes? What?
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    If you don't demand at least 100x returns why would you invest in something with a 99% chance of total failure? Is your argument that investors should willingly do things with a negative expected value?
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Regulation always increases costs, it's just that not all costs are easily visible
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Why are you ONLY considering the cash YouTube pays? Seems like that's an incomplete sample. I'm sure I can get lower revenue numbers for movies by ignoring major revenue sources.
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    I'm not asking about a single video, I'm asking about the aggregate spending. Mr. Beast spends over 2 million per video btw, not 250k The point I'm making is that while copyright based business models might be the prevalent f
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    How much is the aggregate spending on YouTube videos?
24. 84.▲
    by johngladtj 2y ago

    How do you measure innovation?
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    What qualifiers?
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Ok, so you expect the airline to mine the ore to make the tools needed to mine the ore needed to make the aluminum used in the packaging of the snacks they give out on board? Think about exactly where this ends.
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    Name one country with rule of law so that I may show you an example of such rule not existing
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    by johngladtj 2y ago

    So the disaster can spread nationally rather than being contained locally? The true solution is simple, reverse the infringement on property rights that is causing the issue in the first place. The only one who should have any say about wha
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    by johngladtj 3y ago

    Why do you think workers should be entitled to more than they agreed contractually? Should they also be liable for the losses incurred?
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    by johngladtj 3y ago

    Plenty you people were, you just don't notice it.