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by lamarpye 8y ago
Maybe if you treat "Canada as a national security treat" as a posture during trade negotiations, it might not be such a hard argument.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Right. I was being sarcastic.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
It is surprising that the insurance industry isn't regulated.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Praise Jesus
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Every single person in the caravan has expressed their intention to follow a fully legal process for applying for asylum? That is good to know, I guess there isn't any chance that they are lying or they don't understand the asylu
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Keep the unskilled labor tight, put upward pressure on wages for unskilled labor.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
"Consent of the governed?" EDIT: Good to see the down votes
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Sure. We have a huge shortage of unskilled labor in the US, if this shortage isn't addressed, it might put upward pressure on wages for unskilled workers. We can not allow this to happen to the ownership class
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Serious question, are you just hand waving the Cultural Revolution away or have you never heard of it? Maybe it's like a C and a program stack, they just don't teach it in college anymore, because it's not important and you d
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by lamarpye 8y ago
That is how I read it, maybe there is a subtlety I am missing.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
The operative word here is "could".
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Is this a crime?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Who is this "we" that you refer to?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Why is Wisconsin corrupt?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Sure. Halfway. The proof is so obvious, no need to mention it.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Not really. The US followed certain rules of engagement in Iraq and Afghanistan that a truly ruthless military would not. For example the Battle of Fallujah was fought with Vietnam level tactics. There were about 100 KIA for the US side.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
The increasing size of the unskilled labor pool? Could that be it?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Actually, don't really see how that is relevant to this particular example.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
I don't see that much sadness in this. These people aren't zoo animals. They want to enjoy modern life and the things that come from it. Things like rights for women.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Who are these extremely productive peasants and where do they live? We could use some at our company.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
It worked for Stanley and Zero at Camp Green Lake
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by lamarpye 8y ago
I have meet people that believe Obama knew how to do it.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Not following your logic, Obama gave ISIS fertile soil to grow by removing American troops from Iraq, which seems the opposite of a Pax America policy. I also don't understand how fighting ISIS made it worse.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Other than the song "Imagine", when has it been in fashion?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Polls of older people in Vietnam might reflect some survivor bias. The communists weren't very gentle to regime opponents. Apparently they weren't gentle to ethnic Chinese either, I have met many that were forced to flee in boats
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Maybe this is another lie my teacher told me, but is the US now responsible for Syrian Civil War?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
Then do polls in South Korea.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
How does the Korean War fit in? Was the United States too aggressive to the peaceful North Koreans?
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by lamarpye 8y ago
This is a change from their normal business practices, usually they would steal performance results and publish them as their own.
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by lamarpye 8y ago
> A good first step would be to get rid of Diane Feinstein. Father Time is undefeated.

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