mediterrenean

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   by mediterrenean 5y ago

   Interestingly anything Indian mentioned in this forum most of the time sounds chauvinistic to me. Not this comment itself but the point it makes at the end says what I mean. There’s this effort trying to appear distinguished.
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   Correlation does not imply causation.
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   When you start your argument by comparing company CEOs to politicians you are already lost it.
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   If you have enough money you can even elect a monkey for any office. It’ll be news to you maybe but that has happened already.
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   I believe in rule of law that applies to all, ideally equally. That's step #1 for democracy. Democracy is a process that involves me in the decision making. That’s it, very simple. I just do not see that is happening nor they have the
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   Agree, some are truly like that. My comment, which is nothing but a rant was against the senate hearing, and the way it is conducted. It is nothing but a circus to make believe the public that senators are acting for the benefit of the publ
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   Thanks for a detailed reply and analysis. There’s nothing I can disagree in these since it is an attempt to explain further why we do what we do. Also replying to other comments as well, life might leave one without much choice when especia
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   I do not think this is due to low wages. Quality of ones morality is not necessarily measured by ones wage. If one is corruptible/corrupt there’s always a price point (or some other excuse) one falls for it.
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   by mediterrenean 8y ago

   I like him giving the the middle finger. Why does he have to satisfy a bunch of egomaniac corrupt politician who has been net negative for the society. Why we have to watch in awe of their complete disconnect from current affairs of the soc