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by mushbino 5y ago
Doesn't every country have official languages that they teach and conduct business in? There are very few groups who still speak their native languages after being assimilated into the US. Tibetan is still being taught in schools there
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by mushbino 5y ago
The liberty city seven is a good example of just how far informants can go. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberty_City_Seven There are actually a ton of examples now that I'm thinking about it. Canadian entrapm
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by mushbino 5y ago
The wealth is still produced by labor in your example. The question of who should keep how much is a different thing entirely.
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by mushbino 5y ago
Considering how poorly neoliberalism has been doing, why should countries be forced to join otherwise risk becoming a target?
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by mushbino 5y ago
Wouldn't that explicitly prevent them from doing just that? Also, so far NATO has been used to bomb Yugoslavia and Libya. It appears it's NATO doing the picking off, doesn't it?
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by mushbino 5y ago
There is no open door policy with NATO. Russia and the Soviet union have tried to join NATO at least a few times publicly and were rejected every time. What's the point of NATO again?
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by mushbino 5y ago
https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/the-azov-... This is not to mention C14 or the свобода (Svoboda) political party aside from the Azov battalion. They have an outsized influence in Ukrainian polit
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by mushbino 5y ago
This is what I'm saying. People saying Nazis are okay as long as they're killing people I'm told to hate. I've spent lots of time in Ukraine and Ukrainian is my 3rd language. I have many friends there, but unfortunately
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by mushbino 5y ago
Yeltsin: "Hold my vodka:
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by mushbino 5y ago
I've been seeing a pretty big wave of Nazi apologists on the left lately. It feels like now that everyone knows we've been arming Nazis in Ukraine they moved from denying it to saying Nazis weren't all that bad. Imo, Putin is
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by mushbino 5y ago
In my experience, an inner circle is established at a company when it is still relatively small. Those fortunate enough to be in that protected circle can do no wrong. Any hires after that in group is established bear the brunt of that comp
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by mushbino 5y ago
Labor creates all wealth.
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by mushbino 5y ago
How many inspectors have been allowed into Ft. Detrick?
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by mushbino 5y ago
They've allowed inspectors from the WHO to investigate twice: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.france24.com/en/asia-pacifi...
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by mushbino 5y ago
The US military was in Wuhan for the military games right at the beginning of the outbreak and they were some of the first to get sick. They also flew through Seattle to get there, which was the site of the first outbreak in the US. Combine
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by mushbino 5y ago
Russian propaganda has been completely steamrolled regarding the current war. The US has by far the most sophisticated propaganda apparatus in world history and it shows when Americans think they are completely free from propaganda. Have yo
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by mushbino 5y ago
Exactly. The news doesn't lie to me about the wealthy dodging taxes, but they sure don't report on it. There are also lots of technical truths, but heavily spun.
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What do you mean they're almost out? It sounds absurd they'd have such a small stockpile.
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by mushbino 5y ago
What percentage of power in Germany comes from solar?
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by mushbino 5y ago
It's an honest and legitimate question. The US government has been funding them, it's only fair we know if these funds are going to them. https://fair.org/home/what-you-should-really-know-about-ukra...
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by mushbino 5y ago
Is it assistant for the Azov battalion?
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by mushbino 5y ago
Use what you've got. My experience matches this, but with one exception: Confluence. It's where documents go to die.
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If you can't show the impact to the bottom line, why should the company care?
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Your wife's brain cancer wasn't generating revenue for the company. Capitalism is fueled by growth, not doing the morally right thing.
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by mushbino 5y ago
The highest in CA is 12.3% for anything over $625,370. Most here would be paying 9.3% which would bring the total to a little over a million, so yeah, about a million is right. Damn, we don't even get healthcare for all that and the b
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by mushbino 5y ago
So instead of banning revolving doors we should have fewer regulations on them? That somehow fixes the problem? Maybe allowing private money and politics to mix at all is the problem.
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Closer to $1,260,000
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It's also the case in China where 73% of millennials are homeowners.
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by mushbino 5y ago
You do follow the Hi with a question, right? You're messaging the person because you have an actual question, I'm assuming. Why not just combine them into one whole message instead of dividing them? I'm not sure I understand
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by mushbino 5y ago
There isn't a chemical distinction that separates alcohol from other drugs, only social constructs.

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