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by nxm 2y ago
such as?
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by nxm 2y ago
Companies negotiate for all employees without tiers for „high value” employees. What do you consider the norm? 90%+ of Americans have some form of health insurance. I don’t have a bad one, but it’s not as great as some public sector employ
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Column level lineage for one
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In other news, Porsche Mecans and Cayennes vastly outsell 911s
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Wildfires have always occurred, just that mansions are now in the way
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Who was checking the fact checkers, when they were wrong quite often?
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That's where the profit margins are at the moment
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~11 million illegal crossings since 2020, more than the combined populations of several states.
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by nxm 2y ago
Should I spend 15 minutes each way driving (carbon emissions) to the store and waste 1 hr of my time in this case, when it can be delivered to me tomorrow? I definitely want to support local, but the cost/benefits are not as clear in
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by nxm 2y ago
Her policy changes have been countlessly shut down/overturned by courts since she's overstepped her authority.
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Yes, I'd rather be where opposing views are allowed. Remember when Covid vax was promoted as it'd prevent you from spreading the disease, or that they were "safe" (no heart related side effects). People don't win wh
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by nxm 2y ago
Same was said of tobacco... and I don't see any ads on TV for tobacco.
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Same thing could said of real estate agents
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The failure of realize how mainstream media lied and covered for Kamala and the Democratic party in mind blowing here. Just one tiny example, "Joe Biden is in top shape" a month before he pushed out.
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by nxm 2y ago
Covid was coming to an end, and yet Democrats decided to still go on another trillion dollar spending spree, inevitably leading to inflation. It's incorrect to characterize this as "pure economic ignorance among voters"
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Most will be wasted through corruption I'm willing to bet
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How are the income taxes in comparison?
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"Speaking at an all-hands meeting for AWS, unit CEO Matt Garman said nine out of 10 workers he has spoken with support the new policy, which takes effect in January, according to a transcript reviewed by Reuters." Beyond hard to b
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Risk of killing someone while driving high
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What if I told you I put in more hours of actual work from home because it's not spent commuting or recovering from a stressful commute?
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Wages and hence manufacturing costs are higher in the US
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Tarrifs exist to protect higher wage jobs here in the US. There are no tariffs on foreign makers as long as they produce the cars or truck in the US.
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by nxm 2y ago
Factor in 7% or so goes into 401K, but its up to you - and medical insurance is usually largely covered by the employer.
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by nxm 2y ago
Well a surrender (we stop war but current regime stays in power) vs an unconditional surrender is something different. The terms must be agreed on.
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Which I believe is very dire financial state - I don't count on it supporting me much in the future.
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Most Black folks want safety in their neighborhoods, period, and that is not possible without police and hence most support it. You don't hear "Defund the Police" anymore because we know how well it worked out.
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Meanwhile in California...
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PG & E is "heavily regulated" and yet Newsome allowed them to not upgrade power lines which eventually caused massive wild fires
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"The law now shields the majority of housing projects from the Board of Supervisors’ scrutiny and allows developers to skip through the long wait times, hearings and environmental review processes that tack months" A lot of these
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Coming likely from a highly paid software developer which earns more money than 85% of society.

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