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by pb7 2y ago
Austria donated what amounts to a couple of helmets but no one is talking about that. Must be nice being surrounded by NATO countries and a wealthy world police state across the world you can free-ride.
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by pb7 2y ago
Just about everything in this world has gotten someone killed. Do you believe in allowing the sale of coconuts knowing they kill people yearly?
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by pb7 2y ago
Yes, people in the US don't get arrested for that.
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by pb7 2y ago
Trump won the popular vote which means the majority of the country voted for Trump or did not vote.
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by pb7 2y ago
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by pb7 2y ago
Interesting how "it all works out and we realize that there was a lot of mismanagement and misappropriated funds" isn't one of your options. My money is on that one.
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by pb7 2y ago
It's double trigger vesting. You vest proportionally based on your length of employment but the company is private so you can't liquidate and then they fully vest (meaning you can sell what had vested by the end of your employment
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by pb7 2y ago
Insert any other country of your choice that has a government sturdier than a lemonade stand. You're free to follow the legal process to come to the country to seek your pursuit of happiness.
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by pb7 2y ago
Competition is as old as time. There are single celled organisms on your skin right now competing for resources to live. There is nothing more innate to life than this.
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by pb7 2y ago
The US is a sovereign nation which has a right to defend its borders from illegal invaders. Try to enter or stay in Singapore illegally and see what happens to you.
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by pb7 2y ago
Except they are: Taiwan.
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by pb7 2y ago
Maybe it has nothing to do with race.
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by pb7 2y ago
Look how hard they're tiptoeing around the issue as if you can't just check and see who commits the who most crime per capita in the US and see that there are zero of those people in Japan. Gee, what could be the issue I wonder.
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by pb7 2y ago
"Everyone that thinks differently than me is a loser" is an unhinged take.
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by pb7 2y ago
The deciles are much further apart and the ceiling is massive. Compare the medians of all the countries (the US is at or near the top) then compare the 90th percentile and the US is heads and shoulders over the next highest.
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by pb7 2y ago
I'm sure this attitude has absolutely nothing to do with how poorly these interactions go. There is a certain irony in your generalizations...
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by pb7 2y ago
Yes, I have, it's been than anything else out there and it's not even close. There was never a moment in time that Waymo was not a distant leader despite how competitors wanted to appear.
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by pb7 2y ago
There is no intra-Europe flight as long as SF is to NY. There is no narrow body flight that serves two full meals in economy in Europe. There are practically no wide-body intra-Europe flights, certainly none that serve any meals. Most fligh
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by pb7 2y ago
I've never had this issue as a 6'3" person that's in the 99.9th percentile for miles flown across 30+ different airlines. You must be a giant. For giants, they have economy seats with extra legroom, premium economy, and
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by pb7 2y ago
>Flying in the US is uniformly terrible No, it isn't. It's uniformly terrible when you choose the cheapest option which coincidentally is the driving force behind air travel reducing extra comforts.
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by pb7 2y ago
I've flown Frontier a few times and the most recent time they were delayed by like 5 hours (maintenance issue, no replacement plane) and once they finally started boarding, they plucked out like 40 people whose bags were "too big&
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by pb7 2y ago
If you had just clicked on any of the destinations in the link, you would see that it shows Ryanair and easyJet as options.
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by pb7 2y ago
The implied status comes from not subjecting oneself to the kind of people that have to fly Spirit. You're paying for dignity and not having to deal with screaming fighting people that will end up on viral videos. Europeans with adul
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by pb7 2y ago
>The low cost carriers I've flown in Western Europe and Asia were way better than the the regular US carriers (United, Delta, Southwest, etc.) They had much better seating, planes, restrooms, policies, etc. Which carriers exactly? N
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by pb7 2y ago
Maybe it doesn't exist in lesser countries but it does in the US of A.
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by pb7 2y ago
>Waymo is now the clear leader in self-driving Always has been.
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by pb7 2y ago
That's a little bit how the law works. If you get sentenced for a conviction, your good deeds will affect the decision. Sometimes people get off entirely based on who they are (e.g. athletes, execs, etc).
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by pb7 2y ago
The upper class is thickening faster than the lower class though so technically social mobility is high.
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by pb7 2y ago
If someone spits in your food, you better eat it because there are millions of people who don’t have food reliably.
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by pb7 2y ago
Some people having it worse doesn't invalidate my problems. This is the cornerstone of all social issues.

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