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Its a very common way to say "white people pay for everyone", without actually having to say so. Which is why the 4 million taxpayers typically matches the number of white adults.
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Don't all 60 million also pay fuel levies, consumption taxes on alcohol and tobacco, and VAT on purchases? Your tax base might be wider than you are alluding to.
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7y ago
For the love of all things rational, please, please show us where any scientist on the IPCC ever claimed the Australian fires were the worst. I am begging now.
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7y ago
> you have an initiative to enlarge the second group. Only if the efficiency and quality is worth it. Which, having had the pleasure of meeting some of our local incarcerated, its vanishingly unlikely.
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Won't you be darling, and just 1. LINK the exact IPCC report you found blatant lies in 2. copy in your correspondence with the authors of the papers 3. copy in your own data that exposed the lies. You won't, because you cannot.
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Their best move is to make WeChat the operating system. Hell, there are already >50 000 mini-programs that run inside WeChat. Then get maps from the Europeans. Then sponsor the development of the top 20 local apps in their top 50 markets
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Perhaps, just perhaps he is considering their competence to help in end Google's monopoly, rather than their ethics - which is orthogonal and irrelevent to the task.
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> …will carry their views to their graves Ever consider then that you might be wrong? No, of course not.
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I envy you: it must be nice to participate in a debate and get to be the one who makes the rules up as you go.
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Then perhaps we will get fusion-powered, self-driving cars in one go.
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Afrikaans: opgewonde → excited Dutch: opgewonde → aroused. :)
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When I learnt Dutch is came is a surprise that ‘opgewonde’ does not mean excited. I told many an executive at KPN that I was opgewonde to work on their project. :)
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The space shuttle also flew for along time without problems. Until … it didn’t.
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Then Ephesians 6:5-8 and Colossians 3:22 telling slaves to obey their masters is going to be a doozie to implement and defend.
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Indeed, but it’s not the Japanese whining all day and all night about how the Chinese are stealing their precious gifts to the world. :)
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I had to write and sign a letter to a Vodafone group company testifying that I would always wear my seatbelt when driving to their offices. Even though that is the law of the land.
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> it is is fair to make comparisons to 18th/19th century events? Yes
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Then use the car industry as an example: the American car manufacturers' internal combustion engines looks identical to those of the the Germans. To quote you: "who figured out how to build them first."
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No, don't be daft.
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> 1 hour morning prep to go out What on earth are you doing?
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When you add the Gemstone/S transparent object database to the mix is is truly astonishing.
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My guess is the proof the Germans were shown was a plan to tax their cars at 40%.
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Well, don't foget In-Q-Tel: the CIA's very own venture capital company. What better way to launder look-away money, or insert code. Have a gander at the companies they have had their paws on: Palantir, Inktomi, Docker, ArcSight, e
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7y ago
> At least in the US there is some legal procedure, accountability and civil society culture around limiting govt power. No: go read about National Security Letters.
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Given that almost none have ever tried, what would you base your opinion on. As in, what facts?
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I’ll let the Washington Post explain... “If Washington can cut China off from American technology at will, China will be determined to build its own technological infrastructure, top to bottom.“ https://www.washingtonpost.com
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> Keeping point A and point B truly anonymous Read and write encrypted packets to alt.anon ?
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> aggressive implementation of inflicting "pain" in their systems via economic measures. You might find this becomes their Sputnik moment.
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Yip, and a former British colony. Hence… 'A' is for aardvaark.
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> You don't have a boss. Unless everyone can make equally large payments on behalf of the company, you most certainly have bosses. Find those people. They are the bosses. Everything else is theatre.
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