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by point78 8y ago
As an ex smoker also, 100% agree!
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by point78 8y ago
Overpopulation
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by point78 8y ago
Damn right!
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by point78 8y ago
You obviously weren't on the internet in the late 90s!
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by point78 8y ago
With regulation what can be done with them tho
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by point78 8y ago
Everyone is complainig about the intro, but if you read the entire article some great info at the bottom....
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by point78 8y ago
Lmao. Spoken as someone who doesn't understand healthcare, education or basic social services. Eu dominates the US for quality of life and standard of living.
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by point78 8y ago
Population needs to be controlled. Just wait until India, China, Nigeria, etc all start wasting resources like middle class western world.
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by point78 8y ago
He could have probably chosen dozens of low wage jobs though
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by point78 8y ago
US and UK should be using other governments as examples that get it right. The answer to your problem is most definitely not to reduce taxes and Let billionares decide what goes where.
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by point78 8y ago
You mean how Amazon is being sued for hundreds of millions in the EU for dodging taxes? And the US is probably the worst example in the western world on how taxation should work. Case in point is this ridiculous idea that what Bezos is doin
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by point78 8y ago
Uh...yes? You think you can just open a business in country x, break their laws, then shrug your shoulders and say "Well it's legal where I'm from"
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by point78 8y ago
One person should not choose where and to what social services need funding. That's why we have government and not kings and queens.
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by point78 8y ago
Or maybe it's going towards health care, education, and social services. What a concept
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by point78 8y ago
This shouldn't even have to be done is the point
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by point78 8y ago
Pretty easy for a company to rise to the top when you treat employees like one step above prison labor
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by point78 8y ago
The websites are profiting off the visitors no matter what country they're in. If they don't want to follow the laws then block the country.
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by point78 8y ago
None of these are for remote jobs and just look like they are data farming
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by point78 8y ago
Half of these "sharing" economy services have nothing to do with sharing...
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by point78 8y ago
Very disappointed in EU here! Such a disgusting habit that kills and leads to large quality of life loss later in life. Needs to be severely reduced or banned altogether. Seeing 15 year olds smoke is a huge societal failure.
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by point78 8y ago
Wait, you really have no idea how taxes work in Europe? Higher taxes are an investment, not an expense. The public pays higher taxes for free education for example so our future doctors aren't 500k in debt when they graduate. Students
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by point78 8y ago
The difference here is before the donor had to be a near perfect fit. With this method they can build the scaffolding from any dead body then use recipients cells for the tissue. So we go from a couple thousand lung transplants a year with
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by point78 8y ago
Scientist in the article says we could see one in patients as soon as 5 years
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by point78 8y ago
Craigslist is doing amazing, but they are definitely an outlier
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by point78 8y ago
Sued to hell in a country with 1/10 the money of the western world doesn't mean a lot.
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by point78 8y ago
10 or 20 a month is completely reasonable for what you need...
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by point78 8y ago
When you rip off good social services they end up not working for anyone. If you don't agree with it, don't move there. Society doesn't need people like you.
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by point78 8y ago
One is a tax dodging multinational, the other are human beings. You're missing the point entirely.
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by point78 8y ago
Contact me for marketing. It doesn't matter if the product is the best thing since sliced bread, if it's not marketed it will fail.
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by point78 8y ago
Yet another reason (among many) the US is such a backwards country.

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