roflulz

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by roflulz 5y ago
so much irony
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by roflulz 5y ago
have you heard of indian reservations?
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by roflulz 5y ago
my uber driver told me she was offered $100 bonus after giving just 3 rides if she started driving again...
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by roflulz 5y ago
it became a state in 1959 with everything finally crushed out of it - before that it was still a quasi territory with more independence
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by roflulz 5y ago
isn't the US Military the equivalent of the "Manchu" here? (The US Military wiped out the natives, took all their land, and brought and enforced slavery on this land?) Didn't the US just annex Hawaii as an official state
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by roflulz 6y ago
Both China and India have lower CO2 emissions per capita than the US....
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by roflulz 6y ago
13.5K is the mean - the median is around $6k and the US Mean income is much much higher - various sources show something around $70K.
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by roflulz 6y ago
the average annual income in China is something around $12K. I would not say it is developed, just because the top percentile of the population seem to live lavish lives. did a quick look - median income is around $4K-6K a year. there is no
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by roflulz 6y ago
How do you explain certain states and cities doing so much better, even within the US? And other western countries, such as NZ, Canada, and Germany really beating the US in every metric possible? Experience is not the key here. Quality of l
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by roflulz 6y ago
consumers get it cheaper than it should actually cost? restaurants get to sell more volume during covid, otherwise there's no way they'd have the volume to support staying open, and drivers are getting paid for something that norm
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by roflulz 6y ago
ironically, the people in the US against universal health care because of a fear of death panels are the same ones demanding a death panel now.
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by roflulz 6y ago
lets say you can usually interact with 5-10 people closely everyday. Even a tech company is going to be more diverse than the average person's 10 closest friends/family members.