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by sdinsn 7y ago
If Iraq stated that US strikes violated their sovereignty, surely they would say the same about Iran's strikes?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
How Iran ends? Maybe
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> Additionally, I have yet to encounter any example of reasonable discourse that's being legally suppressed by hate speech laws What is "reasonable" discourse? The purpose of freedom of speech is that all discourse is allo
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> "the private companies engaging in evaluating what's permissible speech" They have the right to control how people use their property. It's a completely different discussion than the one about government control
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by sdinsn 7y ago
What does this have to do with the article?
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Honda gives me a loaner for my Honda civic which costed about 20k...
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> He was neither given rental nor Uber or loaner etc That's surprising. Whenever I take my honda in for service, I always get offered a loaner (even if it's just a couple hours of service)
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> endangered the health of many people Endangered the health of two people
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They are still going to be called Airmen as far as I know
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Debt, the same way the US pays for literally everything
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Would you like to expand on your comment? This committee is irrelevant.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
The SF's creation doesn't change anything.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> daily, if you copy the frequency of modern funds Modern S&P500 funds like SPY or VOO rebalance quarterly FYI
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> I am uncertain how else the visual studio code team should've responded They should have responded "No" to the crazy person who equated a santa claus hat to a swastika.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I disagree. This wasn't a divisive issue, this was ONE troll who raised an issue. MSFT should have simply said "No" to this troll. It's also worth mentioning that the original issue violated Code of Conduct as well, but
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by sdinsn 7y ago
They don't. Ultimately, it's Microsoft's fault for giving in
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The S&P 500 just tracks the largest 500 publicly traded companies. So no, it's not difficult to approximate.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
He said REITs- ones' personal income and credit rating is not relevant
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Was the author of that article a freelance writer?
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(2018)
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Making changes to health insurance based on customer genetic information is illegal in the US.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
I don't understand how people believing in alien abductions can be used to criticize gun ownership.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
But many people (including myself) don't believe in the concept of "natural rights". I accept that rights only exist if they are granted to you and protected under law. Therefore, my rights to own guns is in fact derived from
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> Isn't this only for mutual funds? No.
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Scraping public information is legal.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Still? I never have
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by sdinsn 7y ago
Vanguard has fractional shares because it supports DRIPs. (Robinhood does not support DRIPs.)
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> And is this something that exists outside of Robinhood? Yes, it exists in every other broker. RH is just slow
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Nowadays you can find 128GB for < $1k. And that's the retail price, not the wholesale price.
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by sdinsn 7y ago
> It is implemented via taxes The purpose of taxes isn't to take from the rich and give to the poor. > Also who are you? Huh? I'm nobody, why are you asking?

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