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11y ago
I'm just going to start flagging them unless we get links to the full story.
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As mentioned by another poster (who's comment is now dead?) How is this different than when Apple, Microsoft, Cisco, Oracle, HP and Google "hide" their money offshore in places like Ireland and the Cayman Islands, which help
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Scroll to the bottom: https://www.occrp.org/en/panamapapers/ Look at "Who supports our work" It has Soros' fingerprints all over it. He's at it again: attacking nationalism (Russia, far-right p
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The FSA in Syria also broke the ceasefire just 2 days ago to the dismay of John Kerry and others, and the Russians still have great intel: Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov says that some mass media are preparing an outspoken pr
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11y ago
Why on earth Putin & Co will try to evade taxes and hide his money? Why would the anti-russia media focus on one powerful rich person as being bad? Gee, I wonder...
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11y ago
The data isn't available because it's only for specific media outlets to report on. They would hate to incriminate anyone who isn't Putin by accident.
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11y ago
No, it was created by George Soros with the help of some US institutions.
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11y ago
I let you have the apple and you owe me 1.5 apples at some later point. You value the apple more then getting 1.5 apples later I value getting 1.5 apples later more than I value getting the apple now You got something, I'll get somethi
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11y ago
It used to be gold. Now it is $1 USD for $1 USD.
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Serious question: Do you feel that society should be re-adjusted/obligated in some way to make more upwardly-mobile paths for writers?
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Find one example of a poor person working hard and becoming rich! You can't! Ergo, myth.
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However I'm not actually sure why this specific article was the one being picked for a second chance. You must be new to the geekosphere, so let me answer that for you: People like to white knight visible minorities and women while a
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11y ago
The author said as much in her last sentence: "It’s the work I want to own." Upward mobility is largely a myth www.buzzfeed.com To say it's just a story about her experience is subversive, to say the least.
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11y ago
Many messages could be inferred but the title gave more than enough subtext to give the author's/publisher's intent. What I gathered from this is that the author is making bad career choices and people in her family are prone
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11y ago
It was either: 1) A brainfart on OP's part or 2) You're watching someone who doesn't do chores pontificate on how bad "the poor people" have it.
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"We do chores. You live life." The implication being that they consider their workforce to be less than human. That doesn't follow at all. Just because people do chores it doesn't mean they aren't able to live or
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11y ago
Twenty three paragraphs but no message. The message is "tax the rich".
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-9 out of 77 Chinese were asked if they have Vancouver property -BS extrapolation leads to 33% figure I believe it Ladies and gentlemen, just remember that economic bubbles aren't only bubbles in assets, finance, and the structure of
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11y ago
It's possible, but the usual pattern is that Intel is slightly price-competitive with AMD when the CPUs are in the same range of performance, and then Intel's prices just rocket upward after that. There's no reason to not com
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* Hence, policy interventions aiming to spur economic activity should work better if they inject money into the system at the lower end, rather than from the top.* Cantillon effects: In Essai, Cantillon provided an advanced version of John
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11y ago
It wouldn't be gov't if that isn't exactly what they did.
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11y ago
IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD (again)
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11y ago
finally come around to the idea that climate change exists Yes... they somehow impose carbon taxes, go to climate summits and make up protocols to agree to but none of them believe in climate change.
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11y ago
Climate change scares me so much It shouldn't. The climate has always been changing. Do that thing that humans do: be adaptable.
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11y ago
Actions speak values. If you aren't acting on what you call values, they aren't values.
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11y ago
If a homosexual bigot wants to discriminate against christians, well, that's not great but up to them. When the state wants to discriminate against christians, that's worse, especially since "right to family life" is a h
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He's not a Mozilla exec. He got shamed out of his job for having had donated money to a group that was against same-sex marriage. Basically, all people who hold Christian values don't deserve to have a job.
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I've yet to see anyone pro-ssm get behind this kind of thinking, even though it is completely fair and rational to all groups. They want the state involved and for the state to define marriage so as to make it unfair to those who don&#
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It's not fear of homosexuals. It's just that what they have isn't marriage.
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There's a world of difference between opposing gay marriage and supporting a white supremacist terrorist organization. They're not even remotely comparable. You shouldn't have responded. :( The guy is obviously a troll.
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