throwaway7656

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by throwaway7656 8y ago
> Im just used to government paid education You are from Europe, right? And you have rigorious exams to sort out the folks who will get the government-paid education and who will not. And this is ok, since Europe is more or less homogeno
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
Well, you consider it to be cheap and effective -- in 2018. But back in 2016: Obama said there was “no serious” person who would suggest it was possible to rig American elections, adding, “I’d invite Mr. Trump to stop whining and go try to
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
Well, there are some trends (such as dropping life expectancy for whites without college degree [0]), which are without precedent. It's literally unheard for developed country to have a dropping life expectancy in XX century. So, maybe
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
Exuse me sir, but this approach is well known as "Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt", or FUD in short. It definitely works, meaning it shifts the public opinion, and quite effectively so, but I would rather examine the facts and form my
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
>combined with funds illegally collected from a hostile foreign power If you can prove it, Mueller is all ears.
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
You gotta understand the ruling elites though. It was fun to watch different "Springs" happening in some distant lands. Not so much fun when "American Spring" happens in your own country, even if it's a "mild&q
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
first article was written in 2000. it talks about projections (!) of 2001 budget.
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by throwaway7656 9y ago
Economic role model? Are you even serious? US debt on 6th of March 2000 was 5.7 trillions. [0] Today it is 20.8 trillions. And what USA has to show for the mere 15 trillions of debt? Affordable healthcare? Free education? Absence of homeles