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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Usually when someone ends a sentence with "would be confusing to consumers" its a give away that means a fast one is being pulled on the consumer. The article subline, "Besides gutting net neutrality, industry wants less scru
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Farage is a champion clown. He should give back the money he took in salary from the EU if he feels so strongly about the EU. Fleecing hardworking tax payers in both jurisdictions, With a message as out of touch and as quaint as the people
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
I would imagine, since the EU is where the Data resides, and the EU is the legal jurisdiction, that the EU would take precedence. Its monumental nationalistic and legal hubris to think that American law takes precedence anywhere in the worl
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
True. But I would say its mostly in the open. We can guess from contributions and declared lobbyist visits. Weasel worded bills and regulations in documents pushed through to old men who have mostly no idea or concept of what they are chang
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Facebook = AOL With AI. We should call Facebook AIOL in honor of this. Delete Facebook, instantly have less problems. Especially with annoying advertisers. Simple!
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Ah, Yes. American capitalism. Where the "Captains of Industry" wax lyrical about how "competition" and unbridled capitalism, are THE greatest and finest of things. But in reality, in American style capitalism, they pay p
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
They are keeping the machine running with "funding". Not actual profit? so understand they have to be mindful/careful on frivolities. If you gave a 100 million to the company, would you be annoyed if you found out about peopl
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Yea... this aint the DHS at the USA entry points...
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
I have seen him on the History channel also I think recently. He is the "it wasn't aliens" guy now.
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
.... go on.... im listening...
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
There is a better way probably, but we will never know it, because I'm sure that lobbyists have been paid to buy and pay for the politicians who will never implement it.
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
I think its lazy to blame politicians for this. Its complex, highly complex, financial horse trading. Its a loophole exploited. Thats probably far more sophisticated than any politician can reasonably be expected to understand deeply, let a
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
No ones saying that in the law of the jungle that isnt the case. It's different rules there for sure. But thats why we have progressed to where we are today. Since We live in a western democratic civilization, and there are laws agains
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
I know a lot of tech staff being made to relocate TO NJ. Due to Manhattan costs. This is a good thing for NJ.
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Perhaps, But, I'm wagering that with NYC pricing out anyone but wall st banks, the pressure will build and it will change out of necessity. NJ shall be remade and reborn!
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
Protectionism in capitalism does not work in the long run. Different forms of it are practiced to this day. US Capitalism is rife with with legislative protectionism.
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
According to wikipedia, it also has more engineers per square meter than any state in the US. Not quite the trashy state people are led to believe it is. Now that NYC is not affordable for startups, NJ will become a perfectly respectable te
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by throwawaymanbot 9y ago
You should go to Ireland. Completely Different jurisdiction. Still in the EU. Close enough so you can go back and forth between The UK and Ireland. If you contact idaireland @ ida .ie, they may have some relocation help available to avail o