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x5n1
11y ago
Wonder how is that after tax net income. But yes there has to be a unicorn there and this is one of those exceptions. Most Amazon retailers are complaining about getting shafted.
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11y ago
I don't know I can't find it in my conscience to justify scumbags that are well known to be scumbags but use criminal syndicates to hide their crimes. For instance the mafia uses smaller gangsters to commit crimes and then hide be
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11y ago
I don't disagree with your assertion that people complain, and I don't disagree that when people complain the police should look into it. I don't agree on massive dragnets going after thousands of people in the name of fighti
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11y ago
> unless someone complains about something expressly Would cover your case.
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11y ago
The entire common legal system is set up in a way that is the exact opposite of this. Everyone is breaking the law all the time. It's suppose to be the case that unless someone complains about something expressly, that the government i
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11y ago
DEA needs to be dismantled. What are useless organization. They are thugs that go after the poor. Founded by Nixon to basically do just that. Some interesting facts: "The total budget of the DEA from 1972 to 2014, according to the agen
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11y ago
Great law should have exemption for certain things.
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x5n1
11y ago
And so the government should ban them outright.
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11y ago
need ai or Bayesian filter to detect such attacks and block them from most users. But leave the user and feed alone, just make sure the target of the attack and the general public never see the messages. Much like a shadow ban.
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11y ago
But I can hate on Obama and the democratic party and the Chinese can't do the same against the Communist party. Functionally I don't know how being able to criticize the government actually changes anything. In terms of corruption
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11y ago
The leadership does not believe in the Founding Fathers or the Constitution in the way Americans would like. At best they see it as a set of rules made by people just like themselves that they can adjust and change to meet the needs of the
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11y ago
Snowden can just as easily be a pressure value, to allow this sort of things to normalize in the public consciousness in a certain way with a certain narrative. And it has normalized perfectly. Stuff that would make everything seem scary an
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11y ago
what isn't?
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11y ago
There is no reason when it comes to worshiping imaginary beings or hero worshiping people like Jesus Christ. That's not the home of reason, and no my "rant" was not an unfounded straw-man attack on religion. My "rant&quo
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11y ago
It's not about intelligent minds, sure they were intelligent enough to reason about certain things from the political bias of rich white men about the stuff going on in their lives in the 1700s; for example gun rights. It's about
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11y ago
Switzerland is an example of direct democracy that works just fine. There is also the idea of an Athenian democracy which I also support. At the end of the day the representative democracy has similar problems, where the representatives rep
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11y ago
Most Americans don't remember all the various other break off republics that Americans and American leadership wanted to spawn. The whole concept of a singular law via treaties, or large nations comprising of hundreds of millions of pe
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11y ago
At the same time doctor's income is actually decreasing. So America has a lot of parasitic Capitalists adding little value but sucking billions of dollars out of the system. This sort of Capitalism does no one any good. A lot of that m
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11y ago
Felt it was too out there.
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11y ago
Don't have a facebook account, problem solved. They can track you, but they can not make you look at their ads. Ad dollar dry up, so does the incentive to track you. Better yet don't go to stores that employ this sort of thing.
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11y ago
So is that to say that it's completely a choice and so we should treat these people as criminals and simply jail them with harsh sentences if they don't conform to our societal norms?
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Why does Google get to decide this? I mean what's the logic for this. For people it's wherever you spent most of your time. For a corporation it should be where and how and from whom you derived most of your revenue.
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11y ago
We have this for income, why does it not apply for corporations. Then countries make treaties with each other as to who gets what so corporations are not double taxes. The corporations have to declare all their income to all the countries t
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11y ago
Does not make sense to say that most people will not have jobs and we will have minimum income, and then add that all the infinite goods will be limited in supply by law. The whole point is yes we have no more jobs, and all the infinite go
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11y ago
Has homosexuality? In general in many of these cases they is definitely some element of OCD involved, as in hoarding millions of images, and the criminal offenses are set up in a way to penalize for each image using the same sort of logic a
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11y ago
Well biologically the person has inherited some genes that function in such a way as to lead to their obsession with young people. At the end of the day this is very much a mental problem that can be remedied with bioengineering. Not much e
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heh heh heh
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Perhaps it's hyperbole, but it happens. Maybe the losses are smaller maybe the time frame is longer. Whatever, it happens.
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No they devote incredible resources to covering their ass when shit hits the fan. Obviously compliance is another issue entirely. But they are always lobbying hard to get rid of that, until they get rid of it and shit hits the fan again. Ex
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11y ago
American business mantra: better to ask for forgiveness after committing the crime, then to ask for permission before. I don't know any major business who does not follow this.
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