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RickJWag

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    Comment #16741371

    Reminds me of when Trump won the Republican nomination-- a gob of stories ran with basically the same theme and spin. There's no such thing as straight news. It's all spin, one way…

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    Comment #16718523

    Reminds me of the monetary damages levied against people who shared music files. There was a wrong-doing, but the punishment is excessive.

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    Comment #16718497

    Not victimless. That fraudulent vote cancelled a legitimate one. The punishment is excessive, but there is a real crime here.

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    Comment #16718468

    They'll be bored out of their skulls in no time. And if kids come along-- well, they'll want to go back to work anyway.

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    Comment #16718451

    It's no use being jealous of those that have lots of money. It comes with it's own problems, by the way. The good lesson of the article is this: If we spend less than we make (no m…

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    Comment #16718406

    We have yet to return to the excellent pop music of the 80s.

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    Comment #16684697

    Count me in the 'skip the Starbucks and buy index funds' category. Over time, it will make you much richer than you'd otherwise be. It really works.

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    Comment #16668345

    Wow, my home state of South Dakota at the top of the rankings. Snow days must have something to do with it.

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    Comment #16668309

    "This situation can’t endure for long – years, perhaps, but not decades." Time will prove this to be nonsense.

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    Comment #16664433

    You can learn a lot from old TV. I saw a Miami Vice episode a while back, the Bad Guy noted that the Dow Jones was about to break 1400. It's a constant upward trail, with peaks and…

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    Comment #16664412

    Great article. Hacker News paydirt!

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    Comment #16664375

    Thankfully, we avoided war-supporting Hillary Clinton.

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    Comment #16664363

    Are there bad cops? Sure. But most police are honest. They work a dangerous job, at low pay, and with a mostly ungrateful public. These days, they are a political football with a p…

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    Comment #16664218

    As a near-Boomer (early Gen-Xer) I do believe I fell into a lucky time. I left high school, then a quick college-paying stint in the service to a red-hot economy in 1990. (Ronald R…

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    Comment #16605401

    As a baby boomer, this would have confused me 'till recently. I've been studying generational differences for an upcoming talk, so I'm tuned into generational attitudes. We had a m…

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    Comment #16581784

    Nothing, really. Except business guests really like to have a nearby airport to fly into. I know this as I used to work for Acxiom, headquartered in Conway, Arkansas. (Population: …

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    Comment #16581773

    Ask an American Indian how that worked out for them. They had treaties, after all.

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    Comment #16581764

    Indeed. A majority of Americans support making late-term abortions illegal. (With good reason. It really is a baby human that's being slaughtered.)

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    Comment #16580728

    Such nonsense. What would Vox know about rural America? Rural Americans are mad about being called 'flyover states', about being called racists (really for voting against Democrats…

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    Comment #16565457

    At the time, I'm sure Ford's ideas were considered very progressive and a gift to the indigenous people. Today, he's the target of a critical article like this one. (There's more c…

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    Comment #16561351

    I totally agree. There are far too many political articles on HN, especially.

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    Comment #16541931

    So sorry for your loss, Matt. She was far too young.

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    Comment #16533916

    Oh, good. Now maybe taco trucks can have less stringent health codes.

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    Comment #16533906

    Politics on HN. BOO!

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    Comment #16518551

    Having seen recent hiring data, I think SV is not sustainable. Compare salaries to what you get for remote work (especially a timezone or two away.) It's only a matter of time. The…