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RonaldSchleifer

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    Comment #21213587

    Serious question to ponder; why is it that these "liberal types" (to put a loose boundary around the "left") are not able to understand that literally nothing interferes with imple…

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    Comment #21058382

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    Comment #21058301

    The level of effort bei applied to essentially delegitimize the government and democratic self-governance is utterly stunning. It really rips the mask off the facade off democratic…

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    Comment #21051448

    Thank you German tax slave that gets to pay for the externalized costs of the ruling class. Here's to you ... German tax slave that pays 30% an average effective income tax, 15% (7…

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    Comment #21051381

    Not going to lie. I would love it if CA had to go without electricity and heating for months so the spoiled rotten insufferable brats would learn some hard lessons as the civilizat…

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    Comment #21051361

    Is that the climate change activists that fly private planes around the world to exotic hot locations where new facilities were built with fully air-conditioned spaces where they e…

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    Comment #21051349

    When it comes down to is, the failure of Thomas Cook comes down to a single thing, the inability to have any kind of forward looking strategy and ability to adapt to changes. This …

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    Comment #21051152

    On one hand I agree that it shouldn't be because government should require that both, sufficient reserves exist to deliver on contracts to consumers, and that consumers always have…

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    Comment #21028233

    Thanks for the reply, even if you are seemingly being snarky about it. Yes, Australia has a similar tax burden overall, even though it is still higher, especially since it is way m…

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    Comment #21027878

    Thank you for your reporting on this, even if it just seems to chronicle the ever accelerating deconstruction of the Constitution. Even if American Constitutionalists were able to …

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    Comment #21005996

    I totally agree, but unfortunately, the very origins of that issue lies squarely in the very cause for why these types of things cannot be solved, because the authoritarian paterna…

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    Comment #21005410

    Let's recognize that the headline should read: Amazon Will Cut Health-Care Benefits for Nearly 2k Whole Foods Employees I am guessing that due to the food perspective of the blog t…

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    Comment #21005362

    That face when you thought the dystopian movies of the past were going to be sufficient warning to not go down that road, and instead is led to socializing and conditioning people …

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    Comment #21005182

    On an aside, and I know this is a shot in the dark, but does anyone know where to find a copy of the seemingly impromptu talk Zuckerberg gave some several years ago now, where he e…

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    Comment #20984055

    Once you look at the revised numbers and you then start unpacking all the lies contained in the CPI you start understanding that it's a literal con job, a trick of confidence. Ther…

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    Comment #20983987

    I am quite certain the tariffs went from 10% to 25%, so only actually a 15% in crease. The real reason for the remaining increases are probably a combination of domestic Chinese pr…

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    Comment #20938631

    I doubt you are thinking of that “cost” properly … no one seems to accurately as far as I have been able to tell over several decades now. The whole debate over healthcare is domin…

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    Comment #20938355

    My thought too. I also did not get the sense that someone who “ended up billing at $300/hr and was still struggling with month to month work is someone who really realized the full…

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    Comment #20903006

    It’s interesting you mention the shopping site. I have found their site horrible ever since the beginning and only marginally better since done of their belabored efforts to polish…

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    Comment #20902878

    So we are essentially talking about a more accessible and immediate forum, not really anything more; this forum you are currently reading, transposed into a group chat functionalit…

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    Comment #20832285

    I suspect it's all just PR trying to get ahead of the administration diddling with thoughts of breaking up all the tech cartels. After all, if no one notices good deeds, they don't…

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    Comment #20832236

    That's interesting and also essentially nullifies Brave's credibility as some kind of privacy browser. Either they are ignorantly unaware or they are complicit in supporting wikipe…

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    Comment #20778860

    Silicon Valleys' slave labor force that makes the tech plantation work.

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    Comment #20769476

    Google talking about enhancing privacy on the web reeks of the sulfurous lies of Satan speaking through his children on earth. Google has 0 incentive to actually introduce privacy,…

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    Comment #20769325

    Although this is seemingly only my own belief, I get the sense that the difference between how those things are handled even between the USA and in general how that relationship ex…