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Comment #18027155
Also, thanks to lobbying from me. If I buy tickets to something and later find out I can't attend, I want to be able to give or sell those tickets to a friend.
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Comment #18027136
That's already the case you inbred hick.
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Comment #17931026
Congratulations. This is the stupidest fucking comment I've read on HN all day.
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Comment #17786142
Make each record one byte long.
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Comment #17786137
Honestly, it shouldn't even be legal to eat anything other than broccoli and chicken breast. Everything is filled with fat and sugar and just drags our healthcare system down.
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Comment #17770101
That website you linked to is bizarre. You claim they donate to "some not-that-great people" then link to website showing they donate to a lot of great people. Were you trying to u…
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Comment #17754628
> A 14-year old has the maturity to run for office Literally everybody has the maturity to run for office because there's no maturity requirement to run for office.
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Comment #17674446
The comment you're replying to proves that Apple gives them way more than a little.
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Comment #17674438
The paid an effective tax rate of 25% over the last 9 months. Also, I fail to see how it would diminish the achievement even if they weren't paying taxes. $1 trillion is extraordin…
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Comment #17648655
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Comment #17647666
Are you implying this shows that silicon valley is not a meritocracy?
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Comment #17605113
$130M across four companies is nowhere near as severe a penalty as a $5B fine for one company. When you factor in that they've also extracted fines of $120M, $730M, $1B and $15B fr…
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Comment #17560713
Android won't be free if this fine withstands appeal. No company is going to suffer billion dollars fines to give away free software. Google will have no choice but start charging …
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Comment #17560678
The EU is beyond corrupt. The European commission under its current leadership hasn't issued a fine on this scale to a single European company, but has somehow managed to extract b…
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Comment #17553612
If you add up all that money, most people could save $100+ per month. Add in an employer match for 401k and you're saving $200 per month. With 5% real return in the stock market, m…
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Comment #17552747
With the money they use to go to bars, pay for netflix, eat out at restaurants, go to concerts, buy video games, etcetera etcetera. Almost every person who claims to have no money …
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Comment #17394794
So you refused to do your job, demanded a free day off, threatened the life of a co-worker, and then blamed the company for your wife's miscarriage? You should count yourself lucky…
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Comment #17258052
If companies were forced to pay, they'd just stop hiring. Read an economics textbook for me one time.
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Comment #17209195
A clear statement that Google likes terrorism more than its investors.