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ashleyp
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Comment #10264940
If he shuts you down can you make your code open source and allow others to compete in your place? ;)
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Comment #10264939
If he shuts you down can you make your code open source and allow others to compete in your place? ;)
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Comment #10203349
Yep that's why I was asking what he meant...
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Comment #10203046
You have 100 people but did everything yourself? :S
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Comment #10169479
:S. Wait, so you'd rather move your money to HK who can use it for what they want than allow some to be paid to help refugees? You're aware that only 1% of the UK budget goes to fo…
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Comment #10164093
Yeah I can understand your point. Not nice being told what to do or forced what to do. When did the UK start demanding taxes to help refugees btw? I'm not aware of this.
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Comment #10164087
Thankyou. We're already pulling in 4k a month and reaching schools.
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Comment #10164084
rmxt I don't think there's much point debating with this guy. He's not interested in learning and sharing his understanding. Only interested in proving he's right and I'm not even …
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Comment #10164080
Man, way to put words into someones mouth.
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Comment #10161064
I'm aware, i'm from the uk. No lecture. I wasnt telling anyone what to do.
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Comment #10159875
Hello :) So in my perspective, no one can make us =). But - we can choose to be. Or choose not to be. I.e we, individually say if we are or are not. It is our choice. I choose to b…
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Comment #10159778
I think you're missing his point.
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Comment #10159773
I won't be for a long time. I've just moved back into my disabled Mum's house which has 3 small bedrooms and 5 people. Cramped conditions but I work as much as possible on a social…
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Comment #10159701
Ooo, there's a hefty underlying assumption in your post. I have previously taken people off the street, three times. I do not currently have anyone living in my home because I have…
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Comment #10159626
I take it you've spoken to loads of refuges then and that's exactly what they said then? "Our childrens lives are at risk, but we fancy risking them more to come to a generous coun…
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Comment #10159577
Caseysoftware - i've had exactly three people crash at my house who were homeless strangers. Only for a few nights each. I have also got chatting to a homeless dude who turned out …
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Comment #10159532
Thankyou. That's my point. Who cares? We can still help them out of kindness and unconditionally, not expecting anything back.
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Comment #10159460
You don't think they're Humans?
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Comment #10159455
THANKYOU for articulating what I was REALLY struggling to do!
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Comment #10159432
True - there's still ways of helping without that. But what's the fear about letting refugees into the country? Why are people so scared of this? (genuine question =)) It seems to …
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Comment #10159415
Who says we're not?
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Comment #10159372
Germany have already relaxed their restrictions and welcomed them.
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Comment #10159339
Why cares who's responsible? They're humans. Arn't we all responsible for all humans on the planet?
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Comment #10144774
"A serious alternative to the $100,000 four-year college degree wouldn’t even need to be accredited—it would merely need to teach students the skills that startups are desperate fo…