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elgabogringo
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Comment #12225843
As to the points in the article: Correlation does not equal causation. Now to two major points it conveniently left out. - First, the overall labor participation rate is at 40 year…
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Comment #12222180
The real issue is a legal, not financial one. The ACLU fought a long time ago to make it very hard to commit anyone, very hard to give them treatment while committed, very hard to …
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Comment #12217742
One of the dumbest statements from a very dumb, condescending post. SF is uber progressive. "Ayn Rand followers" are few and far between and, even then, very much in the closet.
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Comment #12217592
Sorry, I can't take this post seriously. Some thoughts without trying to get too political: - I guess he was disappointed by Obama? Join the club. - "I moved to Silicon Valley" No …
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Comment #12210014
Tigers don't change their stripes.
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Comment #12207880
A better recipe is to enforce a culture of actual politeness (not fake tolerance) and not talk about politics or religion at the office.
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Comment #12207146
Well, by preventable, I think I meant something different than you. I meant you could not share needles or you could always use a condom. Sex/needles are what, 99% of transmissions…
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Comment #12204932
I love the fervor of the poster as I strongly support the 2nd amendment and find leftist/democrat arguments to be hypocritical... But... I don't see the relevance to HN and if this…
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Comment #12197458
Hmm... I'm surprised by this. At least in the US AIDS is under much more control, is it not? My fiancee treats AIDS/HIV and has never mentioned "resistance" except when referring t…
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Comment #12197430
Note that it's also very relevant to comment I replied to. Not being argumentative (or don't mean to be.) I'll admit when I'm wrong, but I feel this comment was relevant to the ori…
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Comment #12197378
In fact, I probably should have brought up another threat to fair elections, which is the lack of any voter ID requirement. Also very partisan, but essential for security.
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Comment #12197356
Actually, I didn't say financial influence, I said foreign influence and the article refers back to foreign influences in multiple places, just one example below: If foreign govern…
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Comment #12195152
actually, if you read the article and the post, the subject is about foreign influence in elections, so my comment is on point.
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Comment #12195143
I use netvibes. Basically replaced my old "my yahoo" page about five years back. Love it.
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Comment #12193728
And Facebook COO Just endorsed Hillary publicly on FB, the day after WSJ reported that Hillary has taken $48.5 Million from hedgefunds/Wall Street vs $19,000 for Donald Trump. We k…
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Comment #12193636
If we care about foreign influence, shouldn't we be concerned about all the foreign money the Clinton's have taken? Millions to their foundation (just while she was SoS): https://w…
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Comment #12193611
Funny that the left all of a sudden cares about security in our elections. Try to implement the most basic security that is common even in poor foreign countries, such as an ID req…
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Comment #12191911
Is that a bug or a feature?
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Comment #12191908
Just like government sponsored enterprises (GSE's) made housing more expensive, they are making college tuition more expensive. Left out of the article are probably biggest recipie…
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Comment #12187996
He really lost me with the first two paragraphs... Oh, and the title. The Brexit? Really? He's using the Brexit to launch into a soliloquy on the meaning of life? It's not clear to…
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Comment #12187633
Uh huh. Funny how a billionaire has so easily convinced you that adding costs to his competitors (and consumers) is really "removing a subsidy".
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Comment #12187580
If he/we really cared about CO2 production and Global warming externalities, we'd put a massive tax on service/product from China or India, whose CO2 production continues to grow: …
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Comment #12187548
Agreed. It's an argument for indirect subsidies to his company on top of the direct subsidies he already receives. Elon Musk is hardly a libertarian. He's just another crony capita…
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Comment #12187531
Because it's a Billionaire shilling for more subsidies, that's how.