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It's not "sick of politics," it's "sick of those who seek to insert politics into every facet of life." For those of us who go to work to work, I'm tired of having activist co-work…

> The right to refuse service to customers, and birth control to employees, on the basis of religious belief of business owners, has been confirmed by the US Supreme Court. That is…

> You should be just as sick that these companies are pulling One can be sick of people turning the office into a political battle-field and simultaneously have no problems with ou…

Good example of why anyone should be skeptical of Soros. He is a profiteer with little regard for the damage he causes.

Whomever wrote this legislation sounds like a little bitch.

> Red states that vote the most against social programs are the biggest beneficiaries. It's the leech screaming "Leech!" in the mirror You're assuming in a "Red State," all those u…

> It's more like they're willfully choosing to suffer. So in that case, enjoy your misery! So, you're going to speculatively stereotype an entire group of people and condemn them b…

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As a sibling comment mentions, non-profits aren't always "above board" in reality, e.g. the NFLs or Susan G. Komens of the world. The position that I'm coming from is that a newspa…

What would that solve, specifically?

Exactly my thought! This has "tax loophole" written all over it. Company gets to subsidize favorable propaganda, while at the same time getting a nice tax write-off. Edit: For thos…

> Like saying Jill Stein is a Russian asset because literally 1 post in 10,000 (from troll farms) mentioned her as a "redirection" effort. Therein lies a good point I routinely use…

> All of a sudden the political subs were... reasonable. Yeah... no. It went full "Not My President" overnight. Hell, not even overnight. It went full "Not My President" that very …

> but Russian troll farms used Sanders to divide the left on social media websites. Weird, IMHO Hillary and the Democrat party really seemed to be the one's doing the dividing.

> It's well-understood by Marxists how the mode of production determines the cultural superstructure[1] (and vice-versa). It's not "understood," it's a sociological theory. Hardly …

Would be great if TFA elaborated on just how they "knew" such a thing.

Nothing about what I wrote "underestimates the power of a meme". Don't forget to practice reading comprehension, lazy millenial.

As always, the question is how many and to what degree.

> Some would argue that millennial are entitled to feel "entitled". Some of us would argue that is a garbage mentality at the root of the problem. I would sooner wish to emulate th…

In defense of "the Boomers," and believe me I have plenty of gripes about trends within that generation, we Millenials aren't exactly above reproach. I can agree that it's not near…

> Really? i thought i ended when everyone was talking about how millennials are ruining companies by not buying affordable products. I think it's important to differentiate between…

It’s not xenopohobia, it’s a hard problem. China actively exploits American tolerance for their own gain, and we have no good way to stem corporate espionage other than a blanket b…

You need to get out of the city from time to time. I've done plenty of business where one or both parties were packing, yet no threat of violence, no sense of coercion.

Not all degree programs are equal.

> Maybe; but it’s an educated one. No, it's your subjective one. Nothing educated about it.