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propernoun

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    Comment #42707372

    I think you missed the point of the parent, which is that ~1/4 of the students are dead weight at the cost of the rest of the class. It isn't "misguided" if their experience is dif…

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    Comment #39413248

    Not sure I see how giving corproations due process undermines the efficacy of the US constitution.

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    Comment #32972431

    Of course it does. You have a naive view of wages. You do not increase minimum wages and not have wage compression elsewhere in the workforce. Increasing the minimum wage has the m…

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    Comment #32972156

    > A reminder to us that psychopaths are running the world economy. Labeling Powell/the Fed as a psychopath simply because they're turning one of the very few if not only inflation …

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    Comment #32880701

    > There are individuals in precarious economic positions. This is true across all income classes, because the classes are a distribution. While I agree that those in "precarious" p…

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    Comment #31912587

    Sure, but not all databases have equal impact. Also, the relationship between an individual and the government is fundamentally different than that of a business relationship. I ex…

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    Comment #31471227

    [2] is only "astounding" if you don't take the time to understand peoples' political philosophies, and I can probably guess your political leanings if you believe [1] causes [2] or…

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    Comment #30971647

    Because 100% of people don't want something is hardly "reason" to create a law and just because a majority wants something doesn't make it right. There are plenty of examples of th…

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    Comment #26950555

    >It's a symptom of a bigger problem in that U.S.A. schools and companies can terminate for arbitrary reasons. Is this specific case really arbitrary though? Did you read the contra…