>I'm surprised that totalitarian systems didn't have a wealth tax. In addition to service, a serf was required to pay certain taxes and fees. Taxes were based on the assessed value of his lands and holdings.…
What guidelines were violated?
No need to go through mental gymnastics, just call a spade a spade. He's a shill, and the poisoning-our-food industry employs the most shills overall.
Be prepared for the army of shills - this topic is one of the most targeted by shills.
The corporations will at least have to go through an ostensibly democratic parliament system to get their agenda passed instead of a fully authoritarian EU Council that is not subject to any kind of democratic control.
You jest, but your satirical examples are actually being floated for real. Exhibit A: let's ban cars because terrorists might use them to run over people. https://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=sv&tl=en&u=ht...
Because MSM really hates Brexit, therefore they'll remind you about it forever.
It's a question of sheer amount of corruption. We're at a point where the revolving door has become an expressway, and the connection has become so hardened, that the only option becomes to shut them down. Most agencies…
A case study in how to implement an anti-democratic power grab by decorating it with buzzwords like "helping marginalized people". The crux of the story is that they no longer want city planning decisions to have any…
It was the OP who made the comparison - I was simply replying.
The point of the program was to employ individuals with unique and exceptional skills that were otherwise not found, at all, in the country. The point is NOT to have 49% of your staff be H1B's in order to reduce costs.…
Yes, good point. I think perhaps, as many things in life, it's a double edged sword.
There's currently a civil/proxy war going on, therefore depending on where you are, the "government of Yemen" will be a different group. The US and Saudi Arabia supports one of those two side, Iran supports the other.…
If it weren't for the relentless attack on wages via wage fixing cartels, visa abuses, outsourcing, etc. we would likely be seeing the very top engineers making close to $1M per year. Far from that "hurting startups" it…
Ahh yes, just an honest mistake, and so long as only one million people are killed, not two, then we can promptly dismiss any concerns. Is that how it works? I wonder if you think the NYT had a hand in pushing for the…
Despite what we like to think, with every declassified document released we learn that what we thought were facts in the past were really just fictional stories being pushed upon us by the media. Our ability to see this…
More dangerous than lying us into foreign wars that kill millions of people and bankrupt the country? That's quite a high bar.
Ahh, ok thanks.
There's no shortage, the perennial shortage claims are simply an effort to reduce wages across the board. To their credit, they do include this obvious fact in the article, although it's presented as "there are those…
So you're trying to convince me something has materially changed by posting a quote that compares the current scenario to what the Soviets used to do? Either things have changed, or the Soviets were doing it in the…
It doesn't inspire much confidence in the study when it doesn't even acknowledge the pervasive issue of astroturfing online.
Total strawman argument. Nobody is suggesting bringing back turn-of-the-century industries. When people talk of keeping jobs, they are talking about high tech manufacturing jobs. When a company is deciding where to…
Wrong. The wage of that specialized position will increase, thus attracting more people into that specialized field.
The problem is that we ever believed the nonsense that there's some information source that is NOT a product, complete with biases and agendas. The day the printing press was invented was the day print journalism was…
You can argue it does indirectly. If blue collar job wages are driven very low, more people will choose STEM careers, which will also serve to drive IT job wages down.
>I'm surprised that totalitarian systems didn't have a wealth tax. In addition to service, a serf was required to pay certain taxes and fees. Taxes were based on the assessed value of his lands and holdings.…
What guidelines were violated?
No need to go through mental gymnastics, just call a spade a spade. He's a shill, and the poisoning-our-food industry employs the most shills overall.
Be prepared for the army of shills - this topic is one of the most targeted by shills.
The corporations will at least have to go through an ostensibly democratic parliament system to get their agenda passed instead of a fully authoritarian EU Council that is not subject to any kind of democratic control.
You jest, but your satirical examples are actually being floated for real. Exhibit A: let's ban cars because terrorists might use them to run over people. https://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=sv&tl=en&u=ht...
Because MSM really hates Brexit, therefore they'll remind you about it forever.
It's a question of sheer amount of corruption. We're at a point where the revolving door has become an expressway, and the connection has become so hardened, that the only option becomes to shut them down. Most agencies…
A case study in how to implement an anti-democratic power grab by decorating it with buzzwords like "helping marginalized people". The crux of the story is that they no longer want city planning decisions to have any…
It was the OP who made the comparison - I was simply replying.
The point of the program was to employ individuals with unique and exceptional skills that were otherwise not found, at all, in the country. The point is NOT to have 49% of your staff be H1B's in order to reduce costs.…
Yes, good point. I think perhaps, as many things in life, it's a double edged sword.
There's currently a civil/proxy war going on, therefore depending on where you are, the "government of Yemen" will be a different group. The US and Saudi Arabia supports one of those two side, Iran supports the other.…
If it weren't for the relentless attack on wages via wage fixing cartels, visa abuses, outsourcing, etc. we would likely be seeing the very top engineers making close to $1M per year. Far from that "hurting startups" it…
Ahh yes, just an honest mistake, and so long as only one million people are killed, not two, then we can promptly dismiss any concerns. Is that how it works? I wonder if you think the NYT had a hand in pushing for the…
Despite what we like to think, with every declassified document released we learn that what we thought were facts in the past were really just fictional stories being pushed upon us by the media. Our ability to see this…
More dangerous than lying us into foreign wars that kill millions of people and bankrupt the country? That's quite a high bar.
Ahh, ok thanks.
There's no shortage, the perennial shortage claims are simply an effort to reduce wages across the board. To their credit, they do include this obvious fact in the article, although it's presented as "there are those…
So you're trying to convince me something has materially changed by posting a quote that compares the current scenario to what the Soviets used to do? Either things have changed, or the Soviets were doing it in the…
It doesn't inspire much confidence in the study when it doesn't even acknowledge the pervasive issue of astroturfing online.
Total strawman argument. Nobody is suggesting bringing back turn-of-the-century industries. When people talk of keeping jobs, they are talking about high tech manufacturing jobs. When a company is deciding where to…
Wrong. The wage of that specialized position will increase, thus attracting more people into that specialized field.
The problem is that we ever believed the nonsense that there's some information source that is NOT a product, complete with biases and agendas. The day the printing press was invented was the day print journalism was…
You can argue it does indirectly. If blue collar job wages are driven very low, more people will choose STEM careers, which will also serve to drive IT job wages down.