If you have thousands working and creating wealth, and then a handful of heirs not working, and siphoning off expropriated surplus labor time of those who do work, then the heirs have a pretty good deal going for…
> Honestly a big part of why I quit my last job was too many unproductive/unreliable coworkers. Unproductive? Then you must really be exercised about the heirs who own the majority of stock, who can and often do siphon…
Your refutation to this is he was born in 1959? That refutes what part? Was he politically involved during the Vietnam War, atound Vietnam issues? Yes. Enough so that the Times wrote an article about that specific nine…
> That even that inconsistent Bin Laden story Worth noting that both the White House and the New York Times walked back inconsistent claims they made in the days after bin Laden's death. So the White House and Times…
In an interview with the Guardian he said, as you quote "Nothing's been done about that story, it's one big lie, not one word of it is true". You take this statement he made and translate it to "his claim that the US…
> his claim that the US never killed Osama bin Laden You give a link but it is nowhere in that link. I watched an interview where Hersh talked about how the US killed bin Laden. Hersh has always said this. Hersh did do…
> tried to deny the US killed bin Laden If he denied the US killed bin Laden he would be unreliable. He never denied the US killed bin Laden. You saying he said that is what is unreliable. He said that some of the White…
> a Osama Bin Laden death truther The "mainstream" "establishment" position on the death of Osama Bin Laden is that Bin Laden was living in the middle of Abbottabad, which is the Pakistani equivalent of the town of West…
> The idea that workers there are somehow this abused underclass is ridiculous The heirs who own the majority of most of the FAANG stock created none of the wealth, did none of the work. These rich kids of Instagram…
> Isn’t income equality (government interventions in some aspects aside) a mere reflection of people’s contribution to a economy and their ability to negotiate? So, are you assuming/applying everyone more or less has…
> Julian Assange is possibly a criminal. He certainly intervened in the 2016 election, allegedly with Russian help, to damage the candidacy of Hillary Clinton. One of the main things Assange revealed, which has not been…
> Deciding that one's life is all about luck is a miserable way to live. It means one has no agency, no choice, no way to make one's life better. Because it's all luck, that means there is no point in trying. The…
> Software seems to be overrun by a mentality that any future cost is worth it to save even 1 minute of development time today. Because SWE's report to engineering managers, who report to other layers of management who…
> the fact is, that over six decades later, the US has done nothing of the sort Bay of Pigs invasion? Cuban missile crisis blockade? I could go on...
If you have thousands working and creating wealth, and then a handful of heirs not working, and siphoning off expropriated surplus labor time of those who do work, then the heirs have a pretty good deal going for…
> Honestly a big part of why I quit my last job was too many unproductive/unreliable coworkers. Unproductive? Then you must really be exercised about the heirs who own the majority of stock, who can and often do siphon…
Your refutation to this is he was born in 1959? That refutes what part? Was he politically involved during the Vietnam War, atound Vietnam issues? Yes. Enough so that the Times wrote an article about that specific nine…
> That even that inconsistent Bin Laden story Worth noting that both the White House and the New York Times walked back inconsistent claims they made in the days after bin Laden's death. So the White House and Times…
In an interview with the Guardian he said, as you quote "Nothing's been done about that story, it's one big lie, not one word of it is true". You take this statement he made and translate it to "his claim that the US…
> his claim that the US never killed Osama bin Laden You give a link but it is nowhere in that link. I watched an interview where Hersh talked about how the US killed bin Laden. Hersh has always said this. Hersh did do…
> tried to deny the US killed bin Laden If he denied the US killed bin Laden he would be unreliable. He never denied the US killed bin Laden. You saying he said that is what is unreliable. He said that some of the White…
> a Osama Bin Laden death truther The "mainstream" "establishment" position on the death of Osama Bin Laden is that Bin Laden was living in the middle of Abbottabad, which is the Pakistani equivalent of the town of West…
> The idea that workers there are somehow this abused underclass is ridiculous The heirs who own the majority of most of the FAANG stock created none of the wealth, did none of the work. These rich kids of Instagram…
> Isn’t income equality (government interventions in some aspects aside) a mere reflection of people’s contribution to a economy and their ability to negotiate? So, are you assuming/applying everyone more or less has…
> Julian Assange is possibly a criminal. He certainly intervened in the 2016 election, allegedly with Russian help, to damage the candidacy of Hillary Clinton. One of the main things Assange revealed, which has not been…
> Deciding that one's life is all about luck is a miserable way to live. It means one has no agency, no choice, no way to make one's life better. Because it's all luck, that means there is no point in trying. The…
> Software seems to be overrun by a mentality that any future cost is worth it to save even 1 minute of development time today. Because SWE's report to engineering managers, who report to other layers of management who…
> the fact is, that over six decades later, the US has done nothing of the sort Bay of Pigs invasion? Cuban missile crisis blockade? I could go on...