Good. Without medically harming others, they should analyze all non-US citizens to the fullest extent possible. Protecting US citizens from foreign nationals is the top priority. You cannot expect the US government to…
> people who have strong family ties and closer and enduring friendships and sense of community live longer healthier lives than their lonely counterparts and are more productive at work and in their own pursuits. You…
Spending trillions if dollars on weapons and soldiers help the US maintain it's chokehold on the world. It's working pretty damn well. Why should they change anything? Because random citizens don't feel good about it?
I consider your very statements an assault to me. Your arugment breaks down since nonphysical harm is subjective. I'd aruge that Berkely students psychologically assaulted Milo Yiannopoulos.
I wish you the best of luck. I'll probably be on my company provided bus traveling to work eating my startup provided breakfast while watching Netflix during rush hour.
> Sweden itself, 160 years ago, was a poor country. It takes time (not only time, of course). Actually, in the case of Sweden, it takes oil and gas as primary exports.
Perhaps you need a larger budget. Time and money.
Don't expect much for another 3-5 years.
Travis is walking away as a multi-million dollar man. This is whether you root for Uber or not.
Please do give me a fact as to why I should pay for green initiatives when someone else, like those in Europe, are more willing to pay. I reap their benefits, for free.
What?
> They might be happy to get about Dutch style, on a bicycle. To most Americans that mode of transport is unthinkable for things like shopping or bringing up a family, but the Dutch do it. Unfortunately you lost nearly…
Good. Without medically harming others, they should analyze all non-US citizens to the fullest extent possible. Protecting US citizens from foreign nationals is the top priority. You cannot expect the US government to…
> people who have strong family ties and closer and enduring friendships and sense of community live longer healthier lives than their lonely counterparts and are more productive at work and in their own pursuits. You…
Spending trillions if dollars on weapons and soldiers help the US maintain it's chokehold on the world. It's working pretty damn well. Why should they change anything? Because random citizens don't feel good about it?
I consider your very statements an assault to me. Your arugment breaks down since nonphysical harm is subjective. I'd aruge that Berkely students psychologically assaulted Milo Yiannopoulos.
I wish you the best of luck. I'll probably be on my company provided bus traveling to work eating my startup provided breakfast while watching Netflix during rush hour.
> Sweden itself, 160 years ago, was a poor country. It takes time (not only time, of course). Actually, in the case of Sweden, it takes oil and gas as primary exports.
Perhaps you need a larger budget. Time and money.
Don't expect much for another 3-5 years.
Travis is walking away as a multi-million dollar man. This is whether you root for Uber or not.
Please do give me a fact as to why I should pay for green initiatives when someone else, like those in Europe, are more willing to pay. I reap their benefits, for free.
What?
> They might be happy to get about Dutch style, on a bicycle. To most Americans that mode of transport is unthinkable for things like shopping or bringing up a family, but the Dutch do it. Unfortunately you lost nearly…