Are you: A) a troll B) truly unable to tell the difference
"You're mentioning somebody that was extremely controversial," Trump said, referring to Khashoggi. "A lot of people didn't like that gentleman that you're talking about. Whether you like him or didn't like him, things…
That's a lot of word soup with no connective tissue or logical throughline.
Prop 13 is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever passed. Want to prevent the elderly from being forced to sell their homes over increasing property tax burdens? How about... don't kick them out of their homes…
Yeah man totally with you. We should outlaw gay marriage too. It's only been around for like 15 years.
Their HN account is even newer
Your plan is to vote third party but it has zero to say about First-Past-the-Post voting, and so it is obviously completely useless and naive.
> They knew that if they didn't play ball Trump would use government power against them. And that friends, is capital-F Fascism.
> What part of "lowercase p" was unclear? The whole thing. I spend way too much time in the politics/political-philosophy rabbit hole, and it still whooshed right by me. I bet you got like a 2% hit rate on people…
What on earth are you talking about? Trump invaded multiple American cities. He created an $85 billion federal goon force. He's kidnapped or killed TWO DIFFERENT heads of state. He's destroyed our trade relationships.…
> So he will anoint a weakling and the base will fracture. Prediction: he will never anoint anyone. He is pathologically incapable of stepping aside, sharing, or caring one iota of what happens to anyone after he dies.…
They also didn't say whether or not they like electric lightbulbs. Or hot showers. Or clothes. Or the wheel.
Your simplification itself is compressing away the meaningful point, and then you're confused about your own over-simplification. Stripe is not a "credit card processor", and that's not the point of OP's comment. The…
You're missing the trees for the forest. The Industrial Revolution was terrible for the people who were working during it. Their jobs got eliminated and they only sorta sometimes were able to retrain for the new jobs,…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
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> Mickey Mouse is not handing you over a legal agreement with guarantees on the ingredients of the candy yes he absolutely is. that's literally the law.
"It seems more likely..." "It might not happen that way..." "someone does need to check..." "seems entirely possible..." "I'd want more like 5 years to be confident..." Lot of different ways to say you don't know…
Small governments don't deploy thousands of military troops into their own cities.
> Whether or not the SovCit practitioners understand that's what's happening is anyone's guess. Probably more of them don't understand. I am very unfortunate to have one in my extended family, and they have fully lost…
You tax the everloving hell out of the rich, so they can't just buy whatever policy or judiciary outcome they want or build mega "just in case, i promise uwu" bunkers.
Now you compare the all-in cost of living across salary, taxes, housing, healthcare, and everything else.
The intuition is that they are not truly independent statistical events. Each trial reveals more information about the underlying "quality" of the resume (for passing this trial, not necessarily real world "quality" of…
> But I doubt the impacts of rent control would appear in the market this quickly, it'd take years for the market signals to be measurable. Hard disagree. Rational investors have no problem whatsoever projecting the…
Yet another moment where Strangers in Their Own Land[0] is prescient. From an interview[1] given by the author: "I think the next most important reason they distrusted the federal government is their experience with…
Are you: A) a troll B) truly unable to tell the difference
"You're mentioning somebody that was extremely controversial," Trump said, referring to Khashoggi. "A lot of people didn't like that gentleman that you're talking about. Whether you like him or didn't like him, things…
That's a lot of word soup with no connective tissue or logical throughline.
Prop 13 is one of the worst pieces of legislation ever passed. Want to prevent the elderly from being forced to sell their homes over increasing property tax burdens? How about... don't kick them out of their homes…
Yeah man totally with you. We should outlaw gay marriage too. It's only been around for like 15 years.
Their HN account is even newer
Your plan is to vote third party but it has zero to say about First-Past-the-Post voting, and so it is obviously completely useless and naive.
> They knew that if they didn't play ball Trump would use government power against them. And that friends, is capital-F Fascism.
> What part of "lowercase p" was unclear? The whole thing. I spend way too much time in the politics/political-philosophy rabbit hole, and it still whooshed right by me. I bet you got like a 2% hit rate on people…
What on earth are you talking about? Trump invaded multiple American cities. He created an $85 billion federal goon force. He's kidnapped or killed TWO DIFFERENT heads of state. He's destroyed our trade relationships.…
> So he will anoint a weakling and the base will fracture. Prediction: he will never anoint anyone. He is pathologically incapable of stepping aside, sharing, or caring one iota of what happens to anyone after he dies.…
They also didn't say whether or not they like electric lightbulbs. Or hot showers. Or clothes. Or the wheel.
Your simplification itself is compressing away the meaningful point, and then you're confused about your own over-simplification. Stripe is not a "credit card processor", and that's not the point of OP's comment. The…
You're missing the trees for the forest. The Industrial Revolution was terrible for the people who were working during it. Their jobs got eliminated and they only sorta sometimes were able to retrain for the new jobs,…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boots_theory
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> Mickey Mouse is not handing you over a legal agreement with guarantees on the ingredients of the candy yes he absolutely is. that's literally the law.
"It seems more likely..." "It might not happen that way..." "someone does need to check..." "seems entirely possible..." "I'd want more like 5 years to be confident..." Lot of different ways to say you don't know…
Small governments don't deploy thousands of military troops into their own cities.
> Whether or not the SovCit practitioners understand that's what's happening is anyone's guess. Probably more of them don't understand. I am very unfortunate to have one in my extended family, and they have fully lost…
You tax the everloving hell out of the rich, so they can't just buy whatever policy or judiciary outcome they want or build mega "just in case, i promise uwu" bunkers.
Now you compare the all-in cost of living across salary, taxes, housing, healthcare, and everything else.
The intuition is that they are not truly independent statistical events. Each trial reveals more information about the underlying "quality" of the resume (for passing this trial, not necessarily real world "quality" of…
> But I doubt the impacts of rent control would appear in the market this quickly, it'd take years for the market signals to be measurable. Hard disagree. Rational investors have no problem whatsoever projecting the…
Yet another moment where Strangers in Their Own Land[0] is prescient. From an interview[1] given by the author: "I think the next most important reason they distrusted the federal government is their experience with…