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Taxes? How? I agree with the rest, sure. Health codes and safety rules are woke, yes. I would have thought that as given. Debates over where you draw the line
by techno303 5mo ago
Taxes? How?
I agree with the rest, sure.
Health codes and safety rules are woke, yes. I would have thought that as given. Debates over where you draw the line are absolutely a matter of wokeness.
The way freedom of expression is regulated today is generally woke. The WPFI is insanely woke.
- ceejayoz 5mo ago> Taxes? How? They, at times, "[limit] a business's ability to exist because they can't afford to accommodate a small percentage of the population". > Health codes and safety rules are woke, yes. I take it you never read the parable of the boy who cried wolf.
- techno303 5mo agogetting the vibe that english isn't your first language, and don't feel like arguing theough a language barrier i don't begin to understand either of these points fwiw i'm woke, happy to be woke, encourage wokeness
- ceejayoz 5mo ago> getting the vibe that english isn't your first language Well, that's a first for me. Alternate theory: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48023653 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48023653
- JumpCrisscross 5mo agoEvery business has a threshold tax rate beyond which it ceases to be viable. Herego, for every tax rate there are businesses right below that threshold that are taxed out of existence.
- freejazz 5mo ago> Debates over where you draw the line are absolutely a matter of wokeness. This is offensive in how trite it is