cbradford

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by cbradford 8mo ago
Good riddance. American taxpayers were likely funding the bill for these elitist organizations. The world has moved on.
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by cbradford 8mo ago
America was likely forced to pay the bill for these elitist organizations. Good riddance
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by cbradford 1y ago
So absolutely no one involved will have any repercussions. So they will all do it over again at the next opportunity
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by cbradford 1y ago
Disney was probably inundated with demands from other on air talent to reinstate the employee. They then made the calculated judgment that maintaining good employee relations was on balance better served by putting the employee back on the
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by cbradford 1y ago
Must have been a VERY strong demand for Disney to completely ignore it.
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by cbradford 1y ago
So now we know the reality. An employer, Disney, felt an employee, Kimmel, was damaging their business, let's not forget the point of an employee is to make money for their employer, and as a result took corrective action with the empl
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by cbradford 1y ago
A little late on this story, it all happened last year and the years before. Inflation is a monetary phenomenon, when the govt floods the world with free money, the price of goods goes up.
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by cbradford 1y ago
Just look at the title.. "Solar executives warn..". Of course they do, their business model is government subsidy. I live in a blue state that has decided to bet on renewables and our electricity rates are skyrocketing. If solar w
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by cbradford 2y ago
Monero is the last refuge of freedom in the monetary system. Its a beautiful replacement for cash, a true work of art
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by cbradford 2y ago
Isn't this the group that had the not that monitored chats and would warn on any use of language that was insufficiently adherent to the woke paradigm?
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by cbradford 2y ago
Absolutely correct. The only reason to resists transparency and accountability is if you have something to hide. The american public is smart enough to know that you don't make a $200,000 per year salary and amass a wealth of multi mil
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by cbradford 2y ago
I believe we are at the end of the line for the concept of "fact checking". The statement "These Wildfires are Caused by California’s Mismanagement of Forest Lands" is qualitative, there is no true or false to that. Gov
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by cbradford 5y ago
For over 100 years we have had laws and rules that prescribe that when a firm or industry reaches monopoly statue they must act as a common carrier and not discriminate. Been that way since telephones and railroads. People should understand
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by cbradford 5y ago
That is a statement of opinion, not a fact. It is misinformation statements like this that need to be stamped out in social media.
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by cbradford 5y ago
As a common carrier they should not be allowed to discriminate. Like railroads cannot discriminate against traffic they do not like, and restaurants and hotels cannot discriminate. As a society we decided long ago that if you hold yourself
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by cbradford 5y ago
We have had sanctuary states and cities for years that have said they will defy federal law on immigration. The president has been set.
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by cbradford 5y ago
Agree. Do not underplay the value of status and power for people like Faucci. He needed to downplay to keep his grip on both
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by cbradford 5y ago
This is very cool and a solution I think the world needs, simple blogging. Question: Would you consider a pricing model to allow self hosting?
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by cbradford 5y ago
Good for the CEO to stand by their principals and not be bullied into a view they do not believe in.
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by cbradford 5y ago
The population density has shown that this is a use less endeavor, and post COVID this makes little sense. We should be discouraging any commute for work. The idea of funneling people from the suburbs into the city daily is an idea whose ti
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by cbradford 5y ago
You could replace Bitcoin with USD and say the same thing. Any currency has value because those in power insist on taxes being paid in that currency, otherwise it is just what people believe it to be. Read "When Money Dies", excel
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by cbradford 5y ago
In theory yes. It's just a bit too far to commute. and there are lot of industries that think "to be a real player in this industry we HAVE to be located in NYC (or DC)". But there is no industry that thinks that of Philly. S
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by cbradford 5y ago
Molly de Blanc must be cancelled and removed from all open source projects
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by cbradford 5y ago
Philly suffers from the fact it is too close to both NY and DC, so there is no real reason for companies to be there.
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by cbradford 5y ago
This is a fabulous idea. I would pay to fund that
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by cbradford 6y ago
They told me the internet world was going to end if we didn't subsidize Google, Facebook and other Big Tech companies with Net Neutrality.. yet nothing happened. So once the proponents acknowledge they were wrong we can discuss. As a g
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by cbradford 6y ago
Correct. Hate speech means speech you do not like because it disagrees with your biases and viewpoints. For some the use of speech to coordinate a summer of violent riots is hate speech, for others it is a rally cry of the oppressed. Using
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by cbradford 6y ago
They will do this. Firefox is starting with their extensions to block content that the devs are biased against. Very soon only web browsers that censor to their bias will be allowed in the play store.
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by cbradford 6y ago
There is a framework for this that was created over 100 years ago when the same problem happened with railroads. They did they same thing and used their monopoly power to discriminate on who could ship goods by rail. Society said that was w
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by cbradford 6y ago
This is one of the few people willing to speak truth to power

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