dwnvoted2hell

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by dwnvoted2hell 6y ago
We've been writing corporate America a hall pass for quite some time. With many of these, I'm sure it's time to say "We'll loan you the money, on the condition the government owns you if you don't pay up."
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
Would you downvote me for saying yes?
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
Isn't this level of quid pro quo corruption punishable? Or does nobody even care anymore?
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
It's weird to read this article when there are legitimately good programming environments available on the iPad, like ‎Pythonista 3, which is an app that lets you run python on your device. I think the thing that he's "standi
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
You could just stop reading the NY Times. They've gotten enough wrong that they shouldn't be the newspaper of record any longer. I'm a little partial to the LA Times - during the elections as I recall, they had less lean one
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
Every single tax has this problem. The better alternative is that the cruise ships be held responsible for the increased rate of asthma development there. It would be interesting to see how a business that is supposed to make people feel be
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
I don't know. If I had to listen to a spiel to get a meal, I think that would be okay. Beats prostitution any day of the week. And it's still way above selling plasma.
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
That's the spirit! Downvote! Downvote! Downvote! Downvote!
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
It's the verbal likeness of having a bust of them carved out though. From some literary angle there is certainly a similarity, but the AI in this case doesn't know that it functions or why. It's as if you've trained a ba
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
This sounds like a massive class action lawsuit waiting to happen. I wonder who would be hit first, the shippers or the city? Surely they are both at fault.
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by dwnvoted2hell 7y ago
It might also be time for charities to actually be held accountable for the millions they make, instead of paying their CEOs "competitive" pay, and giving them golden parachutes. Also, as more and more billionaires decide to prese