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by hamper653 2mo ago
> The same technical advances created rapid growth in non industrialized non capitalist societies once they were introduced like the USSR or China. What created rapid growth in both the USSR and China is precisely their respective transi
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> Wikimedia Foundation is asking for an election to ensure everyone actually wants this. Why? Does recognition entail that every worker is compelled to join the union?
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Is union recognition legally required to, say, organise a strike? Do workers who participate in a strike organised by a non-recognised union expose themselves to getting fired?
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Can someone explain what "union recognition" means, concretely?
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Indeed. "England was to become the ‘workshop of the world'; all other countries were to become for England what Ireland already was — markets for her manufactured goods, supplying her in return with raw materials and food. England
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Early capitalism didn’t have steady growth because of technical advances. It had steady growth because it was early capitalism. When capitalism expands (be it by replacing older modes of production, or through rebuilding after a world war),
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> OpenBSD still doesn't. It’s a choice.
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by hamper653 2mo ago
If only.
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> You think there’s some other large group of people who live in Morocco and were just ready to run into Ceuta? Morocco, being close to Spain, is a well-known hub for migrants from all over Africa hoping to make it to Europe, yes. Do you
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by hamper653 2mo ago
Obviously? Morocco is a well-known hub for migrants from all over Africa who try to reach Europe, but these ones are "quite obviously" Moroccan? What makes it this obvious then?
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It’s not either/or. We must spend on all options.
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by hamper653 2mo ago
Well… yeah.
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You believe these people to be Moroccans? Really?
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by hamper653 2mo ago
Oh so you actually believe these people were Moroccans?
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> soccer What is that?
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Yes.
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There is also no ambiguity about them being migrants.
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Unless they were born in Morocco, they are migrants. And why else would they move into Ceuta like this?
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Most have already migrated actually, unless you believe they were born in Morocco. And their intention was obviously to settle in Europe through Spain.
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Most of these people aren’t from Morocco, so they already were migrants before even making into Ceuta, which is Spain, hence yet another country.
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You are very picky.
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> I'm talking exclusively about this particular breach. Actually OP was talking about migrants crossing from Belarus.
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by hamper653 2mo ago
Ok so they are aspiring migrants.
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They are not staying at least one year in Europe?
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Are they, or are they not, foreign-born people crossing a border to settle on the other side?
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Why the quotemarks around "migrants"? You think these people aren’t actually migrating from one country to another?
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> potable soda There is no such thing. > potable in the UK Now you’re getting silly.
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What about Germany?
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There is already too much carbon in the atmosphere.
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Calling the sun’s fusion "a nuclear reaction" in a discussion about fission reactors is a bit silly. > let's just use that Also, let’s use both?

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