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Deleted because it’s clear I won’t change anyones mind. People who want to believe that Google is guilty, will believe they are guilty no matter what.
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They like to ignore gas prices when it’s not convenient and include it when it is.
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SoftBank posts a $21.6B quarterly loss on its Vision Fund
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You should re-read what your wrote. You are advocating for tax evasion by not paying the country where you are working and violating immigration laws by working under the pretense of a tourist visa.
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The company has obligations to the state in terms of additional taxes, unemployment etc. They need to themselves up in order to conduct business in every state and they may fall under the jurisdiction of the laws of that state. There are to
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Again Dunning Kruger is in full effect. It is perfectly legal for tax authorities to demand taxes for EVERY ONE of your situations you mention. They usually give a certain leeway because it’s impossible to catch every instance but if you bl
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You don’t have an understanding of taxes and immigration law which is why you are advocating for things that you don’t even understand. This is a perfect example of Dunning-Kruger. You should just delete your comments. Like I said, professi
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I read what you wrote and stand by everything that I said. You are advocating tax evasion (not paying taxes to the country and state where you are residing) and breaking the terms of your tourist visa by working. Your comment in case you ed
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You couldn’t be more wrong. You need to pay taxes where you reside. If you’re working abroad you need to pay taxes where you’re working. Professional athletes pay taxes to every state where they play a game. You are advocating for evasion o
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You never cut salary. That’s the best way to get people to leave. If they are good they can find another job with a raise.
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With $800M you can’t keep up with the really successful billionaires. You know, things like sports teams, bezos’s yacht etc.
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I said the same thing. Taking responsibility doesn’t mean “I acknowledge that this is on me.” Of course it is. How about some accountability? How about getting your pay clawed back etc? Just “taking responsibility” is lip service.
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TikTok is crazy addictive. I’m in my 50s and I watch it for an hour when I wake up and an hour before I sleep. It’s entertaining as hell but I know it’s bad for me. The fact that Instagram is copying them is sad.
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1947 was 75 years ago. Taking 1 example per lifetime doesn’t constitute any sort of evidence to the contrary.
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Isn’t that fruit of the poison tree though?
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If they don’t reveal their methodology then how could this be used as evidence? Shouldn’t that lead to the entire case being thrown out if the police were alerted by this? Seems ridiculous to not allow the defense to see the methodology, ev
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I think the peak for ridiculous boobs was over 10 years ago. On the comic book subreddit, there will be a lot of comments on how ridiculous some of the huge boobed female pics that get posted. I definitely think it’s falling out of favor, w
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Your response is absurd. You think China would only focus on a few cities? They likely have multiple efforts going in every major city all at the same time. They have more than enough money and motivation to do that. To dismiss Houston just
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Can someone please explain the significance?
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Your twisting of what she said is par for the course for religious zealots. If you want people interacting with other people without tranmitting COVID, what she is is absolutely correct. She said that proving you’re currently negative is mo
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Good old fashioned counter party risk.
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Burglars target to be in a house for roughly 5 mins. They don’t care what noise they make, they will be out before the cops can come.
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Lol I think the OP is just getting older and his vision is getting worse. My vision is poor (-600) but was stable for 25 years. In the last two years and especially in the last year once I got into my 50s, my vision has dropped like a rock.
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Burglars are not deterred by cameras or alarm systems, especially in the age of face masks. They know they will only be in the house for 5 mins or less and face masks make it harder to identify them.
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Why wouldn’t you take a chance, given how much you dislike what you’re going right now? What have you got to lose?
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They pushed against unfair laws, betting they wouldn’t get punished and guess what? They were right. They broke through all of those unfair laws and now we live in a system that benefits from them breaking the rules for the better. Seriousl
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They are allowed to push the boundaries against unfair laws. Which protesters have done countless times. Do you think that prochoice activists should follow the laws when constitutional rights are stripped from them? Should the Dutch farmer
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That’s a GAAP loss. Did you read the article you posted?
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