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sol_remmy
8y ago
I met an underwriter through synagogue who works at the predatory lending office mentioned in this article (Queen Funding LLC). I will have a talk with him about this..
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There's plenty of space elsewhere in the country, why not relocate your family to the Midwest? You can get a cheap home and there are plenty of jobs
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And that's why the ideal is a choice between cash and electronic currency. Sweden made cash (practically) illegal so now everyone has one less choice.
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8y ago
I know a bunch of beautiful, accomplished women with great jobs who can't find good men to start a family with. Young mens' failure-to-launch is becoming a big problem....
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or men of any race who get the "walking behind a nervous women while male" treatment when walking around their city at night
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You propose taxing a company on their revenue and also taxing individuals when they realize their capital gains? Such a high level of double taxation would kill all investment in this country overnight
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> Men do not work as teachers because the media has painted men as "sex crazed". Most mothers would be uncomfortable with having a male 4th grade teacher for their daughter. > Many women would be uncomfortable having a male
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Possibility 1: Male-dominated fields discriminate against females. Possibility 2: Those fields are male-dominated because they can't get into female-dominated fields. Men do not work as teachers because the media has painted men as &qu
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Using an IQ test in order to hire is actually illegal. If only the laws were that simple..
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> And that's where hands come up empty. Maybe anti-male sexism prevalent in the health care and education fields is causing women to prefer those fields. Fix the sexism in health care/education. Elementary teachers should be 50
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No body thinks that. You're way outside the overton window. Why is the health care field heavily biased in favor or female nurses and doctors? Are women smarter than men when it comes to biology/anatomy?
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Absolutely the patent system is underfunded. We need to force companies to pay a yearly "patent maintenance fee" which will pay for the governments costs in defending and enforcing patents. We are sick of subsidizing patent enforc
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> If you look deep enough into the history of any modestly large Amercian city Sadly this is true for any multicultural city in any country of the world
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Regardless of if theres a equivalence there or not, he's right that Texas and Georgia are in the unusual position of both having a ton of jobs and very reasonable housing market. Granted SF is space constrained, but there is no excuse
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Please consult the facts before you post. All employers within San Francisco pay a large amount of taxes to the city for each employee. Those taxes more than pay for the cost of road use of their employees. Thank you.
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Why do they list nuclear as "low carbon" when it is actually zero carbon?
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Absolutely. The free healthcare alone makes up for the lower salaries in France. My friend is diabetic and in poor health, he would go broke if he lived in America and not Europe.
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They should be outlawed for camping too... the importance of keeping bacteria from growing immune outweighs the small risk of getting a stomach bug while camping Sanitizer should ONLY be legal for use in hospitals
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Most biologists are either in academic or government employed and do not need to even think about money/making a profit. People working in CS are mostly in industry and do not have 10+ year timeframes to leisurely discuss ideas. And wh
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> It is evident that such a legislation is hostile to the poor and favorable only to the rich I feel hopeless that this will ever change. In a extremely liberal city like San Francisco, where nearly every citizen follows progressive poli
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I would not trust a source called "earther.com" to tell me good news about solar because they're clearly going to be biased. When power industry magazines talk about solar being cheap then i'll believe it
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Carpenters earning San Francisco wages, who probably qualify for a pension after 25 years of service (because they are in the fire dept)
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How is it possible to be a third generation welfare recipient? Doesn't unemployment run out after 2-3 years?
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I'm sorry but Mother Jones is not a reputable news source. Can you link to some other site?
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You just moved the goalpost. We were talking about wait times for insured people, which is 88% of Americans. Can we stick to one topic until it is resolved? For the 88% of Americans who are insured , their wait times are lower than in rich
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Except, in the UK, med school graduates at age 22 are "junior doctors" and are getting paid starting Year 5 (first year of foundational school) UK: Start getting paid year 5 USA: Start getting paid year 9 Big difference
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Post-high school schooling for a standard family doctor (one of the lowest paid doctors): 4 years bachelors + 4 years medical school + 3 years residency = 11 years post-high school education.
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> Have you ever tried to get non-urgent surgery in the US? Whatever you say on this does not line up with reality. The UK, a nation of 60 million, has 120,000 people waiting over 6 months for surgery: https://www.independent
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Your graph (2015): United States: $10300 Canada: $4400 Ratio: 2.34 My actual findings (2017): United States: $9250 Canada: $6600 Ratio: 1.40 I think your graph is fake news. Sources: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsa
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PolitiFact, a liberal site, rates your claim as FALSE: http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2015/aug/... That graph is not even accurate. This says Canada's health care spending is $66
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