As if a feminist working at an employment agency could possibly know what people do the "same work" as other people. Heck, two people being given offers for the exact same job are unlikely to do the same work, once they are there.
"I did join together with my neighbors to purchase the property. It's called being a citizen and paying taxes."
You and your neighbours paid nowhere near enough in taxes to purchase control rights over that property. You are party to making countless others pay taxes too, and subordinate their personal preferences, in order to "purchase" your beach view.
But without the compulsion of government, this can't really happen. Most middlemen do in fact make a productivity contribution. In this case it's pretty clear: it's an auction / pseudo-credit-rating type system that brings value to the landlord. Enabling finding a rental property even at landlords with such high standards bring value to the renters too.
âoeThe Mercator projection is a symbolic representation that put Europe at the center of the world. And when you continue to show images of the places where peopleâ(TM)s heritage is rooted that is not accurate, that has an effect on students.â
Yes, "has an effect". That's it. Not "bad effect", not "large effect".
If facebook received an NSL or warrant, it could trivially trigger this "ugly, obvious, risky" mechanism and read "secure" traffic, with little if any visible sign at the sender / recipient.
It is a backdoor accessible to facebook or people who control it. That's bad enough.
By the time it "predicted", the accident sequence was already well under way, starting with the sudden deceleration of the larger vehicle. A 100% probability of loss-of-separation is an easy enough "prediction" so as to be called a calculation.
Unfortunately, those people you are sick and tired of are talking about a simple, direct, easily-proven phenomenon, whereas the so-called fossil fuel subsidies are indirect, complex, and are generally bog-standard tax credits available to all industries. Sorry the world is the way it is.
So to protect one's assets from negative interest rates, the closest thing to liquid currency would be... gold? And to protect one's assets from inflation, likewise?
A step taken voluntarily will last longer than a step made at the point of a sword. IOW: absent emergencies, governments should adjust incentives, and gently.
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As if a feminist working at an employment agency could possibly know what people do the "same work" as other people. Heck, two people being given offers for the exact same job are unlikely to do the same work, once they are there.
"If you do that, watch how basically overnight, lenders will start scrutinizing borrowers more"
That sounds good, except if that lender is a government that is eager to purchase the loyalty of a young voter.
"I did join together with my neighbors to purchase the property. It's called being a citizen and paying taxes."
You and your neighbours paid nowhere near enough in taxes to purchase control rights over that property. You are party to making countless others pay taxes too, and subordinate their personal preferences, in order to "purchase" your beach view.
"without making any contribution to productivity"
But without the compulsion of government, this can't really happen. Most middlemen do in fact make a productivity contribution. In this case it's pretty clear: it's an auction / pseudo-credit-rating type system that brings value to the landlord. Enabling finding a rental property even at landlords with such high standards bring value to the renters too.
"rent-seeking" usually refers to entities that benefit from government mandates. This is not the case here.
"You deserve it!"
What a dumb punchline. No, you don't "deserve" it (success). Go pursue it, but no one owes it to you.
You slew not just one straw man but a whole field of them. Bravo!
Quote from TFA that motivates all this:
âoeThe Mercator projection is a symbolic representation that put Europe at the center of the world. And when you continue to show images of the places where peopleâ(TM)s heritage is rooted that is not accurate, that has an effect on students.â
Yes, "has an effect". That's it. Not "bad effect", not "large effect".
> I'm sorry, but does anyone really think that "equality" from actions like this is a good idea?
Yes, progressives.
"2) It's not a backdoor."
If facebook received an NSL or warrant, it could trivially trigger this "ugly, obvious, risky" mechanism and read "secure" traffic, with little if any visible sign at the sender / recipient.
It is a backdoor accessible to facebook or people who control it. That's bad enough.
What Twitter needs most is an edit function applied to its top management.
ha hah ahaha glorious
By the time it "predicted", the accident sequence was already well under way, starting with the sudden deceleration of the larger vehicle. A 100% probability of loss-of-separation is an easy enough "prediction" so as to be called a calculation.
> because IBM has purported to espouse diversity and inclusion
But you see, everyone only purports to espouse that stuff.
A "UN" treaty is a treaty between nations, not a treaty between the UN and a nation. A "UN ban" is a joke.
Unfortunately, those people you are sick and tired of are talking about a simple, direct, easily-proven phenomenon, whereas the so-called fossil fuel subsidies are indirect, complex, and are generally bog-standard tax credits available to all industries. Sorry the world is the way it is.
So to protect one's assets from negative interest rates, the closest thing to liquid currency would be ... gold? And to protect one's assets from inflation, likewise?
... because central banks can then impose negative interest rates, and you'd have no place to hide your savings
"We use a number of third-party standards to determine what is and isn't hate speech"
Nice dodge. Not even willing to man up, state, and stand behind their definitions.
Wait a minute - are you saying that "fake" == "not impartial, objective"? Then there is a whole lot of "fake news" out there.
A step taken voluntarily will last longer than a step made at the point of a sword. IOW: absent emergencies, governments should adjust incentives, and gently.
"This had the greenhouse gas reduction equivalent ..."
And all this accomplished -what-, in terms of climactic effect?
Nothing in that thread substantiates the claim that "if you build equipment which can use GPS or GLONASS, you have to pay a license fee.".
[citation needed]
Congratulations, Airstrip One!