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Comment · 2 years ago
didnt harvard also reinstate their need for standarized tests?
Comment · 3 years ago
that’s pocket change for them. probably just file it under DEI budget for supporting a female founder
Comment · 3 years ago
feels like we just allow people to get away with fraud for like a decade before doing anything about it.
Comment · 3 years ago
Agree with this but its less about unions and more about resetting the empoloyer/employee dynamic after a period of time the employees clearly had an upperhand. they are tired of allowing flexible work and giving 2 yoe people 300k. they want power back.

its not about evil-y stroking a cat, or meeting in a smoke filled room. its as easy as just reading the moment in time and taking advantage.

Comment · 3 years ago
remember this company was being hyped alot on twitter the past 2 years as we had supply chain issues. glad i dont just follow the trend.
Comment · 3 years ago
no. they have specific laid out bounds with which they can operate in. it's deeply dangerous and disturbing for them to try to exceed that. especially because they aren't elected. they don't get to just exceed those bounds and wait for legislature to issue a ruling to roll it back. it's quite the opposite.

its the equivalent of if the tsa started trying to pat you down before you got in your car. and then saying its okay because congress can just roll it back.

Comment · 3 years ago
too bad people's brains can't process stuff like that. they can only do a single level of "do i agree with the outcome" and not whether or not its actually legal or sets a bad precedent. or god forbid, think what powers that would give their political opponent when they take power.

student debt was another one. whether or not you agree with forgiving it, it's deeply disturbing for the president to knowingly do something unconstitutional and do an endrun around congress' power of the purse. With the hope that no one has standing to challenge it

Comment · 3 years ago
the problem is you are limited in how many calories you can consume. so any unhealthy crap crowds out nutrient rich stuff
Comment · 3 years ago
if you have a deadly allergy like that, is eating at small restaurants really worth risking your life?
Comment · 3 years ago
do they also get tuition wavers? 34k + free 20k tuition aint bad as a student
Comment · 3 years ago
isn’t this basically like doxxing? aren’t the people criticizing this move the ones who would be in hysterics if someone did this to a journalist or politician they like? especially if it was a woman of color or whatever preferred group
Comment · 3 years ago
yeah i’m sure, they just happened to wait till after the election and after he was out of money, and after it was early enough to prevent people from losing their life savings
Comment · 3 years ago
well he has no more money to give, so of course they are happy to arrest him now. they just didnt bother investigating the fraud until after it collapsed for some reason..
Comment · 3 years ago
shocked a brown male got a worse sentence than a white female for the same crime

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