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Manufacture super-babies

This thread is like a divining rod for identifying the bigot gene.

When a company is posting near 6 billion dollar quarterly profits (and at the same time being a drain on society for the reasons I mentioned before) we've passed beyond the realm of making a profit and into the realm of damaging greed.

There are plenty of theories. potato tomato.

Not preening about anything just trying to educate you. If you want to argue that homosexuality isn't genetic go do that with some less educated folk who still talk to imaginary friends.

Pesky facts are the best.

Idk its called being educated?

Again it doesn't have to be oil that was just an example. Good talk anyhow.

ya dont say...

In fairness, oil was a bad choice given historical precedence (there may be a way to make it work but I don't know specifically), but that being admitted you can stop being pedantic now.

zomg america is doomed jesus fucking christ people educate yourselves.

I don't exactly have a 10,000 page dissertation on "Superpunk's Economic Plan" where every detail is already hammered out, I'm just speaking in generalities. They are an easy, readily accessible example. Could be anyone, really.

No.

I re-read above and can maybe see where you're missing the connection, so I'll add one more thing. A common argument, and one dodger made, is that these regulations, higher costs and higher wages will always be passed to the consumer. That does not have to be true unless the company is...

recently we've seen a few companies re-privatize (I think Dell did) rather than be subject to imagination land economy. It will be interesting to see if that continues or becomes more popular.

I think it's a fine alternative to raising wages. If they want us to buckle our belts and budget more responsibly - while refusing to share the ENORMOUS portion of their pie (which continues to grow and all go to one place, rather than "trickle down"), then we can subject them to the same...

It's not a surprise that happened to Stockton (they filed years ago) It may come as a surprise to you that there are more cities in California than Stockton, however. Even more surprising to you may be that a city is a very different thing than a state.

Was steel a "necessity corporation"? History is repeating itself and most people are too uninformed to notice or care.