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Business, Economics, and Taxes 2: That's Why We Fight to Take the Means Back

Kepler said:
Surely you are not suggesting penalizing the rich?
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Sorry, forgot that this "nation of laws" don't actually apply to them.

Lock someone up in a concentration camp for a misdemeanor, let human traffickers get away with real felonies. Even when they don't even hide it.
 
In another case of "private equity ruins everything", apparently WrestleMania Night 1 was awful. A 240 minute wrestling show with 80 minutes of actual wrestling. Needed all that time for ads and a 30 minute Hulk Hogan documentary (because even in death the Hulkster derails a PPV).
 
Jimjamesak said:
In another case of "private equity ruins everything", apparently WrestleMania Night 1 was awful. A 240 minute wrestling show with 80 minutes of actual wrestling. Needed all that time for ads and a 30 minute Hulk Hogan documentary (because even in death the Hulkster derails a PPV).
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Hey! Honor the policies he championed! The name on his birth certificate is Terry Gene Bollea. Don't use his woke name!
 
Jimjamesak said:
In another case of "private equity ruins everything", apparently WrestleMania Night 1 was awful. A 240 minute wrestling show with 80 minutes of actual wrestling. Needed all that time for ads and a 30 minute Hulk Hogan documentary (because even in death the Hulkster derails a PPV).
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Given the endless hype on ESPN, that was pretty predictable.
 
Jimjamesak said:
In another case of "private equity ruins everything", apparently WrestleMania Night 1 was awful. A 240 minute wrestling show with 80 minutes of actual wrestling. Needed all that time for ads and a 30 minute Hulk Hogan documentary (because even in death the Hulkster derails a PPV).
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Yea, the fanbase is NOT happy on this one... What's dumb is that they are wishing for the $59.99 PPV model to be back... That's how far this has slid back...
 
RaceBoarder said:
Yea, the fanbase is NOT happy on this one... What's dumb is that they are wishing for the $59.99 PPV model to be back... That's how far this has slid back...
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The new model will get more people subscribed to Disney. Which, over time, will cost them more than the PPV model (when thinking that the ESPN/HULU/Disney package is a good deal for the level to the fake wrestling).
 
MichVandal said:
The new model will get more people subscribed to Disney. Which, over time, will cost them more than the PPV model (when thinking that the ESPN/HULU/Disney package is a good deal for the level to the fake wrestling).
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Yea, that's why they are fed up...

And that's also the irony, as they were ready to burn things down when the PPV rate for WrestleMania hit $59.99 ( the normal, monthly PPV's were $29.99).
 
Jon Ossof and the Democrats are the only ones that don't like the high gas prices.

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Aaron Rupar (@atrupar.com)

Rep. Buddy Carter: "I applaud President Trump. We've got to end this reign of terror that has existed for 47 years. High gas prices, nobody likes that, but -- except for Democrats and Jon Ossoff, they like it. But we will see prices come down again."
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Jesus fuck.

Palantir’s post concludes by criticising “the shallow temptation of a vacant and hollow pluralism”. It argues that an unthinking commitment to inclusivity and pluralism “glosses over the fact that certain cultures and indeed subcultures… have produced wonders. Others have proven middling, and worse, regressive and harmful”.
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Deutsche Gopher Fan said:
isn't sociology basically illegal now in florida schools?

I will agree on one thing. Conservative culture has produced nothing worthwhile but is instead regressive and harmful
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Which is why I don't ever see me even considering anyone claiming to be an r. Well, one of many reasons. They still don't admit that their policies and how they try to look at anyone who opposes them is exactly how we ended up where we are now. So if anyone ran as an r or voted as an r in the last 40 years, you are why we are where we are. So it will be impossible to take it back unless you actually recognize that opposition is also a possible solution as opposed to an enemy.
 
"A villain thinks he is a hero in another movie."

I worked side by side with these guys for 20 years. They have no conception of the damage they caused. They aren't even in the same ballpark as reality.
 
ticapnews said:
They don't see it as damage. For most of them, this is exactly what they wanted all along.
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I mean them sinking into poverty as inequality goes into overdrive. They see that as damage, but they blame women, liberals, blacks, and queers.
 
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