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Comment Re:Not the tax payers responsibility (Score -1) 62

you know, over a decade ago I wrote here that the government will be eliminated, that gold will become defacto currency, that debts will have to be paid and restructured, that laws will have to be rolled back, that government will be scaled down due to self destruction and lack of productivity. This id happening. I postulate that government has no authority and that individual has the right not to be stolen from by the government. The country you speak of used to exist before this giant government and it will exist after it.

Comment Re:retention, churn (Score 3, Insightful) 70

First, most of those didn't work their way up through the company to do that. They happened to work a job at the company as a teen or to make beer money for college, then through happenstance ended up hired as an executive after graduation, possibly after working at other places after graduation. You're not going to see the mail room guy gets promoted to lead mail room guy, to mail room manager, etc all the way up to CEO very often.

Next, for every one of those cases, condensed into one neat dreamer article in a magazine, there's a few million others who worked just as hard as mail-room guy or similar and got the heave ho after the CEO gave a speech about a leaner more agile company and cashed in some inflated stock for a new yacht.

Comment Re:This was addressed (Score 2) 243

Of course it didn't turn into an epidemic. A large portion of the U.S. population was vaccinated against measles before the current nutzery about vaccines started spreading.

But that portion will be smaller and smaller as years of idiocy go by.

RFK has a long history of making poor decisions about health and pretty much everything else. Why would you want to follow his advice?

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