242 pts ยท November 3, 2014
yes, after some fool divided by zero
https://giphy.com/gifs/spongebob-squarepants-perfectloops-rave-14fYnEaqViXmRG
willard but crows
look like ya just hit the randomize button in the character editor, just fuck me up game
#14 using the element of surprise, I see
on the other hand, it's good to have the element of surprise on your side
#14 at least they did blink and drove on the corresponding lane. it's just that they still need to learn in what direction to turn the wheel
especially from that dude below the window who's glad it didn't go off over his head after going thru 5 seconds of panic
laws can be good sometimes but agree, regulations are a finicky tool, especially if the basis is good intentions alone, instead of thought
I know, it's meant well but this would incentivize employers to stick their nose into the domestic affairs of their employees
the concern actually is if small companies decide or have to get around footing the bill by just not employing risky people to stay afloat
it's not about the companies tho, but if they have to fire or avoid hiring some since not all are giant multinationals with gov subventions
two separate things albeit FDA being a gate keeper and mandating to pay everything indirectly thru insurance both messes with the market
Quick, take his farm land!
suckermouths can inhabit the same tank as piranhas since they go unnoticed by many other fish. but the snapping turtle better get a new tank
one of the two already makes a big difference
one aspect coud be the difference between feeling that you're wasting your live vs doing something which actualy helps others &gives meaning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue_WQcFJd8U
Ross doing it right, don't shoplift at ya store around the corner
a leash isn't that bad of a thing
just another npc
I was on the edge of my seat until the video played once to the end
I don't understand the question. capitalism is failing people and destabilizing gov? by what metric?
the housing bust was greatly related to the fed reserve dishing out cheap loans, incentivizing riskier behavior
if you talking about anarcho capitalism, true. otherwise where does keynesianism prevent a collapse? often gov intervention makes it worse
a market needs little gov intervention to run and generate wealth and innovation. a mix is needed mostly to provide social security for poor
capitalism turns greed into productivity. greed isn't bad in a market economy since you need to provide value to society in order to get $$$
banning child labour is meant well but e.g. in bangladesh, it forced children to resort to begging and prostitution with that option taken
min wage is a barrier for (yet) unskilled workers, this hinders opportunities, especially for black US youth
sweden went from the state owning the property and means to letting private individuals do that. market economy saved them despite h. taxes
yes, after some fool divided by zero
https://giphy.com/gifs/spongebob-squarepants-perfectloops-rave-14fYnEaqViXmRG
willard but crows
look like ya just hit the randomize button in the character editor, just fuck me up game
#14 using the element of surprise, I see
on the other hand, it's good to have the element of surprise on your side
#14 at least they did blink and drove on the corresponding lane. it's just that they still need to learn in what direction to turn the wheel
especially from that dude below the window who's glad it didn't go off over his head after going thru 5 seconds of panic
laws can be good sometimes but agree, regulations are a finicky tool, especially if the basis is good intentions alone, instead of thought
I know, it's meant well but this would incentivize employers to stick their nose into the domestic affairs of their employees
the concern actually is if small companies decide or have to get around footing the bill by just not employing risky people to stay afloat
it's not about the companies tho, but if they have to fire or avoid hiring some since not all are giant multinationals with gov subventions
two separate things albeit FDA being a gate keeper and mandating to pay everything indirectly thru insurance both messes with the market
Quick, take his farm land!
suckermouths can inhabit the same tank as piranhas since they go unnoticed by many other fish. but the snapping turtle better get a new tank
one of the two already makes a big difference
one aspect coud be the difference between feeling that you're wasting your live vs doing something which actualy helps others &gives meaning
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue_WQcFJd8U
Ross doing it right, don't shoplift at ya store around the corner
a leash isn't that bad of a thing
just another npc
I was on the edge of my seat until the video played once to the end
I don't understand the question. capitalism is failing people and destabilizing gov? by what metric?
the housing bust was greatly related to the fed reserve dishing out cheap loans, incentivizing riskier behavior
if you talking about anarcho capitalism, true. otherwise where does keynesianism prevent a collapse? often gov intervention makes it worse
a market needs little gov intervention to run and generate wealth and innovation. a mix is needed mostly to provide social security for poor
capitalism turns greed into productivity. greed isn't bad in a market economy since you need to provide value to society in order to get $$$
banning child labour is meant well but e.g. in bangladesh, it forced children to resort to begging and prostitution with that option taken
min wage is a barrier for (yet) unskilled workers, this hinders opportunities, especially for black US youth
sweden went from the state owning the property and means to letting private individuals do that. market economy saved them despite h. taxes