dude is eligible for $287 mil, and is being vilified for wanting detroit to get closer to that number. it sucks that owners get to weaponize RFA and it working because "well he's a millionaire" it's no wonder labor rights keep getting trampled on these days
I want to be very clear about something.
Oklahoma is not a poor state. It is a poorly managed state.
We have the land, the energy, the people and the work ethic. What we haven't had is somebody in the governor's office reading every line of the budget and demanding results for the taxpayers' money.
That changes in January.
@TeamYouTube Hope you guys doing well. I'm having a issue with a video of mine that was took down. 1st time it happed I had it appealed and it was put back up. Less then 2 weeks its was taken down again for the same reason. is there anyway you can help me
The Paramount/Warner Brothers merger seems facially illegal, and the state AG lawsuit challenging it is very strong.
It’s troubling to hear that the states may now settle for behavioral remedies, allowing the deal to go through subject to various promises from the firms. Behavioral remedies routinely fail, and the stakes here are particularly high given that a strong democracy requires open markets for sound journalism and creative expression.
The states were right to step up, and I hope they keep fighting to protect this market, its workers, and the millions of Americans who value a free press and a vibrant film industry.
@YouTubeCreators I’ve having issue with the platform in past few months. Two of my videos were took down, I’m struggling to find the violation in the video, on top of that my appeal was denied less then 5 mins.
BITCOIN INDUSTRY WROTE LAW REGULATING ITSELF IN OKLAHOMA
After an illegally-operating Bitcoin mine drained millions of gallons from El Reno’s water supply, we found a state law meant to regulate the industry did little to prevent it—and instead limits what cities can do.
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