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@FinancialPhys No

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@MetamateDaz No

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@middle_class_us Literally none of this is true. Slop engagement farming post

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@42ERMorningstar @dropyourpencil @1followernodad Are you mad at GE and Maytag for destroying all of the jobs washing clothes? Are you mad at the inventor of refrigeration for destroying the ice industry?

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@dropyourpencil @1followernodad No I think the frictionless commerce Amazon has enabled has created more jobs than have been lost in brick and mortar retail.

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@Heccles94 It doesn’t help thanks

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@MCChewRocka @RyanIsMunchy @bennotshapiro @bjanasik @Jetskigrizzly What do you mean “unlimited access”?

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@0xleegenz My bank literally has an amortization calculator on it’s website that lets me calculate this

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@Li33aaa Recycled jokeslop

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@HamptonAc_ So he’s left with nearly $4k a month and somehow this is bad?

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@LilDonnyB @morematerial It was a different time. People did not understand pollution

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@bennotshapiro @Jetskigrizzly You don’t even have an argument you’re just mad because someone else has more than you.

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@mcsquared34 Having a lot of different products isn’t a monopoly.

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@HistoryBoomer It wouldn’t have millions of people complaining on a website all day about relatively innocuous things that they don’t understand

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@VitalistInt Servitude = when there are lots of restaurants with parking?

Not sure about this one.

[John @WesleyP65443]

@RoboKnowsBall Yeah you guys wanted lower ticket prices.

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@Kinchi3538 @JackalopeRider1 This would be a better analogy if there was only one employer in the U.S. that somehow owned everything

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@RadDadRedemtn @neoliberal_hack There is virtually unlimited demand for care. EVERY system has to find a way to ration the healthcare resources available. This isn’t a problem unique to the U.S.

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@greendragonhq What does this mean?