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[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@KyleR_2001 Also, he realizes that the ball is in his court. The entire world is drawing a collective breath and waiting on him, so he doesn't need to be specific as long as he's in control

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@KyleR_2001 Much like how medicare is handled, the government will most likely chalk it up to either charities or organizations to help fund these individuals. I believe however that this should become a socialist system where all have access to quality medicare and drugs

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@jctwittah Well, do you believe that this is an outlier or a symbol of cultural changes at large? Clearly the legal system did the right thing by suing and convicting the restaurant and by my account most blacks are treated fairly in other places or am I unaware of racially charged places?

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@AnthonyJ2019 I wonder why they targeted journalists. Maybe they feel that they are "invading" and "exploiting" their homeland for news coverage and want to send a message to stay out. These brave souls risk their lives to report and cover radicalists that hate them

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@DamianH18320290 Most likely these people are being let in because of easy access into the country rather than those coming from across the Atlantic. While the actual linguistics of letting than many people in is sketchy, denying those fleeing because of vague suspicions is ignorant and foul

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@AnthonyJ2019 Unfortunately, I'd have to agree. Many restrictions must be placed to prevent terrorism, but the act of expressing free speech without the heavy hand of the law is protected. In fact, there are lawyers that deal specifically with defending the 1st amendment, especially racists

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@AnthonyJ2019 This is because when an organization is given the choice of the ethical treatment of their prisoners or the pursuit of money, capital usually wins. As shown here, the people are a downgraded priority when entrusted to private hands (2/2)

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@AnthonyJ2019 Woah. The most interesting part is that there are private prisons. Maybe I'm late to the discussion, but trusting the incarceration and transportation of humans via a profit-seeking business is problematic (1/2)

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@KyleR_2001 The military and medical use will gain the most use out of these precise, efficient machines. Not only is there the possibility of mechanical warfare, (a la terminator) but budgets and manufacture of weapons will be completely turned on its head

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@Alexandra_T1GER @KyleR_2001 The reason I think it hasn't taken off is because of price and current tech. But what interests me is the possibility of having entire organs or exoskeletons mechanically created or printed in less than a day.

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@AnthonyJ2019 Well, since the meeting has concluded that N. Korea will be dismantling their nukes in public, it really shows the possibility of a progressive and peaceful world. Hopefully, Kim will actually go through with this deal and their can finally be peace

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

To clarify, in the new age of marketing, companies are being pressured to pursue social benefit as part of their mission and direction. This pressure is being applied mostly to the CEOs of the company, but should investors, who fund it, be held to that standard?

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

Not only are businesses interested in making the world better, but investors are forcing businesses to be socially driven or risk losing funding. As investors are crucial to business vitality, should they be held to the same standard as corps? #mchslang19
https://t.co/EssVudWYYx

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@Curly_Fry_17 Here in America, we have the resources and technology to mobilize and effectively defend against situations like this. However, in lesser developed countries where access is limited could be hit even harder. Should our focus then be directed towards these places in a global fight

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

@Curly_Fry_17 I think that the advent of technology like this merely symbolizes the disaster that has become of the environment in places such as this. While the USA may have its fair share of problems, places where oxygen is literally a valued commodity need to act quicker.

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

Another example of an amazing new company is Once Upon A Farm, a baby food company founded by John Foraker, a pioneer in the industry. As stated here, their goal is to nourish the next generation so they in turn can give back to the world. #mchslang19
https://t.co/B3RJxoHZkx

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

This article sheds light on the difference between 21st and 20th century business goals. IN the 20th century making money and making a good where the goals, but in this century it's evolved beyond money to the customers and the larger ideal. #mchslang19
https://t.co/1JOLzRd694

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

A new industry forging its way in business: natural food and beverages. They ensure that real food is used in their products and the fair treatment of their workers. What does this new generation of food tell us about modern America's state? #mchslang19
https://t.co/w6jqidowHz

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

As climate change becomes an ever increasing issue, companies are now actively combating their carbon footprint, and they seem to be working. However, going forward what should be the roles of individuals and businesses in the environment? #mchslang19
https://t.co/p5AUz5Q74B

[Connor O @mchsConnorO]

Ben and Jerry's was amazingly one of the first purpose-driven businesses and fought hard to retained those ideals when it was bought by Unilever. As smaller companies continue to be bought out, what priority should their company mission take? #mchslang19
https://t.co/POkOkIc6ol