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John Martin
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Language study is about more than language study; it has long been and remains at the heart of the humanistic disciplines. This is the case, because it is seems impossible to understand how meaning is made with language without having studied a language other than one's own. To encounter a word or a phrase we don't understand is often the very first step in making sense of a culture other than our own, whether a contemporary culture or one that existed in the different past. Studying a language, moreover, helps us understand better who we are by recognizing that there are ideas that we can't quite express in our own tongue. And even if we make good progress in the study of a language other than our own, we are constantly reminded of how little we in fact understand about another tongue, another system of thought, a foreign vocabulary. Without this requirement colleges and universities will become increasingly untethered from a practice that has done as much as any other single practice to expand our sense that it is no mean feat to make sense of someone born in a land or in a time other than our own.
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John Martin
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Language study is about more than language study; it has long been and remains at the heart of the humanistic disciplines. This is the case, because it is seems impossible to understand how meaning is made with language without having studied a language other than one's own. To encounter a word or a phrase we don't understand is often the very first step in making sense of a culture other than our own, whether a contemporary culture or one that existed in the different past. Studying a language, moreover, helps us understand better who we are by recognizing that there are ideas that we can't quite express in our own tongue. And even if we make good progress in the study of a language other than our own, we are constantly reminded of how little we in fact understand about another tongue, another system of thought, a foreign vocabulary. Without this requirement colleges and universities will become increasingly untethered from a practice that has done as much as any other single practice to expand our sense that it is no mean feat to make sense of someone born in a land or in a time other than our own.
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John Martin
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Language study is about more than language study; it has long been and remains at the heart of the humanistic disciplines. This is the case, because it is seems impossible to understand how meaning is made with language without having studied a language other than one's own. To encounter a word or a phrase we don't understand is often the very first step in making sense of a culture other than our own, whether a contemporary culture or one that existed in the different past. Studying a language, moreover, helps us understand better who we are by recognizing that there are ideas that we can't quite express in our own tongue. And even if we make good progress in the study of a language other than our own, we are constantly reminded of how little we in fact understand about another tongue, another system of thought, a foreign vocabulary. Without this requirement colleges and universities will become increasingly untethered from a practice that has done as much as any other single practice to expand our sense that it is no mean feat to make sense of someone born in a land or in a time other than our own.
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John Martin
|
Language study is about more than language study; it has long been and remains at the heart of the humanistic disciplines. This is the case, because it is seems impossible to understand how meaning is made with language without having studied a language other than one's own. To encounter a word or a phrase we don't understand is often the very first step in making sense of a culture other than our own, whether a contemporary culture or one that existed in the different past. Studying a language, moreover, helps us understand better who we are by recognizing that there are ideas that we can't quite express in our own tongue. And even if we make good progress in the study of a language other than our own, we are constantly reminded of how little we in fact understand about another tongue, another system of thought, a foreign vocabulary. Without this requirement colleges and universities will become increasingly untethered from a practice that has done as much as any other single practice to expand our sense that it is no mean feat to make sense of someone born in a land or in a time other than our own.
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Tom
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For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
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Tom
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For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
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Tom
|
For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
|
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|
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Tom
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For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
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Tom
|
For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
|
extreme parenting
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A2279-P
|
ways of achieving success
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["way", "achieving", "success"]
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way achieving success
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Tom
|
For some. success is achieving things that makes their parents proud of them, and results in others looking up to them. But in some cases this is meeting the expectations of others, not necessarily oneself. People need to have the independence (from their parents) to develop a sense of who they are as individuals. I would argue that a mature individual achieves success when they do things that make them feel good about themselves (for example being a social worker rather than a neurosurgeon) regardless of what others think I am reminded of lyrics from the song Garden Party sung by the late singer Rick Nelson - "you can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself".
|
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|
A2279-P
|
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success achieving things makes parents proud results others looking. cases meeting expectations others necessarily oneself. people need independence parents develop sense individuals. would argue mature individual achieves success things make feel good example social worker rather neurosurgeon regardless others think reminded lyrics song garden party sung late singer rick nelson ca n't please everyone 've got please
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["individualism"]
|
individualism
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
their land
|
A1242-P
|
their land
| 0
| 1
| 6,340
| 12,099,051
|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["land"]
|
land
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
their land
|
A1242-P
|
property rights
| 0
| 3
| 6,341
| 12,099,051
|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["property", "right"]
|
property right
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
their land
|
A1242-P
|
prescriptive easement
| 0
| 3
| 6,342
| 12,099,051
|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["prescriptive", "easement"]
|
prescriptive easement
| 1
| 1
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
beachfront homes
|
A1241-P
|
beachfront homes
| 0
| 1
| 6,667
| 12,099,051
|
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|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["beachfront", "home"]
|
beachfront home
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
beachfront homes
|
A1241-P
|
prescriptive easement laws
| 0
| 3
| 6,668
| 12,099,051
|
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|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["prescriptive", "easement", "law"]
|
prescriptive easement law
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
beachfront homes
|
A1241-P
|
beach access
| 0
| 3
| 6,669
| 12,099,051
|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["beach", "access"]
|
beach access
| 1
| 0
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
beachfront homes
|
A1241-P
|
prescriptive easements
| 1
| 2
| 6,670
| 12,099,051
|
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|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["prescriptive", "easement"]
|
prescriptive easement
| 1
| 1
|
Stuart Smith
|
Do laws of prescriptive easement not apply to the road this fellow closed off? It is my understanding that if a precedent has been set by allowing people to use such a route for a certain number of years then it is nearly impossible to close such down, even if you have recently purchased it. The previous owner by allowing such access has established a route for people to get to the beach which is owned by all of us.
|
beachfront homes
|
A1241-P
|
public access
| 1
| 3
| 6,671
| 12,099,051
|
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|
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|
laws prescriptive easement apply road fellow closed. understanding precedent set allowing people use route certain number years nearly impossible close even recently purchased. previous owner allowing access established route people get beach owned us
|
["public", "access"]
|
public access
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
veganism
|
A126-P
|
veganism
| 0
| 1
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| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["veganism"]
|
veganism
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
veganism
|
A126-P
|
veganism
| 0
| 3
| 8,002
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["veganism"]
|
veganism
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
veganism
|
A126-P
|
balanced diets
| 0
| 3
| 8,003
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["balanced", "diet"]
|
balanced diet
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
everyone
|
A127-P
|
everyone
| 0
| 1
| 18,503
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["everyone"]
|
everyone
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
everyone
|
A127-P
|
vegan diet
| 0
| 3
| 18,504
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["vegan", "diet"]
|
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| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
everyone
|
A127-P
|
veganism
| 0
| 2
| 18,505
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["veganism"]
|
veganism
| 1
| 0
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
everyone
|
A127-P
|
omnivore
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| 3
| 18,506
| 6,020,599
|
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
|
["omnivore"]
|
omnivore
| 1
| 1
|
Kim Beauchamp, ND
|
Go, Nina! After years as a vegan (and the dangerously low cholesterol levels that came with it), I couldn't agree more that humans are omnivores by design. No doubt that many of us don't get enough veggies, but that's not justification for ignoring our ancestry and anatomy/physiology. I didn't believe it until my own health suffered half way through my first year in naturopathic medical school, but there's no room for doubt now.
|
everyone
|
A127-P
|
health
| 0
| 3
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|
go nina. years vegan dangerously low cholesterol levels came could n't agree humans omnivores design. doubt many us n't get enough veggies 's justification ignoring ancestry anatomy physiology. n't believe health suffered half way first year naturopathic medical school 's room doubt
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["health"]
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health
| 1
| 1
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hutchinson817
|
Oh puhleez...go rent "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Exxon, Chevron, Shell are all playing golf right now figuring out how to stop this. We've had the possible technology since the seventies and then no one wanted to listen to poor Jimmy Carter...so we elected Ronnie Raygun and all was well. If this ever caught on, Exxon would have nothing to sell at their gas stations. Do you really think they will allow that? You will soon be hearing news stories about how bad these are. (a guy who commutes on an E bike...carbon equiv is 1200 miles per gallon.)
|
electric cars
|
A3912-P
|
electric cars
| 1
| 1
| 3,967
| 2,653,694
|
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|
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|
oh puhleez ... go rent killed electric car. exxon chevron shell playing golf right figuring stop. 've possible technology since seventies one wanted listen poor jimmy carter ... elected ronnie raygun well. ever caught exxon would nothing sell gas stations. really think allow. soon hearing news stories bad. guy commutes e bike ... carbon equiv 1200 miles per gallon
|
["electric", "car"]
|
electric car
| 1
| 1
|
hutchinson817
|
Oh puhleez...go rent "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Exxon, Chevron, Shell are all playing golf right now figuring out how to stop this. We've had the possible technology since the seventies and then no one wanted to listen to poor Jimmy Carter...so we elected Ronnie Raygun and all was well. If this ever caught on, Exxon would have nothing to sell at their gas stations. Do you really think they will allow that? You will soon be hearing news stories about how bad these are. (a guy who commutes on an E bike...carbon equiv is 1200 miles per gallon.)
|
electric cars
|
A3912-P
|
electric cars
| 1
| 3
| 3,968
| 2,653,694
|
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|
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|
oh puhleez ... go rent killed electric car. exxon chevron shell playing golf right figuring stop. 've possible technology since seventies one wanted listen poor jimmy carter ... elected ronnie raygun well. ever caught exxon would nothing sell gas stations. really think allow. soon hearing news stories bad. guy commutes e bike ... carbon equiv 1200 miles per gallon
|
["electric", "car"]
|
electric car
| 1
| 1
|
hutchinson817
|
Oh puhleez...go rent "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Exxon, Chevron, Shell are all playing golf right now figuring out how to stop this. We've had the possible technology since the seventies and then no one wanted to listen to poor Jimmy Carter...so we elected Ronnie Raygun and all was well. If this ever caught on, Exxon would have nothing to sell at their gas stations. Do you really think they will allow that? You will soon be hearing news stories about how bad these are. (a guy who commutes on an E bike...carbon equiv is 1200 miles per gallon.)
|
electric cars
|
A3912-P
|
renewable energy
| 1
| 2
| 3,969
| 2,653,694
|
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|
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|
oh puhleez ... go rent killed electric car. exxon chevron shell playing golf right figuring stop. 've possible technology since seventies one wanted listen poor jimmy carter ... elected ronnie raygun well. ever caught exxon would nothing sell gas stations. really think allow. soon hearing news stories bad. guy commutes e bike ... carbon equiv 1200 miles per gallon
|
["renewable", "energy"]
|
renewable energy
| 1
| 0
|
hutchinson817
|
Oh puhleez...go rent "Who Killed the Electric Car?" Exxon, Chevron, Shell are all playing golf right now figuring out how to stop this. We've had the possible technology since the seventies and then no one wanted to listen to poor Jimmy Carter...so we elected Ronnie Raygun and all was well. If this ever caught on, Exxon would have nothing to sell at their gas stations. Do you really think they will allow that? You will soon be hearing news stories about how bad these are. (a guy who commutes on an E bike...carbon equiv is 1200 miles per gallon.)
|
electric cars
|
A3912-P
|
movie
| 1
| 3
| 3,970
| 2,653,694
|
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|
oh puhleez ... go rent killed electric car. exxon chevron shell playing golf right figuring stop. 've possible technology since seventies one wanted listen poor jimmy carter ... elected ronnie raygun well. ever caught exxon would nothing sell gas stations. really think allow. soon hearing news stories bad. guy commutes e bike ... carbon equiv 1200 miles per gallon
|
["movie"]
|
movie
| 1
| 0
|
Christian Miller
|
"The costs of inaction outweigh the significant risks of military intervention." And exactly what are these "costs of inaction". I submit that we and the Syrians will be better off if we opt for "inaction". So far our military interventions in the Middle East have had bad outcomes for ourselves and the countries we were trying to help.
|
syria
|
A4065-P
|
syria
| 1
| 1
| 10,427
| 9,829,888
|
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|
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|
costs inaction outweigh significant risks military intervention. exactly costs inaction. submit syrians better opt inaction. far military interventions middle east bad outcomes countries trying help
|
["syria"]
|
syria
| 1
| 1
|
Christian Miller
|
"The costs of inaction outweigh the significant risks of military intervention." And exactly what are these "costs of inaction". I submit that we and the Syrians will be better off if we opt for "inaction". So far our military interventions in the Middle East have had bad outcomes for ourselves and the countries we were trying to help.
|
syria
|
A4065-P
|
syria
| 1
| 3
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|
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|
costs inaction outweigh significant risks military intervention. exactly costs inaction. submit syrians better opt inaction. far military interventions middle east bad outcomes countries trying help
|
["syria"]
|
syria
| 1
| 1
|
Christian Miller
|
"The costs of inaction outweigh the significant risks of military intervention." And exactly what are these "costs of inaction". I submit that we and the Syrians will be better off if we opt for "inaction". So far our military interventions in the Middle East have had bad outcomes for ourselves and the countries we were trying to help.
|
syria
|
A4065-P
|
miliatayr intervention
| 1
| 3
| 10,429
| 9,829,888
|
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|
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|
costs inaction outweigh significant risks military intervention. exactly costs inaction. submit syrians better opt inaction. far military interventions middle east bad outcomes countries trying help
|
["military", "intervention"]
|
military intervention
| 1
| 1
|
Margaret Welman Paez
|
Yes, quality does matter, but few people either have the time or money to seek out that quality. Going vegetarian makes it easier to avoid most all of the industrial animal products in our supermarkets. Maybe the meat producers will take heed if we start demanding more quality as consumers or just stop buying meat by the pallet. I, for one, can't bear the thought of a female pig in a gestation crate for all her adult life.
|
veganism
|
A88-P
|
veganism
| 1
| 1
| 5,655
| 6,020,609
|
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|
yes quality matter people either time money seek quality. going vegetarian makes easier avoid industrial animal products supermarkets. maybe meat producers take heed start demanding quality consumers stop buying meat pallet. one ca n't bear thought female pig gestation crate adult life
|
["veganism"]
|
veganism
| 1
| 0
|
Margaret Welman Paez
|
Yes, quality does matter, but few people either have the time or money to seek out that quality. Going vegetarian makes it easier to avoid most all of the industrial animal products in our supermarkets. Maybe the meat producers will take heed if we start demanding more quality as consumers or just stop buying meat by the pallet. I, for one, can't bear the thought of a female pig in a gestation crate for all her adult life.
|
veganism
|
A88-P
|
vegetarianism
| 1
| 3
| 5,656
| 6,020,609
|
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|
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|
yes quality matter people either time money seek quality. going vegetarian makes easier avoid industrial animal products supermarkets. maybe meat producers take heed start demanding quality consumers stop buying meat pallet. one ca n't bear thought female pig gestation crate adult life
|
["vegetarianism"]
|
vegetarianism
| 1
| 0
|
Margaret Welman Paez
|
Yes, quality does matter, but few people either have the time or money to seek out that quality. Going vegetarian makes it easier to avoid most all of the industrial animal products in our supermarkets. Maybe the meat producers will take heed if we start demanding more quality as consumers or just stop buying meat by the pallet. I, for one, can't bear the thought of a female pig in a gestation crate for all her adult life.
|
veganism
|
A88-P
|
meat
| 1
| 3
| 5,657
| 6,020,609
|
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|
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|
yes quality matter people either time money seek quality. going vegetarian makes easier avoid industrial animal products supermarkets. maybe meat producers take heed start demanding quality consumers stop buying meat pallet. one ca n't bear thought female pig gestation crate adult life
|
["meat"]
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meat
| 1
| 1
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priceofcivilization
|
She does not deserve the honor. She terrorized people into her religion if they were dying. It's the last gasps of primitivism and anti abortion extremists to build a wall of their heroes to keep out real charity, helping people escape poverty....sometimes requiring education and sometimes requiring terminating a pregnancy.
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mother teresa
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A2671-P
|
mother teresa
| 0
| 1
| 16,525
| 18,005,506
|
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|
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|
deserve honor. terrorized people religion dying. 's last gasps primitivism anti abortion extremists build wall heroes keep real charity helping people escape poverty .... sometimes requiring education sometimes requiring terminating pregnancy
|
["mother", "teresa"]
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mother teresa
| 1
| 0
|
priceofcivilization
|
She does not deserve the honor. She terrorized people into her religion if they were dying. It's the last gasps of primitivism and anti abortion extremists to build a wall of their heroes to keep out real charity, helping people escape poverty....sometimes requiring education and sometimes requiring terminating a pregnancy.
|
mother teresa
|
A2671-P
|
honor
| 0
| 3
| 16,526
| 18,005,506
|
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|
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|
deserve honor. terrorized people religion dying. 's last gasps primitivism anti abortion extremists build wall heroes keep real charity helping people escape poverty .... sometimes requiring education sometimes requiring terminating pregnancy
|
["honor"]
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honor
| 1
| 1
|
priceofcivilization
|
She does not deserve the honor. She terrorized people into her religion if they were dying. It's the last gasps of primitivism and anti abortion extremists to build a wall of their heroes to keep out real charity, helping people escape poverty....sometimes requiring education and sometimes requiring terminating a pregnancy.
|
mother teresa
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A2671-P
|
anti-abortion
| 0
| 3
| 16,527
| 18,005,506
|
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|
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|
deserve honor. terrorized people religion dying. 's last gasps primitivism anti abortion extremists build wall heroes keep real charity helping people escape poverty .... sometimes requiring education sometimes requiring terminating pregnancy
|
["antiabortion"]
|
antiabortion
| 1
| 0
|
Reality-Check
|
This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
|
nato
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A826-P
|
nato
| 1
| 1
| 12,379
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["nato"]
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nato
| 1
| 1
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nato
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A826-P
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support of ukraine
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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support ukraine
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| 0
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nato
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A826-P
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nato
| 1
| 3
| 12,381
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["nato"]
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nato
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| 1
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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nonmbers
| 0
| 1
| 13,918
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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number
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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ukranian civil war
| 0
| 3
| 13,919
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["ukranian", "civil", "war"]
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ukranian civil war
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| 0
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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national security
| 1
| 2
| 13,920
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["national", "security"]
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national security
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| 1
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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defense
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| 2
| 13,921
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["defense"]
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defense
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| 0
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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nato
| 1
| 3
| 13,922
| 12,770,824
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debater opinion article betray weak understanding history. nato expanded former soviet union long ago. majority former soviet block eastern european countries already part nato. ukraine largest country europe potentially one richest count european portion russia. standing helping ukraine defended russia would wrong national security economic moral points view. forcing russia expose extremely dangerous immoral brutal country country trust minimum price russia must pay invade occupy ukraine. send ukraine arms intelligence money. let defend country without stacked deck
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["nato"]
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nato
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Reality-Check
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This debater, and his opinion in this article, betray a very weak understanding of history. Nato expanded into the former Soviet Union long ago. The majority of the former Soviet Block eastern European countries are already part of NATO. Ukraine is the largest country in Europe, and potentially one of the Richest, if you do not count the European portion of Russia. Standing by, and not helping Ukraine to defended itself against Russia, would be wrong from national security, economic and moral points of view. Forcing Russia to expose itself as an extremely dangerous, immoral, and brutal country that no other country should trust, should be the minimum price Russia must pay to invade and occupy Ukraine. Send Ukraine arms, intelligence and money. Let them defend their own country, without a stacked deck.
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nonmbers
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A827-P
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international
| 1
| 3
| 13,923
| 12,770,824
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international
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Bailey
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Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
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vaccination
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please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
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["vaccination"]
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vaccination
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Bailey
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Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
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vaccination
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A1487-P
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vaccine
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| 3
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please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
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vaccine
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Bailey
|
Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
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vaccination
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A1487-P
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vaccine safety
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| 3
| 14,907
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please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
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Bailey
|
Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
|
mandatory for all children
|
A1488-P
|
mandatory for all children
| 0
| 1
| 14,916
| 11,410,953
|
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|
please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
|
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|
mandatory child
| 1
| 0
|
Bailey
|
Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
|
mandatory for all children
|
A1488-P
|
safety of vaccines
| 0
| 3
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| 11,410,953
|
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|
please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
|
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|
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|
Bailey
|
Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
|
mandatory for all children
|
A1488-P
|
vaccine
| 0
| 2
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| 11,410,953
|
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|
please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
|
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|
Bailey
|
Please show me the study that proves that vaccines are either safe or effective. There are no such studies, but there are many studies that cause me to question their safety, not to mention the thousands of cases of vaccine injury documented on the VAERS site. If vaccines are safe, why has our government given monetary compensation to thousands of vaccine injured families through the VICP program?
|
mandatory for all children
|
A1488-P
|
vaccine injury
| 0
| 3
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| 11,410,953
|
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please show study proves vaccines either safe effective. studies many studies cause question safety mention thousands cases vaccine injury documented vaers site. vaccines safe government given monetary compensation thousands vaccine injured families vicp program
|
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|
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|
FJP
|
If we really thought that these kinds of bans can work, then we should ban any establishment that serves alcohol from having a parking lot, and in fact why not go farther and just not issue a liquor license to any establishment that you can only realistically get to and from by car. These things aren't going to happen of course, which is the point.
|
happy hour
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A3220-P
|
happy hour
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| 1
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|
really thought kinds bans work ban establishment serves alcohol parking lot fact go farther issue liquor license establishment realistically get car. things n't going happen course point
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|
happy hour
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|
FJP
|
If we really thought that these kinds of bans can work, then we should ban any establishment that serves alcohol from having a parking lot, and in fact why not go farther and just not issue a liquor license to any establishment that you can only realistically get to and from by car. These things aren't going to happen of course, which is the point.
|
happy hour
|
A3220-P
|
drunk driving
| 1
| 3
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really thought kinds bans work ban establishment serves alcohol parking lot fact go farther issue liquor license establishment realistically get car. things n't going happen course point
|
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|
drunk driving
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|
FJP
|
If we really thought that these kinds of bans can work, then we should ban any establishment that serves alcohol from having a parking lot, and in fact why not go farther and just not issue a liquor license to any establishment that you can only realistically get to and from by car. These things aren't going to happen of course, which is the point.
|
happy hour
|
A3220-P
|
alcohol in certain establishments
| 1
| 3
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|
really thought kinds bans work ban establishment serves alcohol parking lot fact go farther issue liquor license establishment realistically get car. things n't going happen course point
|
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alcohol certain establishment
| 1
| 0
|
Kevin
|
"First, free college isn't free, it simply shifts costs from students to taxpayers and caps tuition at zero. That tuition cap limits college spending to whatever the public is willing to invest. But it does not change the cost of college, or what institutions actually spend per student." Yes it does... you can't spend more than you have, just a simple fact. Public education would likely be cheaper on a per student basis than the private version. Classes would be larger, dorms less nice, with less landscaping on the lawns. I don't think that's necessarily bad. I think the current system is actually the worst of all worlds - a loan and financial aid system that effectively allows colleges to charge each student the absolute maximum of what they're able to pay, with public subsidies helping increase the price further.
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college
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A4692-P
|
tuition cap
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| 2
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first free college n't free simply shifts costs students taxpayers caps tuition zero. tuition cap limits college spending whatever public willing invest. change cost college institutions actually spend per student. yes ... ca n't spend simple fact. public education would likely cheaper per student basis private version. classes would larger dorms less nice less landscaping lawns. n't think 's necessarily bad. think current system actually worst worlds loan financial aid system effectively allows colleges charge student absolute maximum 're able pay public subsidies helping increase price
|
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| 1
|
Kevin
|
"First, free college isn't free, it simply shifts costs from students to taxpayers and caps tuition at zero. That tuition cap limits college spending to whatever the public is willing to invest. But it does not change the cost of college, or what institutions actually spend per student." Yes it does... you can't spend more than you have, just a simple fact. Public education would likely be cheaper on a per student basis than the private version. Classes would be larger, dorms less nice, with less landscaping on the lawns. I don't think that's necessarily bad. I think the current system is actually the worst of all worlds - a loan and financial aid system that effectively allows colleges to charge each student the absolute maximum of what they're able to pay, with public subsidies helping increase the price further.
|
college
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A4692-P
|
the current financial aid system
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first free college n't free simply shifts costs students taxpayers caps tuition zero. tuition cap limits college spending whatever public willing invest. change cost college institutions actually spend per student. yes ... ca n't spend simple fact. public education would likely cheaper per student basis private version. classes would larger dorms less nice less landscaping lawns. n't think 's necessarily bad. think current system actually worst worlds loan financial aid system effectively allows colleges charge student absolute maximum 're able pay public subsidies helping increase price
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current financial aid system
| 1
| 0
|
Kevin
|
"First, free college isn't free, it simply shifts costs from students to taxpayers and caps tuition at zero. That tuition cap limits college spending to whatever the public is willing to invest. But it does not change the cost of college, or what institutions actually spend per student." Yes it does... you can't spend more than you have, just a simple fact. Public education would likely be cheaper on a per student basis than the private version. Classes would be larger, dorms less nice, with less landscaping on the lawns. I don't think that's necessarily bad. I think the current system is actually the worst of all worlds - a loan and financial aid system that effectively allows colleges to charge each student the absolute maximum of what they're able to pay, with public subsidies helping increase the price further.
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A4692-P
|
college costs
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first free college n't free simply shifts costs students taxpayers caps tuition zero. tuition cap limits college spending whatever public willing invest. change cost college institutions actually spend per student. yes ... ca n't spend simple fact. public education would likely cheaper per student basis private version. classes would larger dorms less nice less landscaping lawns. n't think 's necessarily bad. think current system actually worst worlds loan financial aid system effectively allows colleges charge student absolute maximum 're able pay public subsidies helping increase price
|
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|
Kevin
|
"First, free college isn't free, it simply shifts costs from students to taxpayers and caps tuition at zero. That tuition cap limits college spending to whatever the public is willing to invest. But it does not change the cost of college, or what institutions actually spend per student." Yes it does... you can't spend more than you have, just a simple fact. Public education would likely be cheaper on a per student basis than the private version. Classes would be larger, dorms less nice, with less landscaping on the lawns. I don't think that's necessarily bad. I think the current system is actually the worst of all worlds - a loan and financial aid system that effectively allows colleges to charge each student the absolute maximum of what they're able to pay, with public subsidies helping increase the price further.
|
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|
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first free college n't free simply shifts costs students taxpayers caps tuition zero. tuition cap limits college spending whatever public willing invest. change cost college institutions actually spend per student. yes ... ca n't spend simple fact. public education would likely cheaper per student basis private version. classes would larger dorms less nice less landscaping lawns. n't think 's necessarily bad. think current system actually worst worlds loan financial aid system effectively allows colleges charge student absolute maximum 're able pay public subsidies helping increase price
|
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|
free college
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|
R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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their children
|
A59-P
|
their children
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| 1
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|
yes important children learn homework. however reviewing assignments often help see made mistakes help clarify matters may fully understand. child able feel comfortable discussing material parent opportunity reinforce child learning. interactions build self confidence help develop critical thinking. students large classes rarely get type individual attention class may receive involved parent home. sometimes revisiting material home present child opportunity understand
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|
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| 1
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|
R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
|
their children
|
A59-P
|
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R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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their children
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R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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parents
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A58-P
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parent
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|
R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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A58-P
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| 1
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R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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parents
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A58-P
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homework
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R. Henderson
|
Yes, it is important for children to learn how to do their homework by themselves. However, reviewing assignments with them can often help them to see where they made mistakes or help them to clarify matters that they may not fully understand. If a child is able to feel comfortable discussing material with his or her parent, there is an opportunity to reinforce what the child is learning. These interactions can build self-confidence and help to develop critical thinking. Students who are in large classes rarely get the type of individual attention in a class that they may receive from an involved parent at home. Sometimes revisiting the material at home can present a child with the opportunity to understand more about it.
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parents
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A58-P
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critical thinking
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JerLew
|
Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
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the u.s.
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
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mr. montaner explain usa aided sheltered luis pasada convicted terrorist blew cuban airliner killing 37 innocent people. find incredible trade freely vietnam china two communist nations reason us establish relations cuba
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
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JerLew
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
|
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|
us cuba relations
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Can Mr. Montaner explain why the USA aided and sheltered Luis Pasada, a convicted terrorist who blew up a Cuban Airliner killing 37 innocent people? I find it incredible that we trade freely with Vietnam and China, two communist nations, but for some reason the US cannot establish relations with Cuba?
|
sanctions
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A765-P
|
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Lennerd
|
Right. HSBC gets into the business of laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They know they are in that business from the start. Over the course of a few years they make 8 billion dollars *profit* laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They admit guilt. They are fined 4 billion dollars. Exactly what incentive do they have to stop? They *made* 4 billion in profits doing the crime and paying the fine. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to sell-regulate. They'd make twice as much money!
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right. hsbc gets business laundering money mexican drug cartels. know business start. course years make 8 billion dollars profit laundering money mexican drug cartels. admit guilt. fined 4 billion dollars. exactly incentive stop. made 4 billion profits crime paying fine. 'm sure 'd happy sell regulate. 'd make twice much money
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Lennerd
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Right. HSBC gets into the business of laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They know they are in that business from the start. Over the course of a few years they make 8 billion dollars *profit* laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They admit guilt. They are fined 4 billion dollars. Exactly what incentive do they have to stop? They *made* 4 billion in profits doing the crime and paying the fine. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to sell-regulate. They'd make twice as much money!
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hsbc
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right. hsbc gets business laundering money mexican drug cartels. know business start. course years make 8 billion dollars profit laundering money mexican drug cartels. admit guilt. fined 4 billion dollars. exactly incentive stop. made 4 billion profits crime paying fine. 'm sure 'd happy sell regulate. 'd make twice much money
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hsbc
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| 1
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Lennerd
|
Right. HSBC gets into the business of laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They know they are in that business from the start. Over the course of a few years they make 8 billion dollars *profit* laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They admit guilt. They are fined 4 billion dollars. Exactly what incentive do they have to stop? They *made* 4 billion in profits doing the crime and paying the fine. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to sell-regulate. They'd make twice as much money!
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companies
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A370-P
|
hsbc
| 0
| 2
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right. hsbc gets business laundering money mexican drug cartels. know business start. course years make 8 billion dollars profit laundering money mexican drug cartels. admit guilt. fined 4 billion dollars. exactly incentive stop. made 4 billion profits crime paying fine. 'm sure 'd happy sell regulate. 'd make twice much money
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["hsbc"]
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hsbc
| 1
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Lennerd
|
Right. HSBC gets into the business of laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They know they are in that business from the start. Over the course of a few years they make 8 billion dollars *profit* laundering money for Mexican drug cartels. They admit guilt. They are fined 4 billion dollars. Exactly what incentive do they have to stop? They *made* 4 billion in profits doing the crime and paying the fine. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to sell-regulate. They'd make twice as much money!
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companies
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A370-P
|
drug cartels
| 0
| 3
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right. hsbc gets business laundering money mexican drug cartels. know business start. course years make 8 billion dollars profit laundering money mexican drug cartels. admit guilt. fined 4 billion dollars. exactly incentive stop. made 4 billion profits crime paying fine. 'm sure 'd happy sell regulate. 'd make twice much money
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Koyote
|
The commenters claiming that low-wage immigrants drive down wage rates all have one thing in common: they cite no evidence. What Mr. Camarota and those commenters fail to mention is that, George Borjas' widely-criticized study notwithstanding, many studies indicate that low-wage immigration actually RAISES wage rates for native-born U.S. workers -- especially if we are considering real wage rates, which are enhanced by the lower costs we all pay for the services done by immigrants such as child care, construction, food service, etc. I know that conclusion seems counter-intuitive, but that is often the case in economics.
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the threat
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A3465-P
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the threat
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commenters claiming low wage immigrants drive wage rates one thing common cite evidence. mr. camarota commenters fail mention george borjas widely criticized study notwithstanding many studies indicate low wage immigration actually raises wage rates native born u.s. workers -- especially considering real wage rates enhanced lower costs pay services done immigrants child care construction food service etc. know conclusion seems counter intuitive often case economics
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Koyote
|
The commenters claiming that low-wage immigrants drive down wage rates all have one thing in common: they cite no evidence. What Mr. Camarota and those commenters fail to mention is that, George Borjas' widely-criticized study notwithstanding, many studies indicate that low-wage immigration actually RAISES wage rates for native-born U.S. workers -- especially if we are considering real wage rates, which are enhanced by the lower costs we all pay for the services done by immigrants such as child care, construction, food service, etc. I know that conclusion seems counter-intuitive, but that is often the case in economics.
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commenters claiming low wage immigrants drive wage rates one thing common cite evidence. mr. camarota commenters fail mention george borjas widely criticized study notwithstanding many studies indicate low wage immigration actually raises wage rates native born u.s. workers -- especially considering real wage rates enhanced lower costs pay services done immigrants child care construction food service etc. know conclusion seems counter intuitive often case economics
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Koyote
|
The commenters claiming that low-wage immigrants drive down wage rates all have one thing in common: they cite no evidence. What Mr. Camarota and those commenters fail to mention is that, George Borjas' widely-criticized study notwithstanding, many studies indicate that low-wage immigration actually RAISES wage rates for native-born U.S. workers -- especially if we are considering real wage rates, which are enhanced by the lower costs we all pay for the services done by immigrants such as child care, construction, food service, etc. I know that conclusion seems counter-intuitive, but that is often the case in economics.
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A3465-P
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immigrant
| 1
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commenters claiming low wage immigrants drive wage rates one thing common cite evidence. mr. camarota commenters fail mention george borjas widely criticized study notwithstanding many studies indicate low wage immigration actually raises wage rates native born u.s. workers -- especially considering real wage rates enhanced lower costs pay services done immigrants child care construction food service etc. know conclusion seems counter intuitive often case economics
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Koyote
|
The commenters claiming that low-wage immigrants drive down wage rates all have one thing in common: they cite no evidence. What Mr. Camarota and those commenters fail to mention is that, George Borjas' widely-criticized study notwithstanding, many studies indicate that low-wage immigration actually RAISES wage rates for native-born U.S. workers -- especially if we are considering real wage rates, which are enhanced by the lower costs we all pay for the services done by immigrants such as child care, construction, food service, etc. I know that conclusion seems counter-intuitive, but that is often the case in economics.
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the threat
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A3465-P
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economics
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commenters claiming low wage immigrants drive wage rates one thing common cite evidence. mr. camarota commenters fail mention george borjas widely criticized study notwithstanding many studies indicate low wage immigration actually raises wage rates native born u.s. workers -- especially considering real wage rates enhanced lower costs pay services done immigrants child care construction food service etc. know conclusion seems counter intuitive often case economics
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["economics"]
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economics
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|
Cathy
|
Marketplace regulation, or regulation by natural fallout of consequences in the marketplace, actually requires a company to victimize the public, before being caught out doing it. Certainly we can decide that some things the public can choose for themselves - unhealthy food, cars that chew up more gas for instance. But do we let the company take our money for a product that is not as advertised? Do we allow truck drivers to drive until they fall asleep at the wheel? Do we allow car manufacturers to produce cars that kill customers, and not require that they investigate and report on it? Do we allow companies to dump toxic metals in people's water supply? Do we allow companies to ship us salmonella and e coli as a matter of course? Or sell drugs that are untested? We regulate to protect people before they become victims, and to give people recourse once they are victimized. It is only common sense.
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companies
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A347-P
|
regulating the marketplace
| 1
| 2
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marketplace regulation regulation natural fallout consequences marketplace actually requires company victimize public caught. certainly decide things public choose unhealthy food cars chew gas instance. let company take money product advertised. allow truck drivers drive fall asleep wheel. allow car manufacturers produce cars kill customers require investigate report. allow companies dump toxic metals people 's water supply. allow companies ship us salmonella e coli matter course. sell drugs untested. regulate protect people become victims give people recourse victimized. common sense
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["regulating", "marketplace"]
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regulating marketplace
| 1
| 0
|
Cathy
|
Marketplace regulation, or regulation by natural fallout of consequences in the marketplace, actually requires a company to victimize the public, before being caught out doing it. Certainly we can decide that some things the public can choose for themselves - unhealthy food, cars that chew up more gas for instance. But do we let the company take our money for a product that is not as advertised? Do we allow truck drivers to drive until they fall asleep at the wheel? Do we allow car manufacturers to produce cars that kill customers, and not require that they investigate and report on it? Do we allow companies to dump toxic metals in people's water supply? Do we allow companies to ship us salmonella and e coli as a matter of course? Or sell drugs that are untested? We regulate to protect people before they become victims, and to give people recourse once they are victimized. It is only common sense.
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companies
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A347-P
|
business regulation
| 1
| 2
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marketplace regulation regulation natural fallout consequences marketplace actually requires company victimize public caught. certainly decide things public choose unhealthy food cars chew gas instance. let company take money product advertised. allow truck drivers drive fall asleep wheel. allow car manufacturers produce cars kill customers require investigate report. allow companies dump toxic metals people 's water supply. allow companies ship us salmonella e coli matter course. sell drugs untested. regulate protect people become victims give people recourse victimized. common sense
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business regulation
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Cathy
|
Marketplace regulation, or regulation by natural fallout of consequences in the marketplace, actually requires a company to victimize the public, before being caught out doing it. Certainly we can decide that some things the public can choose for themselves - unhealthy food, cars that chew up more gas for instance. But do we let the company take our money for a product that is not as advertised? Do we allow truck drivers to drive until they fall asleep at the wheel? Do we allow car manufacturers to produce cars that kill customers, and not require that they investigate and report on it? Do we allow companies to dump toxic metals in people's water supply? Do we allow companies to ship us salmonella and e coli as a matter of course? Or sell drugs that are untested? We regulate to protect people before they become victims, and to give people recourse once they are victimized. It is only common sense.
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companies
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A347-P
|
helping the public
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Cathy
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Marketplace regulation, or regulation by natural fallout of consequences in the marketplace, actually requires a company to victimize the public, before being caught out doing it. Certainly we can decide that some things the public can choose for themselves - unhealthy food, cars that chew up more gas for instance. But do we let the company take our money for a product that is not as advertised? Do we allow truck drivers to drive until they fall asleep at the wheel? Do we allow car manufacturers to produce cars that kill customers, and not require that they investigate and report on it? Do we allow companies to dump toxic metals in people's water supply? Do we allow companies to ship us salmonella and e coli as a matter of course? Or sell drugs that are untested? We regulate to protect people before they become victims, and to give people recourse once they are victimized. It is only common sense.
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companies
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A347-P
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marketplace regulation
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|
marketplace regulation regulation natural fallout consequences marketplace actually requires company victimize public caught. certainly decide things public choose unhealthy food cars chew gas instance. let company take money product advertised. allow truck drivers drive fall asleep wheel. allow car manufacturers produce cars kill customers require investigate report. allow companies dump toxic metals people 's water supply. allow companies ship us salmonella e coli matter course. sell drugs untested. regulate protect people become victims give people recourse victimized. common sense
|
["marketplace", "regulation"]
|
marketplace regulation
| 1
| 1
|
David
|
She has a right to say what she thinks I suppose, but I was disappointed that she would state a desire to flee the country in the face of a Trump presidency. That doesn't show much resolve, toughness, love of country etc., god forbid he wins but we would all need to be strong lest the country devolve into what we have always feared it could whenever we hear the hate spewed by some of our fellow citizens.
|
elections
|
A3031-P
|
supporting one's country
| 1
| 2
| 9,541
| 19,119,656
|
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|
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|
right say thinks suppose disappointed would state desire flee country face trump presidency. n't show much resolve toughness love country etc god forbid wins would need strong lest country devolve always feared could whenever hear hate spewed fellow citizens
|
["supporting", "one", "'s", "country"]
|
supporting one 's country
| 1
| 0
|
David
|
She has a right to say what she thinks I suppose, but I was disappointed that she would state a desire to flee the country in the face of a Trump presidency. That doesn't show much resolve, toughness, love of country etc., god forbid he wins but we would all need to be strong lest the country devolve into what we have always feared it could whenever we hear the hate spewed by some of our fellow citizens.
|
elections
|
A3031-P
|
trump presidency
| 0
| 2
| 9,542
| 19,119,656
|
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|
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|
right say thinks suppose disappointed would state desire flee country face trump presidency. n't show much resolve toughness love country etc god forbid wins would need strong lest country devolve always feared could whenever hear hate spewed fellow citizens
|
["trump", "presidency"]
|
trump presidency
| 1
| 1
|
David
|
She has a right to say what she thinks I suppose, but I was disappointed that she would state a desire to flee the country in the face of a Trump presidency. That doesn't show much resolve, toughness, love of country etc., god forbid he wins but we would all need to be strong lest the country devolve into what we have always feared it could whenever we hear the hate spewed by some of our fellow citizens.
|
elections
|
A3031-P
|
patriotism
| 1
| 3
| 9,543
| 19,119,656
|
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|
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|
right say thinks suppose disappointed would state desire flee country face trump presidency. n't show much resolve toughness love country etc god forbid wins would need strong lest country devolve always feared could whenever hear hate spewed fellow citizens
|
["patriotism"]
|
patriotism
| 1
| 0
|
David
|
She has a right to say what she thinks I suppose, but I was disappointed that she would state a desire to flee the country in the face of a Trump presidency. That doesn't show much resolve, toughness, love of country etc., god forbid he wins but we would all need to be strong lest the country devolve into what we have always feared it could whenever we hear the hate spewed by some of our fellow citizens.
|
elections
|
A3031-P
|
country
| 0
| 3
| 9,544
| 19,119,656
|
[["right", "say", "thinks", "suppose", "disappointed", "would", "state", "desire", "flee", "country", "face", "trump", "presidency"], ["n't", "show", "much", "resolve", "toughness", "love", "country", "etc", "god", "forbid", "wins", "would", "need", "strong", "lest", "country", "devolve", "always", "feared", "could", "whenever", "hear", "hate", "spewed", "fellow", "citizens"]]
|
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|
right say thinks suppose disappointed would state desire flee country face trump presidency. n't show much resolve toughness love country etc god forbid wins would need strong lest country devolve always feared could whenever hear hate spewed fellow citizens
|
["country"]
|
country
| 1
| 1
|
Brian Renaud
|
I think we spend too much time thinking up ways to make life more difficult. I am an American citizen, as are my ancestors for many generations. I was married in Connecticut, and dutifully pay my taxes to the US every year. But because I married a foreign man, we've had to live overseas for two decades now. If you're going to require American citizens regardless of where they live to pay US taxes, but forbid them to live in the US, is it really fair to also forbid us to acquire dual citizenship from more accepting countries?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2470-P
|
dual citizenship
| 1
| 1
| 10,315
| 6,209,065
|
[["think", "spend", "much", "time", "thinking", "ways", "make", "life", "difficult"], ["american", "citizen", "ancestors", "many", "generations"], ["married", "connecticut", "dutifully", "pay", "taxes", "us", "every", "year"], ["married", "foreign", "man", "'ve", "live", "overseas", "two", "decades"], ["'re", "going", "require", "american", "citizens", "regardless", "live", "pay", "us", "taxes", "forbid", "live", "us", "really", "fair", "also", "forbid", "us", "acquire", "dual", "citizenship", "accepting", "countries"]]
|
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|
think spend much time thinking ways make life difficult. american citizen ancestors many generations. married connecticut dutifully pay taxes us every year. married foreign man 've live overseas two decades. 're going require american citizens regardless live pay us taxes forbid live us really fair also forbid us acquire dual citizenship accepting countries
|
["dual", "citizenship"]
|
dual citizenship
| 1
| 1
|
Brian Renaud
|
I think we spend too much time thinking up ways to make life more difficult. I am an American citizen, as are my ancestors for many generations. I was married in Connecticut, and dutifully pay my taxes to the US every year. But because I married a foreign man, we've had to live overseas for two decades now. If you're going to require American citizens regardless of where they live to pay US taxes, but forbid them to live in the US, is it really fair to also forbid us to acquire dual citizenship from more accepting countries?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2470-P
|
american expats
| 1
| 3
| 10,316
| 6,209,065
|
[["think", "spend", "much", "time", "thinking", "ways", "make", "life", "difficult"], ["american", "citizen", "ancestors", "many", "generations"], ["married", "connecticut", "dutifully", "pay", "taxes", "us", "every", "year"], ["married", "foreign", "man", "'ve", "live", "overseas", "two", "decades"], ["'re", "going", "require", "american", "citizens", "regardless", "live", "pay", "us", "taxes", "forbid", "live", "us", "really", "fair", "also", "forbid", "us", "acquire", "dual", "citizenship", "accepting", "countries"]]
|
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|
think spend much time thinking ways make life difficult. american citizen ancestors many generations. married connecticut dutifully pay taxes us every year. married foreign man 've live overseas two decades. 're going require american citizens regardless live pay us taxes forbid live us really fair also forbid us acquire dual citizenship accepting countries
|
["american", "expat"]
|
american expat
| 1
| 0
|
Brian Renaud
|
I think we spend too much time thinking up ways to make life more difficult. I am an American citizen, as are my ancestors for many generations. I was married in Connecticut, and dutifully pay my taxes to the US every year. But because I married a foreign man, we've had to live overseas for two decades now. If you're going to require American citizens regardless of where they live to pay US taxes, but forbid them to live in the US, is it really fair to also forbid us to acquire dual citizenship from more accepting countries?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2470-P
|
citizenship
| 1
| 3
| 10,317
| 6,209,065
|
[["think", "spend", "much", "time", "thinking", "ways", "make", "life", "difficult"], ["american", "citizen", "ancestors", "many", "generations"], ["married", "connecticut", "dutifully", "pay", "taxes", "us", "every", "year"], ["married", "foreign", "man", "'ve", "live", "overseas", "two", "decades"], ["'re", "going", "require", "american", "citizens", "regardless", "live", "pay", "us", "taxes", "forbid", "live", "us", "really", "fair", "also", "forbid", "us", "acquire", "dual", "citizenship", "accepting", "countries"]]
|
[["VBP", "VBP", "JJ", "NN", "VBG", "NNS", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["JJ", "NN", "NNS", "JJ", "NNS"], ["VBN", "NNP", "RB", "VB", "NNS", "NNP", "DT", "NN"], ["VBD", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VB", "RB", "CD", "NNS"], ["VBP", "VBG", "VB", "JJ", "NNS", "RB", "VBP", "VB", "NNP", "NNS", "VB", "VB", "NNP", "RB", "JJ", "RB", "VB", "PRP", "VB", "JJ", "NN", "VBG", "NNS"]]
|
think spend much time thinking ways make life difficult. american citizen ancestors many generations. married connecticut dutifully pay taxes us every year. married foreign man 've live overseas two decades. 're going require american citizens regardless live pay us taxes forbid live us really fair also forbid us acquire dual citizenship accepting countries
|
["citizenship"]
|
citizenship
| 1
| 1
|
Lisa Evers
|
That's great spin...to say that the taxes paid to the city from such buildings can pay for 'firefighters, cops and libraries' but of course as we all know there's no tit for tat on which taxes cover what social services. When it comes to developers, it's all pure greed for 99% of them. Most could care less about the masses.
|
the city
|
A332-P
|
the city
| 0
| 1
| 12,980
| 14,106,155
|
[["'s", "great", "spin", "...", "say", "taxes", "paid", "city", "buildings", "pay", "firefighters", "cops", "libraries", "course", "know", "'s", "tit", "tat", "taxes", "cover", "social", "services"], ["comes", "developers", "'s", "pure", "greed", "99"], ["could", "care", "less", "masses"]]
|
[["VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "NFP", "VB", "NNS", "VBN", "NN", "NNS", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "VBP", "VBZ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "VBP", "JJ", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NNS", "VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "CD"], ["MD", "VB", "JJR", "NNS"]]
|
's great spin ... say taxes paid city buildings pay firefighters cops libraries course know 's tit tat taxes cover social services. comes developers 's pure greed 99. could care less masses
|
["city"]
|
city
| 1
| 1
|
Lisa Evers
|
That's great spin...to say that the taxes paid to the city from such buildings can pay for 'firefighters, cops and libraries' but of course as we all know there's no tit for tat on which taxes cover what social services. When it comes to developers, it's all pure greed for 99% of them. Most could care less about the masses.
|
the city
|
A332-P
|
city taxes
| 0
| 3
| 12,981
| 14,106,155
|
[["'s", "great", "spin", "...", "say", "taxes", "paid", "city", "buildings", "pay", "firefighters", "cops", "libraries", "course", "know", "'s", "tit", "tat", "taxes", "cover", "social", "services"], ["comes", "developers", "'s", "pure", "greed", "99"], ["could", "care", "less", "masses"]]
|
[["VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "NFP", "VB", "NNS", "VBN", "NN", "NNS", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "VBP", "VBZ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "VBP", "JJ", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NNS", "VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "CD"], ["MD", "VB", "JJR", "NNS"]]
|
's great spin ... say taxes paid city buildings pay firefighters cops libraries course know 's tit tat taxes cover social services. comes developers 's pure greed 99. could care less masses
|
["city", "tax"]
|
city tax
| 1
| 0
|
Lisa Evers
|
That's great spin...to say that the taxes paid to the city from such buildings can pay for 'firefighters, cops and libraries' but of course as we all know there's no tit for tat on which taxes cover what social services. When it comes to developers, it's all pure greed for 99% of them. Most could care less about the masses.
|
the city
|
A332-P
|
social services
| 1
| 2
| 12,982
| 14,106,155
|
[["'s", "great", "spin", "...", "say", "taxes", "paid", "city", "buildings", "pay", "firefighters", "cops", "libraries", "course", "know", "'s", "tit", "tat", "taxes", "cover", "social", "services"], ["comes", "developers", "'s", "pure", "greed", "99"], ["could", "care", "less", "masses"]]
|
[["VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "NFP", "VB", "NNS", "VBN", "NN", "NNS", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "NNS", "NN", "VBP", "VBZ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "VBP", "JJ", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NNS", "VBZ", "JJ", "NN", "CD"], ["MD", "VB", "JJR", "NNS"]]
|
's great spin ... say taxes paid city buildings pay firefighters cops libraries course know 's tit tat taxes cover social services. comes developers 's pure greed 99. could care less masses
|
["social", "service"]
|
social service
| 1
| 1
|
Lisa Evers
|
That's great spin...to say that the taxes paid to the city from such buildings can pay for 'firefighters, cops and libraries' but of course as we all know there's no tit for tat on which taxes cover what social services. When it comes to developers, it's all pure greed for 99% of them. Most could care less about the masses.
|
the city
|
A332-P
|
tax
| 1
| 3
| 12,983
| 14,106,155
|
[["'s", "great", "spin", "...", "say", "taxes", "paid", "city", "buildings", "pay", "firefighters", "cops", "libraries", "course", "know", "'s", "tit", "tat", "taxes", "cover", "social", "services"], ["comes", "developers", "'s", "pure", "greed", "99"], ["could", "care", "less", "masses"]]
|
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|
's great spin ... say taxes paid city buildings pay firefighters cops libraries course know 's tit tat taxes cover social services. comes developers 's pure greed 99. could care less masses
|
["tax"]
|
tax
| 1
| 1
|
Lisa Evers
|
That's great spin...to say that the taxes paid to the city from such buildings can pay for 'firefighters, cops and libraries' but of course as we all know there's no tit for tat on which taxes cover what social services. When it comes to developers, it's all pure greed for 99% of them. Most could care less about the masses.
|
helping condo developers
|
A331-P
|
helping condo developers
| 0
| 1
| 13,864
| 14,106,155
|
[["'s", "great", "spin", "...", "say", "taxes", "paid", "city", "buildings", "pay", "firefighters", "cops", "libraries", "course", "know", "'s", "tit", "tat", "taxes", "cover", "social", "services"], ["comes", "developers", "'s", "pure", "greed", "99"], ["could", "care", "less", "masses"]]
|
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|
's great spin ... say taxes paid city buildings pay firefighters cops libraries course know 's tit tat taxes cover social services. comes developers 's pure greed 99. could care less masses
|
["helping", "condo", "developer"]
|
helping condo developer
| 1
| 0
|
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