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Lisa Evers
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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.
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Lisa Evers
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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.
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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
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Lisa Evers
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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.
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helping condo developers
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A331-P
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taxes on buildings
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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
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Gerry
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I hold dual citizenship as do two of my three American born children. One has a UK issued EU passport and the other an Irish one. Advantages ? Absolutely, not only for them but also for their children. And as for my motive in taking out US citizenship after 37 years here on a green card - very simple. I was trapped in Europe 9/11 and had an overwhelming need to go home, home being the US. That singular event and ensuing xenophobia clarified for me that the US was indeed my home, that I wanted to vote. On a lighter note, producing that EU passport at the dreaded Heathrow Airport a couple of weeks ago smoothed passage through that bottleneck! For my children, my dream is that they retain a link to their heritage from both sides of the pond, that they are citizens of the world, good ones at that.
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Gerry
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I hold dual citizenship as do two of my three American born children. One has a UK issued EU passport and the other an Irish one. Advantages ? Absolutely, not only for them but also for their children. And as for my motive in taking out US citizenship after 37 years here on a green card - very simple. I was trapped in Europe 9/11 and had an overwhelming need to go home, home being the US. That singular event and ensuing xenophobia clarified for me that the US was indeed my home, that I wanted to vote. On a lighter note, producing that EU passport at the dreaded Heathrow Airport a couple of weeks ago smoothed passage through that bottleneck! For my children, my dream is that they retain a link to their heritage from both sides of the pond, that they are citizens of the world, good ones at that.
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Gerry
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I hold dual citizenship as do two of my three American born children. One has a UK issued EU passport and the other an Irish one. Advantages ? Absolutely, not only for them but also for their children. And as for my motive in taking out US citizenship after 37 years here on a green card - very simple. I was trapped in Europe 9/11 and had an overwhelming need to go home, home being the US. That singular event and ensuing xenophobia clarified for me that the US was indeed my home, that I wanted to vote. On a lighter note, producing that EU passport at the dreaded Heathrow Airport a couple of weeks ago smoothed passage through that bottleneck! For my children, my dream is that they retain a link to their heritage from both sides of the pond, that they are citizens of the world, good ones at that.
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Gerry
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I hold dual citizenship as do two of my three American born children. One has a UK issued EU passport and the other an Irish one. Advantages ? Absolutely, not only for them but also for their children. And as for my motive in taking out US citizenship after 37 years here on a green card - very simple. I was trapped in Europe 9/11 and had an overwhelming need to go home, home being the US. That singular event and ensuing xenophobia clarified for me that the US was indeed my home, that I wanted to vote. On a lighter note, producing that EU passport at the dreaded Heathrow Airport a couple of weeks ago smoothed passage through that bottleneck! For my children, my dream is that they retain a link to their heritage from both sides of the pond, that they are citizens of the world, good ones at that.
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David Underwood
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What nonsense, I suggest the author go to work in a steel mill, and tell us, he does not need safety laws and regulations. Over the years in several industries, I have had fellow workers that were killed, where the companies just sort of overlooked safety regulations.
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nonsense suggest author go work steel mill tell us need safety laws regulations. years several industries fellow workers killed companies sort overlooked safety regulations
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David Underwood
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What nonsense, I suggest the author go to work in a steel mill, and tell us, he does not need safety laws and regulations. Over the years in several industries, I have had fellow workers that were killed, where the companies just sort of overlooked safety regulations.
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A353-P
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nonsense suggest author go work steel mill tell us need safety laws regulations. years several industries fellow workers killed companies sort overlooked safety regulations
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David Underwood
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What nonsense, I suggest the author go to work in a steel mill, and tell us, he does not need safety laws and regulations. Over the years in several industries, I have had fellow workers that were killed, where the companies just sort of overlooked safety regulations.
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A353-P
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nonsense suggest author go work steel mill tell us need safety laws regulations. years several industries fellow workers killed companies sort overlooked safety regulations
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David Underwood
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What nonsense, I suggest the author go to work in a steel mill, and tell us, he does not need safety laws and regulations. Over the years in several industries, I have had fellow workers that were killed, where the companies just sort of overlooked safety regulations.
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A353-P
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nonsense suggest author go work steel mill tell us need safety laws regulations. years several industries fellow workers killed companies sort overlooked safety regulations
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Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
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a legitimate threat
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A1726-P
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a legitimate threat
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
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Shep Harmon
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Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
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["technology"]
|
technology
| 1
| 1
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
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a legitimate threat
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A1726-P
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planet
| 1
| 2
| 213
| 15,162,932
|
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|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
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["planet"]
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planet
| 1
| 1
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
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a legitimate threat
|
A1726-P
|
population growth
| 1
| 3
| 214
| 15,162,932
|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
|
["population", "growth"]
|
population growth
| 1
| 1
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
|
overcrowding
|
A1725-P
|
overcrowding
| 1
| 1
| 1,183
| 15,162,932
|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
|
["overcrowding"]
|
overcrowding
| 1
| 0
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
|
overcrowding
|
A1725-P
|
population
| 1
| 3
| 1,184
| 15,162,932
|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
|
["population"]
|
population
| 1
| 1
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
|
overcrowding
|
A1725-P
|
technology
| 1
| 2
| 1,185
| 15,162,932
|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
|
["technology"]
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technology
| 1
| 1
|
Shep Harmon
|
Population growth is explosive, but not exponential. We have a certain, predictable expectation of what the maximum number of beings will be on the planet over the next few decades. That number, be it ten or eleven or twelve billion, represents the high end of expectations. It does not adequately factor in the enormous drop that can occur if women were to be more universally empowered. The known unknown is how much benefit will accrue to the planet due to the extraordinary exponential impact of technology. We are seeing early evidence that major advancements in renewable and fossil energy development, vast improvements in consumption reduction, agricultural methods to reduce excessive water waste and so much more are coming from technology. We are also beginning to very significantly reduce the commodity usage from items made for our entertainment and activities. I submit that earth will provide abundant resources and see massive positive results due to exponential technological improvements that are coming and are so significant when compared to linear population growth.
|
overcrowding
|
A1725-P
|
overpopulation
| 1
| 3
| 1,186
| 15,162,932
|
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population growth explosive exponential. certain predictable expectation maximum number beings planet next decades. number ten eleven twelve billion represents high end expectations. adequately factor enormous drop occur women universally empowered. known unknown much benefit accrue planet due extraordinary exponential impact technology. seeing early evidence major advancements renewable fossil energy development vast improvements consumption reduction agricultural methods reduce excessive water waste much coming technology. also beginning significantly reduce commodity usage items made entertainment activities. submit earth provide abundant resources see massive positive results due exponential technological improvements coming significant compared linear population growth
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["overpopulation"]
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overpopulation
| 1
| 0
|
William Case
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The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
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reparations
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A23-P
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reparations
| 0
| 1
| 16,252
| 16,318,006
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["reparation"]
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reparation
| 1
| 1
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William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
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reparations
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A23-P
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slave
| 1
| 3
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chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
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["slave"]
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slave
| 1
| 1
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William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
|
reparations
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A23-P
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slave reparations
| 0
| 3
| 16,254
| 16,318,006
|
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|
[["JJ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NNP", "NNP", "NNS", "NNPS", "VBN", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "RB", "JJR", "NNS", "NNPS", "WP$", "NNS", "VBN", "VBN", "NNP", "NNP"], ["NN", "JJ", "IN", "NN", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "NNP", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "CD", "NNS"], ["NNPS", "NNPS", "RB", "NN", "POS", "JJ", "JJ", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
|
["slave", "reparation"]
|
slave reparation
| 1
| 1
|
William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
|
former colonial powers
|
A22-P
|
former colonial powers
| 1
| 1
| 16,259
| 16,318,006
|
[["chief", "argument", "slave", "reparations", "united", "states", "descendants", "africans", "transported", "slave", "present", "day", "united", "states", "much", "better", "descendants", "africans", "whose", "ancestors", "enslaved", "transported", "united", "states"], ["today", "average", "per", "capital", "income", "sub", "sahara", "africa", "750", "year", "average", "life", "expectancy", "50", "years"], ["africans", "americans", "far", "world", "'s", "affluent", "large", "black", "population"]]
|
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|
chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
|
["former", "colonial", "power"]
|
former colonial power
| 1
| 0
|
William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
|
former colonial powers
|
A22-P
|
slave reparations
| 1
| 3
| 16,260
| 16,318,006
|
[["chief", "argument", "slave", "reparations", "united", "states", "descendants", "africans", "transported", "slave", "present", "day", "united", "states", "much", "better", "descendants", "africans", "whose", "ancestors", "enslaved", "transported", "united", "states"], ["today", "average", "per", "capital", "income", "sub", "sahara", "africa", "750", "year", "average", "life", "expectancy", "50", "years"], ["africans", "americans", "far", "world", "'s", "affluent", "large", "black", "population"]]
|
[["JJ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NNP", "NNP", "NNS", "NNPS", "VBN", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "RB", "JJR", "NNS", "NNPS", "WP$", "NNS", "VBN", "VBN", "NNP", "NNP"], ["NN", "JJ", "IN", "NN", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "NNP", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "CD", "NNS"], ["NNPS", "NNPS", "RB", "NN", "POS", "JJ", "JJ", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
|
["slave", "reparation"]
|
slave reparation
| 1
| 1
|
William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
|
former colonial powers
|
A22-P
|
slave reparations
| 0
| 2
| 16,261
| 16,318,006
|
[["chief", "argument", "slave", "reparations", "united", "states", "descendants", "africans", "transported", "slave", "present", "day", "united", "states", "much", "better", "descendants", "africans", "whose", "ancestors", "enslaved", "transported", "united", "states"], ["today", "average", "per", "capital", "income", "sub", "sahara", "africa", "750", "year", "average", "life", "expectancy", "50", "years"], ["africans", "americans", "far", "world", "'s", "affluent", "large", "black", "population"]]
|
[["JJ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NNP", "NNP", "NNS", "NNPS", "VBN", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "RB", "JJR", "NNS", "NNPS", "WP$", "NNS", "VBN", "VBN", "NNP", "NNP"], ["NN", "JJ", "IN", "NN", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "NNP", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "CD", "NNS"], ["NNPS", "NNPS", "RB", "NN", "POS", "JJ", "JJ", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
|
["slave", "reparation"]
|
slave reparation
| 1
| 1
|
William Case
|
The chief argument against slave reparations in the United States is that the descendants of Africans transported as slave to the present-day United States are much better off than the descendants of Africans whose ancestors were not enslaved and transported to the United States. Today, the average per-capital income in Sub-Sahara Africa is about $750 a year and the average life expectancy is about 50 years. Africans Americans are by far the world's most affluent large black population.
|
former colonial powers
|
A22-P
|
economic conditions of black populations
| 0
| 3
| 16,262
| 16,318,006
|
[["chief", "argument", "slave", "reparations", "united", "states", "descendants", "africans", "transported", "slave", "present", "day", "united", "states", "much", "better", "descendants", "africans", "whose", "ancestors", "enslaved", "transported", "united", "states"], ["today", "average", "per", "capital", "income", "sub", "sahara", "africa", "750", "year", "average", "life", "expectancy", "50", "years"], ["africans", "americans", "far", "world", "'s", "affluent", "large", "black", "population"]]
|
[["JJ", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "NNP", "NNP", "NNS", "NNPS", "VBN", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "RB", "JJR", "NNS", "NNPS", "WP$", "NNS", "VBN", "VBN", "NNP", "NNP"], ["NN", "JJ", "IN", "NN", "NN", "NNP", "NNP", "NNP", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "CD", "NNS"], ["NNPS", "NNPS", "RB", "NN", "POS", "JJ", "JJ", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
chief argument slave reparations united states descendants africans transported slave present day united states much better descendants africans whose ancestors enslaved transported united states. today average per capital income sub sahara africa 750 year average life expectancy 50 years. africans americans far world 's affluent large black population
|
["economic", "condition", "black", "population"]
|
economic condition black population
| 1
| 0
|
soap-suds
|
It is ridiculous to believe that Justices do not have opinions, vocalizing them or not, about many topics in their thoughts. If thoughts do not impact their professionalism, then spoken words should not. There appears to be nothing to prohibit their speaking about topics of interest to them.
|
elections
|
A3037-P
|
judges speaking
| 1
| 2
| 16,937
| 19,136,054
|
[["ridiculous", "believe", "justices", "opinions", "vocalizing", "many", "topics", "thoughts"], ["thoughts", "impact", "professionalism", "spoken", "words"], ["appears", "nothing", "prohibit", "speaking", "topics", "interest"]]
|
[["JJ", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "VBG", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS"], ["NNS", "VB", "NN", "VBN", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NN", "VB", "VBG", "NNS", "NN"]]
|
ridiculous believe justices opinions vocalizing many topics thoughts. thoughts impact professionalism spoken words. appears nothing prohibit speaking topics interest
|
["judge", "speaking"]
|
judge speaking
| 1
| 0
|
soap-suds
|
It is ridiculous to believe that Justices do not have opinions, vocalizing them or not, about many topics in their thoughts. If thoughts do not impact their professionalism, then spoken words should not. There appears to be nothing to prohibit their speaking about topics of interest to them.
|
elections
|
A3037-P
|
free speech
| 1
| 2
| 16,938
| 19,136,054
|
[["ridiculous", "believe", "justices", "opinions", "vocalizing", "many", "topics", "thoughts"], ["thoughts", "impact", "professionalism", "spoken", "words"], ["appears", "nothing", "prohibit", "speaking", "topics", "interest"]]
|
[["JJ", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "VBG", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS"], ["NNS", "VB", "NN", "VBN", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NN", "VB", "VBG", "NNS", "NN"]]
|
ridiculous believe justices opinions vocalizing many topics thoughts. thoughts impact professionalism spoken words. appears nothing prohibit speaking topics interest
|
["free", "speech"]
|
free speech
| 1
| 0
|
soap-suds
|
It is ridiculous to believe that Justices do not have opinions, vocalizing them or not, about many topics in their thoughts. If thoughts do not impact their professionalism, then spoken words should not. There appears to be nothing to prohibit their speaking about topics of interest to them.
|
elections
|
A3037-P
|
judicial bias
| 1
| 3
| 16,939
| 19,136,054
|
[["ridiculous", "believe", "justices", "opinions", "vocalizing", "many", "topics", "thoughts"], ["thoughts", "impact", "professionalism", "spoken", "words"], ["appears", "nothing", "prohibit", "speaking", "topics", "interest"]]
|
[["JJ", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "VBG", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS"], ["NNS", "VB", "NN", "VBN", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NN", "VB", "VBG", "NNS", "NN"]]
|
ridiculous believe justices opinions vocalizing many topics thoughts. thoughts impact professionalism spoken words. appears nothing prohibit speaking topics interest
|
["judicial", "bias"]
|
judicial bias
| 1
| 0
|
soap-suds
|
It is ridiculous to believe that Justices do not have opinions, vocalizing them or not, about many topics in their thoughts. If thoughts do not impact their professionalism, then spoken words should not. There appears to be nothing to prohibit their speaking about topics of interest to them.
|
elections
|
A3037-P
|
justice
| 1
| 3
| 16,940
| 19,136,054
|
[["ridiculous", "believe", "justices", "opinions", "vocalizing", "many", "topics", "thoughts"], ["thoughts", "impact", "professionalism", "spoken", "words"], ["appears", "nothing", "prohibit", "speaking", "topics", "interest"]]
|
[["JJ", "VB", "NNS", "NNS", "VBG", "JJ", "NNS", "NNS"], ["NNS", "VB", "NN", "VBN", "NNS"], ["VBZ", "NN", "VB", "VBG", "NNS", "NN"]]
|
ridiculous believe justices opinions vocalizing many topics thoughts. thoughts impact professionalism spoken words. appears nothing prohibit speaking topics interest
|
["justice"]
|
justice
| 1
| 1
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
marijuana
|
A3857-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
| 5,728
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
marijuana
|
A3857-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 3
| 5,729
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
marijuana
|
A3857-P
|
morality
| 1
| 3
| 5,730
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["morality"]
|
morality
| 1
| 0
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
a gateway drug
|
A3858-P
|
a gateway drug
| 0
| 1
| 16,319
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["gateway", "drug"]
|
gateway drug
| 1
| 0
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
a gateway drug
|
A3858-P
|
legality
| 0
| 3
| 16,320
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["legality"]
|
legality
| 1
| 0
|
pete
|
People are not stupid. They know the difference between something which is illegal because it is wrong, and something which is illegal because the legislature of a state declared it to be illegal. The more things that are illegal, the more opportunity the police have for arresting people, especially racial minorities and the poor. Dr. DuPont should know that marijuana is not addictive. But, as Upton Sinclair said, "It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it."
|
a gateway drug
|
A3858-P
|
racial minorities
| 1
| 3
| 16,321
| 18,333,243
|
[["people", "stupid"], ["know", "difference", "something", "illegal", "wrong", "something", "illegal", "legislature", "state", "declared", "illegal"], ["things", "illegal", "opportunity", "police", "arresting", "people", "especially", "racial", "minorities", "poor"], ["dr.", "dupont", "know", "marijuana", "addictive"], ["upton", "sinclair", "said", "difficult", "get", "man", "understand", "something", "salary", "depends", "upon", "understanding"]]
|
[["NNS", "JJ"], ["VBP", "NN", "NN", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "VBD", "JJ"], ["NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NNS", "VBG", "NNS", "RB", "JJ", "NNS", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VB", "NN", "JJ"], ["NNP", "NNP", "VBD", "JJ", "VB", "NN", "VB", "NN", "NN", "VBZ", "IN", "VBG"]]
|
people stupid. know difference something illegal wrong something illegal legislature state declared illegal. things illegal opportunity police arresting people especially racial minorities poor. dr. dupont know marijuana addictive. upton sinclair said difficult get man understand something salary depends upon understanding
|
["racial", "minority"]
|
racial minority
| 1
| 0
|
Capt Tom Bunn LCSW
|
This outrage at VW is misplaced for two reasons. First, because focus on VW takes the heat off polluters that matter. All the VWs diesels on the road combined put out less pollution than a single power plant. Second if something is worth regulating, it is worth effective enforcement. Enforcement via the honor system is no enforcement at all. When corporations are allowed to control the testing, it is downright silly to get outraged when discovering the results are rigged.
|
companies
|
A341-P
|
companies
| 0
| 1
| 16,249
| 16,629,308
|
[["outrage", "vw", "misplaced", "two", "reasons"], ["first", "focus", "vw", "takes", "heat", "polluters", "matter"], ["vws", "diesels", "road", "combined", "put", "less", "pollution", "single", "power", "plant"], ["second", "something", "worth", "regulating", "worth", "effective", "enforcement"], ["enforcement", "via", "honor", "system", "enforcement"], ["corporations", "allowed", "control", "testing", "downright", "silly", "get", "outraged", "discovering", "results", "rigged"]]
|
[["NN", "NNP", "VBN", "CD", "NNS"], ["RB", "NN", "NNP", "VBZ", "NN", "NNS", "NN"], ["NN", "NNS", "NN", "VBN", "VBD", "JJR", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["JJ", "NN", "JJ", "VBG", "JJ", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "IN", "NN", "NN", "NN"], ["NNS", "VBN", "VB", "NN", "RB", "JJ", "VB", "JJ", "VBG", "NNS", "VBN"]]
|
outrage vw misplaced two reasons. first focus vw takes heat polluters matter. vws diesels road combined put less pollution single power plant. second something worth regulating worth effective enforcement. enforcement via honor system enforcement. corporations allowed control testing downright silly get outraged discovering results rigged
|
["company"]
|
company
| 1
| 0
|
Capt Tom Bunn LCSW
|
This outrage at VW is misplaced for two reasons. First, because focus on VW takes the heat off polluters that matter. All the VWs diesels on the road combined put out less pollution than a single power plant. Second if something is worth regulating, it is worth effective enforcement. Enforcement via the honor system is no enforcement at all. When corporations are allowed to control the testing, it is downright silly to get outraged when discovering the results are rigged.
|
companies
|
A341-P
|
corporate polluters and regulation
| 1
| 3
| 16,250
| 16,629,308
|
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outrage vw misplaced two reasons. first focus vw takes heat polluters matter. vws diesels road combined put less pollution single power plant. second something worth regulating worth effective enforcement. enforcement via honor system enforcement. corporations allowed control testing downright silly get outraged discovering results rigged
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|
Capt Tom Bunn LCSW
|
This outrage at VW is misplaced for two reasons. First, because focus on VW takes the heat off polluters that matter. All the VWs diesels on the road combined put out less pollution than a single power plant. Second if something is worth regulating, it is worth effective enforcement. Enforcement via the honor system is no enforcement at all. When corporations are allowed to control the testing, it is downright silly to get outraged when discovering the results are rigged.
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A341-P
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outrage vw misplaced two reasons. first focus vw takes heat polluters matter. vws diesels road combined put less pollution single power plant. second something worth regulating worth effective enforcement. enforcement via honor system enforcement. corporations allowed control testing downright silly get outraged discovering results rigged
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|
Meredith
|
Once standards in culture, entertainment and politics are debased, it's much easer for media conglomerates to take advantage of this to rake in more profits. People don't know any better, so they don't have the standards any more to judge quality. The entertainment or media product can be easily assembled without real talent. This goes for our politics too, where the most outrageous platforms are offered to voters, in the expectation that these garbage proposals will get a candidate elected. What are being elected are junk candidates, but many voters don't realize it. They have often voted against their own interests, as has been widely noted. Once junk seems normalized, it's not called junk anymore.
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people
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A1825-P
|
people
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| 1
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| 5,611,072
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standards culture entertainment politics debased 's much easer media conglomerates take advantage rake profits. people n't know better n't standards judge quality. entertainment media product easily assembled without real talent. goes politics outrageous platforms offered voters expectation garbage proposals get candidate elected. elected junk candidates many voters n't realize. often voted interests widely noted. junk seems normalized 's called junk anymore
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Meredith
|
Once standards in culture, entertainment and politics are debased, it's much easer for media conglomerates to take advantage of this to rake in more profits. People don't know any better, so they don't have the standards any more to judge quality. The entertainment or media product can be easily assembled without real talent. This goes for our politics too, where the most outrageous platforms are offered to voters, in the expectation that these garbage proposals will get a candidate elected. What are being elected are junk candidates, but many voters don't realize it. They have often voted against their own interests, as has been widely noted. Once junk seems normalized, it's not called junk anymore.
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people
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A1825-P
|
entertainment
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| 3
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| 5,611,072
|
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Meredith
|
Once standards in culture, entertainment and politics are debased, it's much easer for media conglomerates to take advantage of this to rake in more profits. People don't know any better, so they don't have the standards any more to judge quality. The entertainment or media product can be easily assembled without real talent. This goes for our politics too, where the most outrageous platforms are offered to voters, in the expectation that these garbage proposals will get a candidate elected. What are being elected are junk candidates, but many voters don't realize it. They have often voted against their own interests, as has been widely noted. Once junk seems normalized, it's not called junk anymore.
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people
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A1825-P
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junk candidates
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|
Meredith
|
Once standards in culture, entertainment and politics are debased, it's much easer for media conglomerates to take advantage of this to rake in more profits. People don't know any better, so they don't have the standards any more to judge quality. The entertainment or media product can be easily assembled without real talent. This goes for our politics too, where the most outrageous platforms are offered to voters, in the expectation that these garbage proposals will get a candidate elected. What are being elected are junk candidates, but many voters don't realize it. They have often voted against their own interests, as has been widely noted. Once junk seems normalized, it's not called junk anymore.
|
people
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A1825-P
|
medium
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| 5,611,072
|
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medium
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Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
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workplace
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A3306-P
|
tip
| 1
| 2
| 13,095
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
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["tip"]
|
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| 1
| 1
|
Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
workplace
|
A3306-P
|
restaurant workers
| 1
| 3
| 13,096
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
|
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|
restaurant worker
| 1
| 0
|
Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
restaurants
|
A3305-P
|
tip
| 1
| 2
| 14,091
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
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| 1
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|
Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
restaurants
|
A3305-P
|
tips in restaurants
| 1
| 2
| 14,092
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
|
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tip restaurant
| 1
| 0
|
Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
restaurants
|
A3305-P
|
waiter
| 1
| 3
| 14,093
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
|
["waiter"]
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waiter
| 1
| 0
|
Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
restaurants
|
A3305-P
|
low wages
| 1
| 3
| 14,094
| 9,305,668
|
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eliminating tips creating higher still low wage would create another sinkhole hold american worker. right tips put power hands service person. taking away tips would create yet another job restaurant would hire cheaply possible people hired would desperate. tips way service job becomes ... needs stay way
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|
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| 1
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Siobhan
|
Eliminating tips and creating a higher, but still very low wage, would create another sinkhole hold for the American worker. Right now, tips put some of the power in the hands of the service person. Taking away tips would create yet another job where the restaurant would hire as cheaply as possible, and the people hired would be those the most desperate. Tips are the way in which a service job becomes more than that...and it needs to stay that way.
|
restaurants
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A3305-P
|
american worker
| 1
| 3
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| 9,305,668
|
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|
Common Sense
|
The reason many Americas feel low-paid immigration takes jobs from our own citizens is the decline of moderate living-wage jobs. Now, citizens who would typically have worked in factories and other unskilled roles have no choice but to move downstream into food service and lawn care. Twenty years ago when we still had a healthy job market, Mexicans were blowing leaves off lawns, skimming pools, and bussing tables for sub-minimum wage pay. No one complained that they were stealing work from citizens.
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the threat
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A3468-P
|
the threat
| 0
| 1
| 5,495
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Danielle
|
My daughter was rejected by four UC schools, and yet, was accepted to NYU, Boston University, North Eastern, George Washington, and University of Maryland. She had a 3.9 GPA, multiple AP courses and 2200 on her SAT. It would have been nice to have the option to pay in-state college tuition, which is a fraction of the cost of sending her to a private out of state University. She is thriving at NYU and she is fortunate that I could afford to send her there. I have been taxes for decades as a resident of California and was denied access to one of the best University systems in the US. Something is wrong with the system.
|
in-state students
|
A3420-P
|
college acceptance
| 0
| 3
| 16,342
| 18,177,611
|
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|
daughter rejected four uc schools yet accepted nyu boston university north eastern george washington university maryland. 3.9 gpa multiple ap courses 2200 sat. would nice option pay state college tuition fraction cost sending private state university. thriving nyu fortunate could afford send. taxes decades resident california denied access one best university systems us. something wrong system
|
["college", "acceptance"]
|
college acceptance
| 1
| 0
|
Shane
|
Sports is big business...Great...Move it out of ALL SCHOOLS and into other plces. I wish our local schools would get out of sports, as we spend mch to much money on a few gifted athletes and almost nothing on our gifted students.
|
sports program in undergraduate schools
|
A5061-P
|
sports program in undergraduate schools
| 0
| 1
| 10,752
| 8,830,542
|
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|
sports big business ... great ... move schools plces. wish local schools would get sports spend mch much money gifted athletes almost nothing gifted students
|
["sport", "program", "undergraduate", "school"]
|
sport program undergraduate school
| 1
| 0
|
Shane
|
Sports is big business...Great...Move it out of ALL SCHOOLS and into other plces. I wish our local schools would get out of sports, as we spend mch to much money on a few gifted athletes and almost nothing on our gifted students.
|
sports program in undergraduate schools
|
A5061-P
|
sport
| 0
| 3
| 10,753
| 8,830,542
|
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|
sports big business ... great ... move schools plces. wish local schools would get sports spend mch much money gifted athletes almost nothing gifted students
|
["sport"]
|
sport
| 1
| 1
|
Ann
|
Regulation benefits businesses by making sure they all are playing by the same rules. If one company cheats, as VW did, other companies suffer. How many people would have purchased other makes had they known the real pollution emitted by the diesel industry? Would you have baseball played without umpires? Football without referees? Do you want a game decided by a homer that was actually a foul ball, or a touchdown scored because a defender was illegally tripped?
|
companies
|
A369-P
|
companies
| 0
| 1
| 1,456
| 16,621,134
|
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|
regulation benefits businesses making sure playing rules. one company cheats vw companies suffer. many people would purchased makes known real pollution emitted diesel industry. would baseball played without umpires. football without referees. want game decided homer actually foul ball touchdown scored defender illegally tripped
|
["company"]
|
company
| 1
| 1
|
Ann
|
Regulation benefits businesses by making sure they all are playing by the same rules. If one company cheats, as VW did, other companies suffer. How many people would have purchased other makes had they known the real pollution emitted by the diesel industry? Would you have baseball played without umpires? Football without referees? Do you want a game decided by a homer that was actually a foul ball, or a touchdown scored because a defender was illegally tripped?
|
companies
|
A369-P
|
business regulation
| 0
| 3
| 1,457
| 16,621,134
|
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|
regulation benefits businesses making sure playing rules. one company cheats vw companies suffer. many people would purchased makes known real pollution emitted diesel industry. would baseball played without umpires. football without referees. want game decided homer actually foul ball touchdown scored defender illegally tripped
|
["business", "regulation"]
|
business regulation
| 1
| 0
|
Ann
|
Regulation benefits businesses by making sure they all are playing by the same rules. If one company cheats, as VW did, other companies suffer. How many people would have purchased other makes had they known the real pollution emitted by the diesel industry? Would you have baseball played without umpires? Football without referees? Do you want a game decided by a homer that was actually a foul ball, or a touchdown scored because a defender was illegally tripped?
|
companies
|
A369-P
|
regulation benefits
| 1
| 2
| 1,458
| 16,621,134
|
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|
regulation benefits businesses making sure playing rules. one company cheats vw companies suffer. many people would purchased makes known real pollution emitted diesel industry. would baseball played without umpires. football without referees. want game decided homer actually foul ball touchdown scored defender illegally tripped
|
["regulation", "benefit"]
|
regulation benefit
| 1
| 1
|
Ann
|
Regulation benefits businesses by making sure they all are playing by the same rules. If one company cheats, as VW did, other companies suffer. How many people would have purchased other makes had they known the real pollution emitted by the diesel industry? Would you have baseball played without umpires? Football without referees? Do you want a game decided by a homer that was actually a foul ball, or a touchdown scored because a defender was illegally tripped?
|
companies
|
A369-P
|
government regulations
| 1
| 3
| 1,459
| 16,621,134
|
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|
regulation benefits businesses making sure playing rules. one company cheats vw companies suffer. many people would purchased makes known real pollution emitted diesel industry. would baseball played without umpires. football without referees. want game decided homer actually foul ball touchdown scored defender illegally tripped
|
["government", "regulation"]
|
government regulation
| 1
| 0
|
mannypons
|
as an immigrant in this country and naturalized citizen i favor the concept of multi-citizenship. however, for citizens who are in public office representing a constituent as congress person in federal government, that may cause a conflict of interest when situation arises, such as international conflict. where is their loyalty?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2499-P
|
dual citizenship
| 1
| 1
| 12,078
| 6,209,107
|
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|
immigrant country naturalized citizen favor concept multi citizenship. however citizens public office representing constituent congress person federal government may cause conflict interest situation arises international conflict. loyalty
|
["dual", "citizenship"]
|
dual citizenship
| 1
| 0
|
mannypons
|
as an immigrant in this country and naturalized citizen i favor the concept of multi-citizenship. however, for citizens who are in public office representing a constituent as congress person in federal government, that may cause a conflict of interest when situation arises, such as international conflict. where is their loyalty?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2499-P
|
multi-citizenship
| 0
| 3
| 12,079
| 6,209,107
|
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|
immigrant country naturalized citizen favor concept multi citizenship. however citizens public office representing constituent congress person federal government may cause conflict interest situation arises international conflict. loyalty
|
["multi", "citizenship"]
|
multi citizenship
| 1
| 1
|
mannypons
|
as an immigrant in this country and naturalized citizen i favor the concept of multi-citizenship. however, for citizens who are in public office representing a constituent as congress person in federal government, that may cause a conflict of interest when situation arises, such as international conflict. where is their loyalty?
|
dual citizenship
|
A2499-P
|
immigration
| 1
| 3
| 12,080
| 6,209,107
|
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|
immigrant country naturalized citizen favor concept multi citizenship. however citizens public office representing constituent congress person federal government may cause conflict interest situation arises international conflict. loyalty
|
["immigration"]
|
immigration
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
government
|
A1882-P
|
government
| 0
| 1
| 15,683
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
["government"]
|
government
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
government
|
A1882-P
|
airline fares
| 0
| 3
| 15,684
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
["airline", "fare"]
|
airline fare
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
government
|
A1882-P
|
taxpayers fund airports
| 0
| 3
| 15,685
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
["taxpayer", "fund", "airport"]
|
taxpayer fund airport
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
airline industry
|
A1883-P
|
airline industry
| 0
| 1
| 15,692
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
["airline", "industry"]
|
airline industry
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
airline industry
|
A1883-P
|
tax
| 0
| 3
| 15,693
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
["tax"]
|
tax
| 1
| 1
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
airline industry
|
A1883-P
|
current flight prices
| 0
| 2
| 15,694
| 18,636,371
|
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|
best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
|
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|
current flight price
| 1
| 0
|
karen
|
This was the best post and it's disappointing to see only 2 comments. What the other writers do not seem to grasp is that we the taxpayers fund airports, TSA, the roads to and from the airports, many of the employees, etc. In that sense, we have a vested interest and a right to know what is really going on. Shopping for fares on the internet is a joke-- usually when it comes right down to it, the buyer has to choose the most expensive option as that is the only workable arrangement.
|
airline industry
|
A1883-P
|
airport funding
| 0
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best post 's disappointing see 2 comments. writers seem grasp taxpayers fund airports tsa roads airports many employees etc. sense vested interest right know really going. shopping fares internet joke-- usually comes right buyer choose expensive option workable arrangement
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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When are we going to learn? First, we need to take their source of funding away- the true cost of oil must include the DoD budget and the environmental damage. With that thrown in solar and wind are pretty attractive. Second sanctions work. Third beat these guys in the long run using economics and disproving the religious nonsense. There is no god who demands you live any specific way, and there is no afterlife with 49 Virgina. Get these points across and the wind is out of their sails. Their style is unsustainable if they kill everyone and no neighbors will work with them. Not to mention how they compete economically in a modern world. It should be the role of the UN, the world court and their neighbors to police them, not us. I'm tired of seeing useless wars with my tax money enriching the one percent. Fix our problems. Fix the security council veto problem. Close our foreign bases. Cut our DoD budget by 60%.
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[["VBG", "VB"], ["RB", "VBP", "VB", "NN", "VBG", "NNS", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "MD", "VB", "NNP", "NN", "JJ", "NN"], ["VBN", "JJ", "NN", "RB", "JJ"], ["JJ", "NNS", "VBP"], ["RB", "VBD", "NNS", "JJ", "NN", "VBG", "NNS", "VBG", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "VBZ", "VBP", "JJ", "NN", "NN", "CD", "NNP"], ["VB", "NNS", "IN", "NN", "NNS"], ["NN", "JJ", "VBP", "NN", "NNS", "VB"], ["VB", "VBP", "RB", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "NNP", "NN", "NN", "NNS", "VB", "PRP"], ["VBP", "JJ", "VBG", "JJ", "NNS", "NN", "NN", "VBG", "CD", "NN"], ["VB", "NNS"], ["VB", "NN", "NN", "NN", "NN"], ["VB", "JJ", "NNS"], ["VB", "NNP", "NN", "CD"]]
|
going learn. first need take source funding away- true cost oil must include dod budget environmental damage. thrown solar wind pretty attractive. second sanctions work. third beat guys long run using economics disproving religious nonsense. god demands live specific way afterlife 49 virgina. get points across wind sails. style unsustainable kill everyone neighbors work. mention compete economically modern world. role un world court neighbors police us. 'm tired seeing useless wars tax money enriching one percent. fix problems. fix security council veto problem. close foreign bases. cut dod budget 60
|
["american", "policing", "country"]
|
american policing country
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
a gateway drug
| 0
| 1
| 10,215
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["gateway", "drug"]
|
gateway drug
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
marijuana
| 0
| 3
| 10,216
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
marijuana legalization
| 1
| 2
| 10,217
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["marijuana", "legalization"]
|
marijuana legalization
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
cant take the position
| 0
| 2
| 10,218
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["cant", "take", "position"]
|
cant take position
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
illegal activity
| 1
| 3
| 10,219
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["illegal", "activity"]
|
illegal activity
| 1
| 1
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
a gateway drug
|
A3798-P
|
illegal activity of drugs
| 0
| 3
| 10,220
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["illegal", "activity", "drug"]
|
illegal activity drug
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
marijuana
|
A3797-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 1
| 16,700
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
marijuana
|
A3797-P
|
marijuana legalization
| 1
| 3
| 16,701
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["marijuana", "legalization"]
|
marijuana legalization
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
marijuana
|
A3797-P
|
drug legalization
| 1
| 2
| 16,702
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["drug", "legalization"]
|
drug legalization
| 1
| 0
|
Elizabeth
|
Pot may historically be correlated with increased illegal drug use. But perhaps the deciding factor isn't the marajuana, but the illegal activity: once you've done one thing illegal, it's easy to do more. By legalizing, it is no longer a gateway to more illegal activity.
|
marijuana
|
A3797-P
|
marijuana
| 1
| 3
| 16,703
| 18,513,498
|
[["pot", "may", "historically", "correlated", "increased", "illegal", "drug", "use"], ["perhaps", "deciding", "factor", "n't", "marajuana", "illegal", "activity", "'ve", "done", "one", "thing", "illegal", "'s", "easy"], ["legalizing", "longer", "gateway", "illegal", "activity"]]
|
[["NNS", "MD", "RB", "VBN", "VBN", "JJ", "NN", "NN"], ["RB", "VBG", "NN", "RB", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "VB", "VBN", "CD", "NN", "JJ", "VBZ", "JJ"], ["VBG", "RBR", "NN", "JJ", "NN"]]
|
pot may historically correlated increased illegal drug use. perhaps deciding factor n't marajuana illegal activity 've done one thing illegal 's easy. legalizing longer gateway illegal activity
|
["marijuana"]
|
marijuana
| 1
| 0
|
uwteacher
|
Rendering substandard, even dangerous medical care is not much of a recommendation. Withholding pain meds because suffering is good for ya - that's not just imperfection, that's malpractice. Her holiness is as much a product of good press as it is of actually doing all she could for the poor. She had money and sent some to the Vatican. She had money but reused needles and gave care on the cheap. Some saint.
|
mother teresa
|
A2670-P
|
mother teresa
| 0
| 1
| 15,909
| 18,005,594
|
[["rendering", "substandard", "even", "dangerous", "medical", "care", "much", "recommendation"], ["withholding", "pain", "meds", "suffering", "good", "ya", "'s", "imperfection", "'s", "malpractice"], ["holiness", "much", "product", "good", "press", "actually", "could", "poor"], ["money", "sent", "vatican"], ["money", "reused", "needles", "gave", "care", "cheap"], ["saint"]]
|
[["VBG", "RB", "RB", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "JJ", "PRP", "VBZ", "NN", "VBZ", "NN"], ["NN", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "RB", "MD", "JJ"], ["NN", "VBD", "NNP"], ["NN", "VBN", "NNS", "VBD", "NN", "NN"], ["NN"]]
|
rendering substandard even dangerous medical care much recommendation. withholding pain meds suffering good ya 's imperfection 's malpractice. holiness much product good press actually could poor. money sent vatican. money reused needles gave care cheap. saint
|
["mother", "teresa"]
|
mother teresa
| 1
| 0
|
uwteacher
|
Rendering substandard, even dangerous medical care is not much of a recommendation. Withholding pain meds because suffering is good for ya - that's not just imperfection, that's malpractice. Her holiness is as much a product of good press as it is of actually doing all she could for the poor. She had money and sent some to the Vatican. She had money but reused needles and gave care on the cheap. Some saint.
|
mother teresa
|
A2670-P
|
bad morals
| 0
| 3
| 15,910
| 18,005,594
|
[["rendering", "substandard", "even", "dangerous", "medical", "care", "much", "recommendation"], ["withholding", "pain", "meds", "suffering", "good", "ya", "'s", "imperfection", "'s", "malpractice"], ["holiness", "much", "product", "good", "press", "actually", "could", "poor"], ["money", "sent", "vatican"], ["money", "reused", "needles", "gave", "care", "cheap"], ["saint"]]
|
[["VBG", "RB", "RB", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "JJ", "PRP", "VBZ", "NN", "VBZ", "NN"], ["NN", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "RB", "MD", "JJ"], ["NN", "VBD", "NNP"], ["NN", "VBN", "NNS", "VBD", "NN", "NN"], ["NN"]]
|
rendering substandard even dangerous medical care much recommendation. withholding pain meds suffering good ya 's imperfection 's malpractice. holiness much product good press actually could poor. money sent vatican. money reused needles gave care cheap. saint
|
["bad", "moral"]
|
bad moral
| 1
| 0
|
uwteacher
|
Rendering substandard, even dangerous medical care is not much of a recommendation. Withholding pain meds because suffering is good for ya - that's not just imperfection, that's malpractice. Her holiness is as much a product of good press as it is of actually doing all she could for the poor. She had money and sent some to the Vatican. She had money but reused needles and gave care on the cheap. Some saint.
|
mother teresa
|
A2670-P
|
substandard medical care
| 0
| 3
| 15,911
| 18,005,594
|
[["rendering", "substandard", "even", "dangerous", "medical", "care", "much", "recommendation"], ["withholding", "pain", "meds", "suffering", "good", "ya", "'s", "imperfection", "'s", "malpractice"], ["holiness", "much", "product", "good", "press", "actually", "could", "poor"], ["money", "sent", "vatican"], ["money", "reused", "needles", "gave", "care", "cheap"], ["saint"]]
|
[["VBG", "RB", "RB", "JJ", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN"], ["NN", "NN", "NNS", "NN", "JJ", "PRP", "VBZ", "NN", "VBZ", "NN"], ["NN", "JJ", "NN", "JJ", "NN", "RB", "MD", "JJ"], ["NN", "VBD", "NNP"], ["NN", "VBN", "NNS", "VBD", "NN", "NN"], ["NN"]]
|
rendering substandard even dangerous medical care much recommendation. withholding pain meds suffering good ya 's imperfection 's malpractice. holiness much product good press actually could poor. money sent vatican. money reused needles gave care cheap. saint
|
["substandard", "medical", "care"]
|
substandard medical care
| 1
| 0
|
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