Comment Re: Meanwhile in Hong Kong (Score -1, Troll) 314
Thatâ(TM)s what freedom means brother. Plus itâ(TM)s not a vaccine, itâ(TM)s an experimental gene therapy. Not approved. No long term testing. You can have my two doses. Enjoy!
Thatâ(TM)s what freedom means brother. Plus itâ(TM)s not a vaccine, itâ(TM)s an experimental gene therapy. Not approved. No long term testing. You can have my two doses. Enjoy!
You have to love how the CDC changes the criteria for breakthrough for vaxxed vs unvaxxed people. 28 PCR cycles for vaxxed, 40 for unvaxxed. Wake up sheep.
Hey buddy. Itâ(TM)s an experimental drug and we have a right to choose what goes in our bodies. My body, my choice. Get it? Now F off.
Hey, you do realize that youâ(TM)re trying to force people to participate in an experimental gene therapy drug trial, right?
The problem is that the vaccine actually does none of that. It makes you more susceptible to infection and puts you at greater risk of hospitalization. This is the problem when propaganda meets facts. People spew headlines and donâ(TM)t bother to investigate the data. Then you come and judge everyone else for not injecting themselves with this experimental gene therapy. I swearâ¦
Based
Why we have to bribe people to take an experimental gene therapy? Oh yeah.
... is domestic terrorism. (Coming soon)
Weak bait
Absolutely true. You should never be marked down for this. Truth is trolling in this orwellian nightmare we find ourselves in.
More CO2 fear porn. We all know that current levels are at or below historical averages. People thi k they are smarter than nature. It's laughable.
More like Israel needs to control the comments about Palestine and secure more data points for their cultural AI work. You plebs are so far behind the curve it's not even funny anymore.
Not true at all. The leading UBI plan for the US contemplates giving all citizens $1000 per month.
$1,000 a month for everyone would cost approximately $2.7 trillion annually, which represents around four to five times the size of the defense budget and 15 percent of the GDP. In his book, Stern proposed paying for the $2.7 trillion as follows:
Cancel most existing antipoverty programs, which cost about $1 trillion a year, including food stamps ($76 billion a year), housing assistance ($49 billion), and the Earned Income Tax Credit ($82 billion)
Cut military spending
Phase out most tax expenditures (tax breaks), which currently cost $1.2 trillion a year
Implement a federal sales tax and a financial transaction tax
Establish a collective wealth fee and âoeSky Trustâ modeled after the Alaska Permanent Fund, which could pay a dividend of $5,000 per person annually.
Etc...
Zero incentive to replace workers if the profit goes to the state. Since when did we decide that the least valuable members of society now get a free ride on the backs of the most valuable? Ah yes, communism.
100% of these corporate taxes get passed on to consumers as higher prices. Corporations do not lose money to taxes, ever. At least with property taxes, it's arguable that only more wealthy people pay them and they are proportional to their wealth.
One man's constant is another man's variable. -- A.J. Perlis