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Comment Re:GOP corporate mentality (Score 0) 61

That being true and all, over time I have seen many examples where the GOP is the party of the Rich 1% in general, and they bend over backwards, or kneel down, in order to take their money and pass favorable laws for them. GOP is constantly bailing out the 1%. It is a case at this point where when a child is born into the 1%, that they are basically "American Royalty", making laws and being above them. Then on the other hand, they spend a shitload of money promoting "cultural issues", getting people to hate one another, in order to stay in power.

Comment Re:bro (Score 2) 61

Honestly, your bit at the end is basically just calling homeless people vermin, so I'm not sure why I am even responding to your disgusting post.

It's the usual issues. If you acknowledge that homeless people are actual people who have problems which can be partially or fully solved, then you need to work on the problems. If you think of them as vermin, then you can feel smugly superior while doing nothing (or making the problem worse). This is a common way for the religious to ignore their lord's teachings without feeling bad, though the religious are not the only ones who do this.

Comment Just like Europe when the Nazis took over (Score 0) 280

The rise of the Nazis in Europe led to a large migration of educated immigrants to the US who formed the basis of the US dominance in science and technology in the 20th century.
Now we are seeing the reverse where educated scientists and technology workers are fleeing the US (and/or being denied entry). This, along with the US government dismantling science and education funding is leading to a brain drain which is only starting and will eventually lead to the US becoming a backwater of uneducated bigots. It's only been a year but the trend is clear and snowballing.

Comment Re:Intel has 4.3B total shares (Score 2) 31

I smell something stinky here. Buying common shares.. at a fixed price.... No seeming 'quid pro quo'. It is like they are just propping up the share price and only benefits shareholders, like the US Government. I think it ties in with Trump meddling in NVDIA's sales to China. It doesn't appear to benefit any engineering nor technology at Intel. It doesn't on the face of it benefit nVidia.

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