Tax fraud vs. tax evasion… Look, we know the corporate scam: treat people like employees but pretend they aren’t to save money on taxes. It’s a scam, always has been, always will be, in my opinion.
Are you arguing that it isn’t a scam? Or are you arguing that scams like this are ethical? I’m curious.
Because you can arrest them when they drive without licenses, my friend. It really is that simple.
Can we put these pigs on the Brady List and charge them with perjury? They swear under oath that those reports are true. Can’t have it both ways.
Brilliant!
Yes. It’s not gross. I clean the floor myself, and it’s pretty clean.
I was looking at current data on UK drinking and it was shockingly high. Not to disagree with you at all, but like, even today depending where you are, the numbers are wild. Booze is a hell of a drug.
Uh… No. The teachers are not stunned. They teach those kids every day. It’s you the reader who may or may not be surprised.
I think you’re totally wrong. It’s not gross at all. Congratulations to both of us? … Meh.
Oh my friend, first of all you’re wrong. 1/3 of women are or were victims of sexual assault. What percent of men? That’s equality? Shit, Trump is a self-confessed pedo and rapist, and he will never see jail time. What percent of billionaires are women? What percent of US politicians? … The truth is rough, isn’t it.
Also, why not consider non-white women? Have you read about the challenges that they face? Maybe you should look into it.
You think misogynists would stop being misogynistic? That’s an interesting take. The history books all disagree with you. So, let’s take a similar issue with race…
Black Lives Matter. That’s about equality. The anti-BLM slogan is All Lives Matter, which is typically used by white nationalists or people supporting cops who kill black guys for nothing. In other words, generalization is a tool to distract from the real problems that persecuted groups really face. Do we need more proof?
Now, maybe you want to say we should fight all kinds of discrimination, became they are connected. That brings up intersectionality. It’s a fascinating topic. Is that what you want to discuss? … Somehow I feel like you won’t, because you don’t want to talk about the problems themselves, but simply to shoot the messenger. But I could be mistaken about your motives. If so, my apologies.
Also, you proposed something easy to address. What if we got rid of “feminism” as a term. What then? Actually, the history books contain the answer. The word was used in current meaning as early as 1872. So, what was it like for women up to 1871? If the word itself were the issue, then life should have been great, right? … And of course it wasn’t… What we saw in the U.S. was that women’s rights shifted a lot in the 1960s and later, around the time of the Civil Rights Movement. Imagine that! People fought both racism and sexism and good things happened. All while using terminology you would consider ripe for criticism.
And their hearing is good. They know who you are by how you walk.
This is actually great news. These judges have the money and power and political support to help drive such change. Poor folk would just get fucked because what could they do.
Did nobody consider taxes and voting? Of course they did. Someone in that organization knew exactly what would happen.
Hahahahahaha screw all the suckers who bought into it.
I’ll be more pedantic. If the bosses hinted or promised pay raises if sales went up, which bosses often do, and sales often do, then it is wage theft.
I think your hypothetical is just false, that we can’t even give AI that much potential credit. And this is incredibly obvious if you ask about transparency, reliability, and accountability.
For example, it may be possible to come up with a weighted formula that looks at various symptoms and possible treatments and is used to come up with a suggestion of what to do with a patient in a particular situation. That’s not artificial intelligence. That’s just basic use of formulas and statistics.
So where is the AI? I think the AI would have to be when you get into these black box situations, where you want to throw a PDF or an Excel file at your server and get back a simple answer. And then what happens when you want clarity on why that’s the answer? There’s no real reply, there’s no truthful reply, it’s just a black box that doesn’t understand what it’s doing and you can’t believe any of the explanations anyway.
Oh right. Yeah like it’s his active choice as if the judges didn’t tell him he needed to screw off. It’s sad to see a grown man who keeps declaring victory after he openly failed in public for everyone to see, and then to repeat that every week of his adult life.
The point is not collection. They can collect it on schedule. But if they don’t scan it that day, you can get fucked by missing an important deadline.
Right. Except that half of pregnancies are unplanned… Not sure where that takes your reasoning.
It is important to talk about what feelings you mean. For example, perhaps you are happy to say something was fun or exciting. That would be you talking about your emotions. Pretty safe even for stereotypical patriarchal men.
What about being angry? Sad? Feeling down? Powerless? Do you ever use those words? How do you use them?