I don’t want to sound facetious, as your point is valid, but I have yet to hear one person argue that, in the face of persistent and continued armed robbery despite laws being on the books to prevent it for hundreds of years, that we should just abandon holders of money to their fate.

Did you not read the part where the timing was important or the actual relevant component?  Did you even read anything contained in the piece?  Do you read? 

You’re not an intelligent person and nobody values anything you have to say.

“dissolved once the reason for their coming together had been achieved.”

Yeah, you’ve got a big ole anecdotal evidence and that-one-kind-of-fallacy-I-cant-remember messing with your compelling argument there.

What industry are you in, what area do you live in, is there a straight line in wage growth, do you own the means of production, whats your annual cost chart look like, what exactly is…

Relative to profits, wages have been stagnant for about four decades. An anecdote about wages of a few individuals doesn’t change that.

1. Large industrial farming operations are inherently bad for environments because of their reliance on monocultures, runoff, transportation, and less genetic diversity.

Even then it’s only five minutes. Five minutes of vigorous lobbying.

“Look, we asked the Irish if they’d like to be our slaves. It’s not our fault the only time we could find them all in one place was during something called ‘Happy Hour.’ We didn’t even know that was a thing until we got tossed through the window!”

I kept thinking “that looks terribly dangerous.”

You also come here to do some pretty dirty things with apostrophes.

Screen name doesn’t check out.

I enjoy how salary caps are instituted to prevent the rich teams from simply signing all the best players and ensure healthy competition, which is supposedly the foundation of capitalism and its boons for society. But if you suggest instituting a type of salary cap in real life to prevent the ultra-wealthy from…

At the end of the day, it’s about the same thing as everything else. The bottom line. A place like OKC being able to offer the supermax is about selling jerseys, selling luxury suites, and tv. Parity is not in the interest of owners, dollars are. Owners don’t care about GMs and deals and drafts and all of that…

I didn’t know the Daily News ran on the Kinja platform. Thanks for the heads up!

The bigger question is why Cuomo wasted seven minutes of airtime with a failed Kansas gubernatorial candidate who is barely clinging to his status as a public figure by being racist, defending racism, etc on live TV.

Cuomo: “You have to think about whether or not you would support a racist?”

An illegal immigrant killed JFK? Crazy..

Lol man, okey you’ve earned my last reply. I’m gonna be honest, this is the most elaborate way I’ve seen someone on the internet masturbate to their own self-inflated image of themselves. It’s pitiful, but it’s elaborate, so congratulations.