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Where can I find this in Marx? Or a corollary to the USSR? Or China today?



It’s incredibly evident in China. Members of the CCCP have an average wealth that is about 25% higher than the average citizen. Plus, the average wealth of elites within the party (delegate level) is something like 8-10 times that of the average citizen.
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Socialism is a massive scam. There are always people who are get paid at the top. Capitalism is the same but it’s honest about it and gives people a chance to lift themselves out of poverty. Socialism has no movement upwards.


Well, and the biggest difference - a person makes a choice to participate in capitalism. However, they are violently forced to participate in socialism.
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Millionaires and billionaires pay little to no tax percentages. Location doesn’t matter.


The average effective tax rate for millionaires in the US is 23-25%.

frick off.

The US has the most unjust tax system in the world. The top 10% of wealth holders almost completely fund the federal government for everyone else.
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I don’t mind this at all, and it’s my opinion that this should have been the way from the beginning.


I pay a lot of taxes so obviously I disagree with your position.
Look, she is a retarded person

But she isn’t claiming that Moore’s firing was based on race. She is basically claiming “white people do it too”
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If I am a citizen, working on a crew with a bunch of non-citizens, then I should not be surprised if I have to prove my citizenship if the site is raided.

No fricking way! Nazis train cars are next!


At what level would you suggest that a reasonable suspicion which warrants a stop exists?
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detaining of lawful immigrants


Is there any evidence whatsoever that an immigrant with legal status has been detained for an unreasonable period of time after providing proof of legal status?
Loved that guy. Cancer sucks.
You are going to be shocked to find who LSU beat in the semifinals of the college World Series this year.

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 8:12 pm to
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Thomassie? Stanford signee.


Yes, as well as the sophomore guard.

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 8:10 pm to
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I believe you. This line is massive


Only one senior lineman tonight and all RBs are coming back for CHS.

CHS has two starting lineman out (been out all playoffs); one is the four-star, all state tackle.

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 8:04 pm to
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Catholic has around 100 yards rushing already id imagine


Most of it is QB read option and one well timed counter call.

Catholic’s run game has dominated everyone this year. This is the most they’ve struggled to run.

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 7:59 pm to
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And both years to be Catholic has actually looked better


Karr is dominating the trenches.

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 7:54 pm to
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That's a terrible PI call.


HS officiating is atrocious

re: 2025 LHSAA Semifinals

Posted by Antonio Moss on 12/5/25 at 8:19 am to
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You BACKED OUT of the previous contract. You won the first game, then backed out of a signed contract the next season.


Objectively false.

re: Ole Miss destroying itself

Posted by Antonio Moss on 11/30/25 at 9:46 am to
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Saban and Kirk Herbstreit both said let Lane coach through the playoffs.


Just no way Ole Miss could do that. Should have been upfront about it - “We want you here but if you choose to leave, you will not coach this team in the playoffs”
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How does CRNA not fit here? (Seriously curious) They get a DNP....which is a doctorate.


Because even in most FPA states, a CRNA still has to work under a physician.
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Now apply this to tariffs.


Only works as an analogy if the end goal of tariffs is the immediate reduction of price points … which it isn’t.
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I don't agree with this insofar as programs like CRNA are affected. (You now have to have a doctorate level to go, plus 2 years of critical care experience.) To say that isn't a professional degree is completely nuts.


It’s not a professional degree. It’s a highly skilled profession but it isn’t a professional career.
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What it boils down to is that professional degrees will have higher loan caps than non-professional degrees. With nursing considered a non-professional degree, despite the fact that there are master's-level programs for nursing and nurse practitioners, they will be subject to loan caps for non-professional degrees, which are significantly lower.


Good.

People should not have to pay $100,000-$150,000 for a degree that qualifies you for a job that only pays $80,000-$100,000 annually.