Your rhetoric set you up, my friend. The answer to what? It certainly solves some problems.
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How absurd. It's not about creating fear. It never was.
Um, subreddits remain because they still have subscribers. That's all.
Right. And the fines will continue, lol.
Not these days. In contemporary Japan at many companies, expecting employees to go for drinks with the boss is a kind of specifically noted harassment.
That's true, but they got fined for their violations which they want to continue, and future fines are likely.
I love how the grand statement is made, but the conclusion was already true. In reality the Chinese government was ready for the tariffs, and they didn't panic, and that's true for most countries around the world.
Why didn't they panic? Because the US era of global economic dominance has ended. Other countries working together are more than capable of sustaining a stable global economy. They all know it. Everyone knows it except for some small percent of the American public who wants to hold on to American exceptionalism as long as possible.
And this is a good thing. It should not be the case for the globe that the US controls everything. It's just a bad idea in general, and it's certainly a bad idea under Trump.
The problem is not the actions. The problem is your mentality. If you're trying to train a human being, that sounds pretty f****** terrible. On the other hand, if you're trying to support for and care for them, it doesn't sound terrible.
Based on the wording, it sounds like the former, but perhaps you're just trying to make your post dramatic for the internet and the actual situation is more like the latter. We don't know, but you do, so act accordingly.
I didn't see it, I have no idea what you're talking about.
Jeffries is trying really hard not to understand how bad he is. In the article he's quoted as saying something like it's because of Trump's policies that people are getting turned off. How intentionally oblivious is that. Everyone knows that it's hard to stop Trump when you're in the minority, everyone sympathizes with that. But everyone also knows you have a duty to try really hard, and you didn't try at all, and that's your fault. It's time for you to retire.
Economic protests are important, but they are only one tool. On their own, they fail to stop anything.