Ewqua

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Tiffany & co. Releases 'everyday objects' line that includes $9,000 ball 11 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I said this on another post and I'll say it again, this is why trickle down economics (lowering taxes for the rich because "their spending will help the economy and the people") will never work. The rich are always going to pay their employees the lowest posible wage and spend the money on stupid crap like this, the price of which will again go to the CEO of the company who sold them the stupid crap, not the employees. I think the post I originally commented this on was about Gucci and his diamond encrusted sword with which he cut his wedding cake. Does his wealth go to his employees? Nope, he has his stuff made in sweatshops (allegedly)
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Which are you? 19 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Socks > pants > shoes
If you put pants before socks the socks are gonna then be all rolled down and uncomfortable. Unless you wear really baggy pants.
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Too bad that I don't actually care about you nor your feelings 28 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
And that's what is bothersome to me. Libertarians say they support freedom... freedom for companies to severely restrict their employees' freedom. That's not very free imo. It's like Kant in the streets, Hobbes in the...office. Not very consistent.
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Beautiful solar panels 12 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
@leovaldez Yeah that could probably work. I'm not an expert though so I really don't know.
@hattricks1995 Thanks!
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Beautiful solar panels 12 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Not sure if it wouldn't impact the UV filter which is very important for your eyes, but good thinking my man! While we're pondering solar clothing, maybe baseball caps with that flat frontal part that shields your face from the light (don't know the word in English) made of solar panels could work as well.
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*insert war flashbacks* 11 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
What does "Blue moon" taste like? Blueberries? Chemicals?
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Too bad that I don't actually care about you nor your feelings 28 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Well you don't *have to* live in a country either if you don't like it. You can just move someplace else. So why is it that the companies can get away with ideological brainwashing while governments can't? Similar hierarchy, different scale. Same principle.
Too bad that I don't actually care about you nor your feelings 28 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Yeah, I did mention that private companies can do that. I specifically mentioned the moral principle of free speech, not the legal one, to avoid confusion. So yes a company has the right to do that. I just don't find much comfort in the fact that I have to succumb to my boss's ideology or risk losing my livelihood. It's just pure authoritarianism and totalitarianism, only on a smaller scale than a government. You think that being constantly threatened by losing your only source of income because your boss has different opinions on some minor thing isn't restricting to free speech at all? I mean c'mon, you can't actually be totally okay with Youtube censoring creators or people getting fired over dumb remarks.
Is it bad that i pictured phineas and ferb episodes for all of these? 21 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Dude, Gravity Falls fits this pretty well. It's still a damn good show though.
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Too bad that I don't actually care about you nor your feelings 28 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
It does. Not as much as locking someone up for speaking obviously, but it does. If someone threatens to take away your livelihood if you say something they don't like, you're very likely to keep your mouth shut. Remember the Google guy (whom I personally disagree with, I think his report was not very nuanced and too generalizing to be taken seriously, but I still wouldn't have him fired)? Or Youtube censors? Or the fact that Hollywood has been full of sexual assaults but nobody's been speaking up because the person doing the assaults had power over his victims and they had ambition to be successful in the industry, so they shut up.
The freedom of speech as defined by the Constitution and the Declaration of Human Rights only applies to the state. They can't lock you up for having certain opinions. Private companies can fire whomever they want for whatever they want, they have every right to. But what I was talking about is the principle of free speech, that imo everyone should respect
Too bad that I don't actually care about you nor your feelings 28 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I 100% agree however if anyone ever tells you they're a free speech warrior, don't believe them unless they defend the free speech of someone they disagree with. I mean look at Tomi Lahren and the people she surrounds herself with, they claims to be free speech warriors and against snowflakeism and getting offended but very recently Lahren retweeted a tweet calling for a guy who made an anti-christian (or rather anti-solving problems with thoughs & prayers) remark to be fired. Free speech my ass Tomi, you fucking hypocrite.
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Who else is too hungry to laugh? 5 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I thought we were spending all out money on avocado toast! But we're also killing every industry…
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Those people who have kids 3 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
This is awesome. I'm getting sick and tired of people condescendingly telling me how kids are the meaning of life and how I should have kids and that I'm a freak for not wanting them. I'd rather get a dog and a big Steam library, thank you very much!
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Our father in Russia . 4 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
That... that's actually hilarious.
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RIP another American institution  6 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I just love the subtle passive aggressivenes of that article's title. It's not misplaced either, mind you. There are so many news outlets contradicting themselves on whether millennials spend too much money on useless things but at the same time kill every luxury industry there is, it's ridiculous.
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Not all cats are chill 8 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I see. It's adorable actually. I just got confused cause that girl really looks like Lapis.
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Not all cats are chill 8 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Why is Lapis in there tho? This doesn't seem to be connected to SU at all. Is it just the author's style? I'm confused cause the only cats in SU were Steven's cat fingers.
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Is the cake made of steel? 10 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
I'm guessing it's a reply to my comment since I mentioned trickle down economics. Trickle down will never work because of people like Gucci himself. He could've paid his workers better, made better work conditions. Instead, he has his stuff made in sweatshops (allegedly) and buys a huge fucking cake and a diamond sword. Similarly, the bakery you mentioned, how much of that outrageously high sum do you think is going to the workers compared to how much is going to the CEO? I'd wager that the workers aren't getting that much. I see it on my own asshole boss as well, our office printers don't work but instead of having them fixed he travels to a different place every week then brags about it on social media.
As long as people are greedy bastards, trickle down will never work because these greedy bastards will use the money on ridiculously expensive shit (the price of which will again go to greedy bastards not employees) instead of treating their employees like human beings.
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NSFW Garfield 5 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
( X ) doubt
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Is the cake made of steel? 10 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
This right here is an example of why trickle down economics will never work
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The aliens 3 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
He made a reddit AMA post some time ago (it's archived now) and he made some jokes there about the "being slowly abducted by aliens" thing but then admitted it's just hair spray.
Every böi is güd böi 1 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
What a good boy. Not all dogs like hugs though, some see it as you trying to be dominant and they get grumpy or visibly uncomfortable when you try to hug them.
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cat-ibrating 4 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
And why he's so adorable!
LOL 3 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
He looks like he's silently judging passersby. What a smug little fluffball.
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cat-ibrating 4 comments
ewqua · 6 years ago
Garrus is a cat confirmed.