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  • monospaced0

    Since Hillary is suffering from several incurable, chronic, life threatening conditions and will probably die any moment now: Warren's more of what I picture as the first female president.

    • yeah all about the looks mono. explains how designers make choices. looks acceptable, cause of looks.yurimon
    • I wasn't referring to her looks, dumbass.monospaced
    • like a jill stein lite. some of the policies she supports are quite asinine. she has definitely been educated incorrectly or says anything like trump for votes.
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    • they are too weak.yurimon
    • @ deathboy, your opinions about her education are nothing more than that (feelings, obviously), and she has never said anything just to win a vote.monospaced
    • anyway, I think she's pretty amazing how she's going after the corporate corruption (banks)monospaced
    • not feelings. a summation based on the generalization of a handful of her stances. she is clearly and logically incorrect on many
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    • and making a guess if she believes it she learned incorrectly. or shes being a politician and choosing by what gets her votes and makes her stand out. or both
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    • most people nowadays don't have critical thinking skills and they just repeat from the experts they choose to believe. why u sell yourself as an expert
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    • sorry you think that. Must be why you are all about the trumpmonospaced
    • That man and his band of followers must be real critical thinkers.monospaced
    • mono is a critical thinker. his thinking is in critical condition. yeah bouy.yurimon
    • im not a trump supporter. but i will say he can get emotional responses. he understands peoples propensity for entertainment and trivial shit
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    • much better at grandstanding than warren. she could learn a thing or too from him next time she wants a public forum to to say shame shame
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    • if she had any tact she'd see some hypocrisy with herself and peers with how many bad incentive programs have been created by them and what their punishment was
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    • she'd have been better suggesting they be fucked to death. than she would have gotten better headlines and more attention
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    • A 'summation' of a 'generalization' of a 'handful' of stances - super scientific of you, well done.BuddhaHat
    • 'most people don't have critical thinking skills' - she's a professor of law at Harvard, you monumental hobnob.BuddhaHat
    • 'he gets emotional responses' - 'cos you need people that respond emotionally in control of nuclear weapons. Genius.BuddhaHat
    • 'bad incentive programs' - the CPFB is not about incentives, it is about Protecting Consumers' Finances. Neither side has supported it much.BuddhaHat
    • directly quoting a satirical cartoon suggesting that 'fucking people to death' is the right way to get positive attention on a subject. Yet again, genius.BuddhaHat
    • summation is what cliff notes are buddha. would u like me to right a multipage post on all her positions? would you read it?
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    • professor of law at harvard means absolutely nothing, and only reflects poorly on harvard brand image. dont fall for such associations.
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    • incentives... lowering interest rates too all time lows and doing QE, subsidies for so many things. again summation because that is sooo long.
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    • person sets up a well intended incentive program that gets gamed by lots of greedy people. gets caught pays the fined on top of reimburses and has to listen
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    • "At Harvard, Warren became one of the most highly cited law professors in the United States." so an entire profession thinks she's an idiot, then...BuddhaHat
    • to her hypocrisy for the public grandstanding. props for him giving her the time of day. id tell her to fuck off.
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    • that means other people of significant legal standing cited her interpretations of statutory law in the application of law in other cases and researchBuddhaHat
    • your assertion seemingly runs contrary to realityBuddhaHat
    • just because its satire doesn't mean there isnt a lesson. the more obviously obtuse statement the more attention because its easy. attention sells as clicks
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    • a summation of a generalization of a handful of things, however... well geeze, that could just about be interpreted any old way, couldn't it?BuddhaHat
    • she is doing what she does for a political show and dance routine. if she had balls and wanted to double down she could try to step up her game
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    • well i just wrote all that and didnt know u responded in between. again a terrible medium for real discussion, just short bytes of entertainment
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    • oh yea i don't base any info on others opinions. only my own. this is that expert thing i mentioned. we are told only to believe others with standing
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    • we so often remove reason and replace it with opinion of a so called expert. bush, obama also did law at harvard, it really means nothing
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    • she wants equal rights for gays but wants to give women extraordinary rights? no hypocrisy there. fuckin harvard smarts, probably a professor said so
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    • protecting consumers from exploitative business practices is a political song & dance? to whose benefit? no politician wants to see the CPFBBuddhaHat
    • in operation because it goes after the people that give them money. GOP opposed her nomination, and she only got in from public supportBuddhaHat
    • she did it because her experience as an expert in bankruptcy laws showed her that the consumer was getting the short end of the stick, in a patternBuddhaHat
    • of repeated exploitation. given how much money these financial institutions give in political donations, in what way was that a 'political' song & dance?BuddhaHat
    • no im ok with the fines. it was the grandstanding against the CEO. and the hypocrisy calling him out for a well intended plan that failed. that is par for gov
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    • and her policies are full of hypocrisy. shes a career politician who probably couldnt do shit in the private sector
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    • people with less fortitude and without the record to back themselves up have folded under the kind of pressure she has been underBuddhaHat
    • well they got fined and the forum had 0 merit. why do it at all? she was posturing for her career
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    • She has built a career in education and the public sector. There would be plenty of people in those sectors that couldn't do shit in the private sector.BuddhaHat
    • what's your point?BuddhaHat
    • she has been under 0 pressure. make her responsible for her behavior and see what happens. its why shes public sector. you dont have to be responsible for anyth
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    • but with 2 degrees in science and law, a position of professor at Harvard, and a deep understanding of the intricacies of finance, I'd say she's employable.BuddhaHat
    • 0 pressure? so nobody wanted her to run for the presidency? nobody tried to stop her from running for the CPFB? nobody at all? not the entire GOP Senate?BuddhaHat
    • http://www.politicus…BuddhaHat
    • republicans cited a lack of 'checks and balances on the CFPB' in blocking her nomination... nomination for an office that would allow her to crack downBuddhaHat
    • on major financial institutions in the absence of similar 'checks and balances' in the financial system.BuddhaHat
    • again degrees are meaningless. and the rest is meaningless. false associations and logical fallacies. look at what she has done. thats all that matters to me
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    • so again, your assertion that she was under 0 pressure is seemingly without grounding in realityBuddhaHat
    • she was a huge asshat today. her policies are terrible and hypocritical. to me she might have paper but learned nothing
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    • lets focus on her feminist beliefs if you would like because that seems to be a big differentiator for her brand
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    • ok, so now you don't appreciate her behaviour? did she indirectly or directly incite violence against someone? Or did she call someone in a positionBuddhaHat
    • of responsibility to show some actual form of accountability for actions that have cost consumers millions of dollars?BuddhaHat
    • ... ok what pressure is she under. specifics? you assumed it i saw none. i should ask you to clarify
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    • degrees are meaningless... tell that to the majority of employers in the US today... you'll be letting them in on a secret!BuddhaHat
    • oh wait i see the other things above... realtime would be nice..
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    • whether or not they impart knowledge to the student is distinct from whether or not employers perceive educational qualifications as being of value.BuddhaHat
    • ugh its late. i wont look at her past. but im sure she is as equal in moving up the political ladder as anyone else.
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    • have u ever thought about the system of control created by gov+schools and licensing or degrees and protectionsim
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    • they are 100% absolutely useless. You get a degree do u get a senior position, or an internship, than junior than real work experience up.
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    • id love to tell the majority its a scam, but you have indoctined people who bought in already, and gov+banks pushing the idea its a must
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    • if warren want to hurt banks she should go after the gov backed student loans
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    • will anyone who paid 50k+ for a journalism degree really want to believe he wasted his money? or will he judge other based on wether they did what he did.
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    • which is another thing warren is completely wrong on. her stance son edcuation shows me she only learned what they wanted her too
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    • im going to bed buddha. have a goodnight you hobnob
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    • oh wait had this thought brushing teeth. shes against "predatory" loaning but backs gov backed loans. creates a bad incentive for banks to take advantage
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    • an example where she is the ceo she railed against.no seppuku for her but asks it of others
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    • She did go after student loans...
      http://www.nytimes.c…
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    • http://www.commondre…BuddhaHat
    • she went after for profit colleges, not the gov backed student loans which create perverse incentives to loan to anyone
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    • she blamed only for profit colleges, not the banks nor the gov who created the programs, nor the people who took out the loans, nor non profits...
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    • and shes probably a pawn of lobbyists or special interest just tightening control on the monopoly of education. plus more ppl in college, less unemployment
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    • if she was smart you think she would realize her hypocrisy? or is it she doesn't care?
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    • that's just entirely not true. she didn't blame only for profit colleges, can't you even see the URL I linked? She want after the Dept of Education.BuddhaHat
    • ok i read them. it was worse than i thought. she just just making noise. shes just being mad as hell at everything. shes terrible at her job.
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    • i almost think shes trying to say the message of free school for everyone. profit motives bad when education involved. is that right? thats what it sounds like
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