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Never, they’ll do what they always do, make laws in a fashion that only applies to the lawmakers
Never, they’ll do what they always do, make laws in a fashion that only applies to the lawmakers
I thought this said werehorses for a second and my mind went on a completely different tangent with a group of werehorses fighting off the evil of Elon.
They just outsourced it
I can believe it…whenever I visit my father in laws house, who is 82, he gets a phone call like every 10 minutes, and it’s almost always one of these.
Extreme ego and narcissism allowed that to happen. It was a simple mistake in booking that they refused to own up to because that would be admitting mistake which is something fascist leaders are completely unable to cope with
Absolutely, but they should be beholden to the same rules as those impressed by banks to those who work in the financial sector. They should have to provide intent in advance of the buy or sell by 30 days, get approval from an ethics comittee before they make the exchange, and have steep penalties if they do not follow this. Only step I’d add is this event should be publicly available, but that would make it much harder to implement.
It’s not rocket science to make a working system for this, they just don’t want a working system.
There he goes speaking truth to power
Probably the earl Grey infused gin I’ve had in a decanter for 4 years now. It’s pretty goof, but hard to mix with
Very much a theme this year. My company normally gives equity (that cashes out over 3 years ofc) every end of year for the past 4-5 years. This year however, no equity allotments announced, instead we get a floor pizza party with ice cream. People are less than enthused.
Feels like they always pull this during an election year, do nothing to push it forward, then wait for next election to start talking about it again