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Replying to @libsoftiktok
WTH? 😠😠😠@childrensatl Children's Healthcare of Atlanta why would any organization employ such a huge liability to both the organization and patients?
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….? I just showed you players shooting 37.5% when guard by him and that… You know what, this on me for thinking I could talk ball and logic to an animal. Yeah, sure dumbass, Brunson was a liability this series. Enjoy the days spouting that whenever his FMVP is brought up
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So US companies can avoid liability
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I completely agree, and yeah stepping down was definitely the right decision, I actually take back what I said before because from a corporate viewpoint hes a liability.
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Replying to @Write4Republic
Israel is America's greatest liability. OBVIOUSLY. When is the last time that Israel compromised or capitulated to the American interest in ANY meaningful way? Their unwillingness to do this is the very definition of unearned privilege.
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No liability No responsi ball
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Replying to @LeahRain77
What she been through in her life means nothing. Safety of others comes before her feelings. Imagine the liability that fool just dropped on that school system. No wonder the country is 34th in the world. Dumb ass admin, unions and politicians drawing huge salaries power tripping
MajorWager.com retweeted
Our Justin Gaethje liability keeps getting bigger. Big Fella hits JG 410 for $20,000.
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50 dollars minimum when comes to chainsaws and tree work. You have to account for maintenance, upkeep, liability insurance. You don't want to fuck up with a chainsaw at 18-20 bucks an hour.
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My employees pay taxes, my company is taxed too. Yet, I still have to pay my own taxes. Owning a company should not excuse anyone from any and all personal tax liability. Income taxes aren't enough because people with enough wealth don't need an income. We must tax their wealth.
Fang Roffo 🎗 retweeted
The system is working exactly as it was designed. ▪️Adani’s $400 million royalty liability forgiven after a $600,000 donation. ▪️The gas industry paying less tax than beer drinkers. ▪️900 days of gambling reform delay with secret industry meetings running in parallel. ▪️The think tank that produced the Shadow Treasurer funded by the companies he now shadows. ▪️The party that wrote Australia’s donation disclosure laws writing itself out of them. ▪️A housing policy blaming immigrants for a crisis created by a 1999 tax discount. ▪️A leader who stepped off a billionaire’s jet to demand gas returns – then voted against the only mechanism that would deliver them. ▪️A political class that spent $22 billion on buybacks, while telling you to work harder. 👉 You want straight talking? Here it is. No jet required.: theaimn.net/you-want-straigh…
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Replying to @ThinkAppraiser
I’ve noticed a correlation between quality of driver and amount of insurance they carry Been involved in 2 accidents that were both the fault of the other driver and both times they had liability only
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Replying to @pete_rizzo_
Residency rules now function as the new corporate charter competition, except the product is personal sovereignty instead of limited liability.
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Maybe it’s just me but I’m not sold on Hincapié. I feel like he’s too much a liability from watching him play with Arsenal and now in the WC is getting beat on 1 on 1’s.
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Replying to @dannydanon
A seven year court battle that went all the way to the U.S.Supreme Court ended in a federal courtroom in Virginia on Thursday when former Somali Gen. Mohamed Ali Samantar admitted liability for war crimes and human rights abuses committed in the late 1980s npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/…
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Replying to @daltonleepruitt
It goes deeper than Elon. From a libertarian perspective, a corporation is a government created structure that separates ownership, liability, and control. Once you enter that system, fiduciary duties are to the corporation and its shareholders. Not to customers, employees, or society. Not morals, ethics, or values. Not even projects, goals, or the company's stated work. So corporations make immoral choices disconnected from human values. They're doing what the system is designed to do. The problem isn't 100% Elon. The problem is a system that puts people into these situations as they attempt to create. Even if you tax Elon 100% it won't solve this huge scapegoat feature for corporations. Corporations are given tax breaks, the ability to privatize profits, and subsidize losses. In exchange they collect sales tax from costumers, and income tax from employees. Corporations are not a function of free market capitalism. They are fascist socialist scapegoats. The government regulates them to take away freedom from individuals, and blame the "private sector".
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Nicolas Pepe is a liability. Can't put the ball in the net even if u begged him to
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