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sMASH wrote:stock price appreciation will go to the company and the investors.... NOT the salaried workers, lol. unless they hold stock in the business too.
matr1x wrote:You know what's funny? Locals getting replaced by vene in their companies and their response is often for locals to be more competitive
Yep, why should ordinary citizens care if he buys some solar farm in Costa Rica unless they are share holders.sMASH wrote:stock price appreciation will go to the company and the investors.... NOT the salaried workers, lol. unless they hold stock in the business too.
This is what gets me. People always saying that young people need to learn to adapt. So what if they can't get a job with the three degrees they have? They need to adapt and find a niche to make it on their own with zero capital.88sins wrote:to get back to the topic
IMHO, norman is in fact an idiot that can't stand competition & isn't smart enough to figure out how to evolve the company into an active competitior in mainly digital world of communications. That ain't nobody's fault but his, & maybe his parents.
So, GML made a $11M loss. Who's fault is that? How could it be the fault of fb, when they are not based in the country, & when locals prefer FB's offerings over GML's? Why should he have an issue with whoever using FB to do whatever, and FB not paying any taxes in T&T, when FB have no infrastructure here and use zero resources here? Did he consider that since we're in hard times & EVERYBODY feeling it, ppl going to want to avoid spending & some will stop their subscriptions while others will look for avenues for cheap or even free avdertising & marketing? Did he consider that is only really the older heads that utilize the Guardian, & that they are becoming fewer & fewer as each year passes?
Like i said, imho that fella is an idiot.
Drinking alcohol is a privelage, not a right. So is eating cupcakes. So is having sex. So it watching TV. It being a privilege does not automatically warrant government interference. If you require licenses you end up with 1 of 2 scenarios.88sins wrote:Slartibartfast wrote:Why clog up the system with annual license applications? How is that going to be enforced. Just legalise it and spend all the money on education. Doesn't it hinder mental development in adolescents? Have certain restrictions if anything (like must be in an area protected by a lock, like a cage so kids cant sprang any, and let give officers the authority to inspect and sieze if it does not meet the standards. No need to get a bunch of paperwork involved.
I'm really mostly afraid of how it is going to be decriminalised as well though. I believe the only reason they are taking this long is because they are trying to figure out how to corner the market first.
Well for starters, marijuana usage, just like driving, is a privilege, not an absolute right. so if one wishes to utilize the privilege, a nominal fee for a license isn't a big deal. that fee can help to pay for things we may need down the road, like rehab for those that become addicted & wish to quit, or medical expense purposes that will eventually arise from the increased number of ppl in future that may suffer from smoking related illnesses. Enforcement wouldn't be easy, but it wouldn't be impossible either, & it'd be easier to enforce on outdoor growers. TTPS passes by & spots a plant, stops & asks for your license to grow, if you don't have a license, they sieze your plants.
now, since you mentioned that it can hinder the mental development of minors, I gonna post this & I know this is something ppl don't like to hear & tend to disbelieve.
Marijuana abuse does indeed negatively effect the mental faculties of humans, both adults & minors alike. Addiction, lack of ability to focus, slurred speech, inability to or delayed response time in processing information are some of the negative effects of abuse of the drug. But that said, in small amounts, there are some benefits to it's use.
zoom rader wrote:Yep, why should ordinary citizens care if he buys some solar farm in Costa Rica unless they are share holders.sMASH wrote:stock price appreciation will go to the company and the investors.... NOT the salaried workers, lol. unless they hold stock in the business too.
Good luck to him but don't dictate how ordinary folk live
Nope i stop supporting them years ago.MaxPower wrote:Friends,
I’ve noticed day by day the jealousy over the 1% is growing.....mostly from sufferers.
But we need to stop counting the 1% money. Remember the 1% are here to make money. By them being many steps ahead of the game and make a easy 100 million, it dont meant allyuh deserve a slice of the cake....or even a red cent.
But deep down allyuh love the 1%......cuz its allyuh that make them prosper.
zoom rader wrote:Nope i stop supporting them years ago.MaxPower wrote:Friends,
I’ve noticed day by day the jealousy over the 1% is growing.....mostly from sufferers.
But we need to stop counting the 1% money. Remember the 1% are here to make money. By them being many steps ahead of the game and make a easy 100 million, it dont meant allyuh deserve a slice of the cake....or even a red cent.
But deep down allyuh love the 1%......cuz its allyuh that make them prosper.
I do my best to buy nothing associated with then.
Only Trini fools sell their lands.Redman wrote:And every real estate owner loves the demand that the national laundry creates to keep real estate prices up.
We are a narco economy ....get over it
matr1x wrote:It's not sufferer to show that corruption got them to where they are now. Only way to handle this is French revolution style.
Jealous, because they have been using drugs and people trafficking to build their wealth?
It can happen here, but only a certain section of people can be programmed to revolt.MaxPower wrote:matr1x wrote:It's not sufferer to show that corruption got them to where they are now. Only way to handle this is French revolution style.
Jealous, because they have been using drugs and people trafficking to build their wealth?
French revolution?? Amongst Trinis? Hahahahah. Not happening my brother. - No unity, No togetherness, no WE.
Who exactly using drugs and trafficking to build wealth? Need to see proof bro.
matr1x wrote:It's not sufferer to show that corruption got them to where they are now. Only way to handle this is French revolution style.
Jealous, because they have been using drugs and people trafficking to build their wealth?
Matrix told you that there folk who lick thess peoples arses.randolphinshan wrote:matr1x wrote:It's not sufferer to show that corruption got them to where they are now. Only way to handle this is French revolution style.
Jealous, because they have been using drugs and people trafficking to build their wealth?
RIP matrix; goodbye and good riddance
DTAC wrote:What Trinis get out of Facebook on a daily basis, (news, gossip, entertainment, attention, basically half their life on Facebook now) is far more than what Facebook gets out of this rock. Not even to mention "free" calling and messaging via WhatsApp. Trini have it good.
Facebook can make all the money it want. 1% just vex they can't find a way to skim off the public.
DTAC wrote:What Trinis get out of Facebook on a daily basis, (news, gossip, entertainment, attention, basically half their life on Facebook now) is far more than what Facebook gets out of this rock. Not even to mention "free" calling and messaging via WhatsApp. Trini have it good.
Facebook can make all the money it want. 1% just vex they can't find a way to skim off the public.
daxt0r wrote:DTAC wrote:What Trinis get out of Facebook on a daily basis, (news, gossip, entertainment, attention, basically half their life on Facebook now) is far more than what Facebook gets out of this rock. Not even to mention "free" calling and messaging via WhatsApp. Trini have it good.
Facebook can make all the money it want. 1% just vex they can't find a way to skim off the public.
Actually TT probably being heavily monetized by FB as an A/B testing ground for gauging ppl reactions whether for introducing a new internal feature or for as a gullible user-base to resell to 3rd party advertisers for data analytics firms just like CA.
We easily influenced , have lots to say without sense and love to post private info on a public forum so is the like the ideal combination to perform any shady human manipulation tests which FB famous for either doing themselves or having 3rd parties doing it then claim they didn't know.
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