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Memology 101's Welcome to Chaz Part 3 is up!
CHAZ/CHOP: Autonomous No Cop Zone and Commune Declared In Seattle - Render unto Warlord Raz what is owed to Warlord Raz
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I stand corrected. I’m now thinking Fallout 5 will be set in Atlanta. Expected release date? /looks at watch... as soon as the locals figure out all the Cops have walked off the job.
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Fucking retard. All that would accomplish is further empowering commies who want to guillotine you. Do you write that while "taking a knee"? Fucksakes
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Oh god, I've had people bitch at me because they asked my opinion about the guy who got blasted in Atlanta for firing a taser at the cop. I gave my honest opinion, and for some reason the same people who complained about tasers being dangerous and deadly now think tasers are non lethal and the cop was 100% guilty of murder. Ignoring of course that the cop is worried that if he gets knocked out the violent criminal will steal his gun and execute him as has happened before and will happen again sooner or later.
It's just narrative all the fucking time now with people, nobody thinks critically about anything
Have you considered killing yourself.
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Somehow I doubt that Amazon and Boeing will be affected by this.
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Amazon, maybe, but Boeing won't be. Their HQ is in Everett, not Seattle.
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Their main factory is, Boeing Field is in Seattle.
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It's a payroll tax, so no, it will hardly affect Amazon as a whole and definitely not the truly wealthy like Bezos whose wealth is mostly in stock. It will just encourage tech companies to move positions out of the city.
Boeing's HQ is actually in Chicago. It moved from Seattle in 2001.
Boeing Field is just named for the founder of Boeing. It is owned by King County, although Boeing does have facilities there.
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No, their main factory is in Everett at/next to Paine Field. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_Everett_Factory
Boeing Field isn't even the official name either. It's King County International Airport.
Edit - Goddamn fucked this post up.
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That's what I said.
Also, where is it "officially" King County International Airport?
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Ah shit, misread. I'm a nigger.
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That's one big
. Amazon ain't gonna take that shit. They tried this before and after Bezoes threatened to pull out, they caved.
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I'm more worried about the safety of the dogs (the 3:07 mark) than I am the idiot people who brought them there. I hope those doggos make it through this mess unscathed.
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They're not bending the knee - this was their plan from before.
Considering this is the brainchild of Mosqueda and Sawant, it will obviously not reach actual small business. It will instead be siphoned off to different "organisations" who will put it in their coffers, fund more and more terrorism and only be dolled out to those who confirm their political bias.
Expedia seems like they're onboard, but it also sounds like they're not onboard.
The DSA is not on board, which is positive - “We continue to believe taxing jobs is bad public policy, and it’s especially ill-advised as we enter what is likely a deep recession and an unprecedented rise in unemployment,"
In regards to taxing Amazon - "Under that proposal, officials estimated the city could bring in about $500 million each year to go toward affordable housing and other issues."
Other issues means more graffiti, more "community right think patrols" and more "recovery" if their pet chimps freak out again.
Regardless, the comments are
encouraging and would give a good cross section of "silent" Seattle...