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I LOVE Shoe !! She's awesome.


And her boy Armored Skeptic is freaking alright too !

Fathom the hypocrisy of a government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured... but not everyone must prove they are a citizen

I'm just a red pill guy in a room full of blue pill addicts.

" AU, that was great, LOL!! " - Chrisisall

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I LOVE Shoe !! She's awesome.


And her boy Armored Skeptic is freaking alright too !

Fathom the hypocrisy of a government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured... but not everyone must prove they are a citizen

I'm just a red pill guy in a room full of blue pill addicts.

" AU, that was great, LOL!! " - Chrisisall

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is Shoe her full name?

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is Shoe her full name?

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is Shoe her full name?

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Yeah, her twitter handle is often 'June', but that can change almost on a daily basis.

YouTube her @ Shoeonhead. Kinda an odd name, and I can't recall if I heard her explain where it came from or not, but either way, she's certainly unique. Her RL b/f ( I think they're engaged ? ) is Armored Skeptic, also on YouTube. He's got some really cool vids, but they don't come out all that often.

'Shoe' sorta reminds me of a young Sarah Silverman, before she stopped being funny. Not that Shoe is an actual comedian, but she's got real personality. And a sense of humor, which apparently Sarah no longer possesses.

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Both Kimmel and Sarah, who use to be quite the couple, came out bitter and unfunny after their split. Now that i think about it, it follows a pattern I've seen for 20 years or more. Young, scrappy and talented comedians , all edgy and full of independent thought and free thinking, get success, then conform to hard core Leftist ( join us or you're a Nazi ) mindset. Kinda depressing, to be honest.

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It's important for there to be professors like her and Jordan Peterson in our colleges not only for the kids, but to show others in the teaching field that it's okay to not conform. There is almost zero diversity of thought on college campuses today and I think it would be a shame if she ended up just another talking head somewhere instead of teaching after all this settles.

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In our working paper, we take a first cut at estimating the effects of monopsony on both employment rates and wages. Employment, we calculate, is 5 percent to 18 percent less than it would be in a competitive market. (Here is Marx’s reserve army of the unemployed.) This effect can explain all of the decline in employment rates among prime-aged men observed by labor economists.

The results for wage rates are even more disturbing. Given the way our economy works historically, labor’s share of economic output should be about 74 percent if labor markets were perfectly competitive. Because of employers’ power to drive down wages, labor’s share of economic output falls to somewhere between 51 percent and 64 percent. This transfer significantly increases income inequality.

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I'm hoping that Lindsay keeps teaching and doesn't leave that field. It's important for there to be professors like her and Jordan Peterson in our colleges not only for the kids, but to show others in the teaching field that it's okay to not conform. There is almost zero diversity of thought on college campuses today and I think it would be a shame if she ended up just another talking head somewhere instead of teaching after all this settles.

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Is this post about Wages?

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Nope. It was about the non-existant wage gap. I figured we hadn't heard from Wishy for a while, so I posted a few threads that I knew would get her attention.

Good news everyone. She's still alive.

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Or has it wandered off into bashing professors and Democrats?

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Is this post about Wages?

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Nope. It was about the non-existant wage gap. I figured we hadn't heard from Wishy for a while, so I posted a few threads that I knew would get her attention.
Good news everyone. She's still alive.

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Or has it wandered off into bashing professors and Democrats?

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Sure. Why not.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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It's important for there to be professors like her and Jordan Peterson in our colleges not only for the kids, but to show others in the teaching field that it's okay to not conform. There is almost zero diversity of thought on college campuses today and I think it would be a shame if she ended up just another talking head somewhere instead of teaching after all this settles.

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Is this post about Wages? Or has it wandered off into bashing professors and Democrats? Getting back to wages, there is an article written by real professors of economics:

More and more companies have monopoly power over workers’ wages. That’s killing the economy.

www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2018/4/6/17204808/wages-employers-workers-mon
opsony-growth-stagnation-inequality

The trend can explain slow growth, “missing” workers, and stagnant salaries.

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In our working paper, we take a first cut at estimating the effects of monopsony on both employment rates and wages. Employment, we calculate, is 5 percent to 18 percent less than it would be in a competitive market. (Here is Marx’s reserve army of the unemployed.) This effect can explain all of the decline in employment rates among prime-aged men observed by labor economists.

The results for wage rates are even more disturbing. Given the way our economy works historically, labor’s share of economic output should be about 74 percent if labor markets were perfectly competitive. Because of employers’ power to drive down wages, labor’s share of economic output falls to somewhere between 51 percent and 64 percent. This transfer significantly increases income inequality.

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Just too classic to escape unquoted, for posterity.

I don't know if I actually deal with any bots, but T, second, and G/CC seem to be in competition to most emulate a bot.

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I was under the impression the OP and the whole thread was about belittling professors, Democrats, Libtards, Snowflakes, and other delusionals.

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I've got two brothers who just got out of college recently and I've hung out with them and their friends quite a few times, for starters.

Aside from that, it's not exactly as if the Colleges are keeping it a secret what their M.O. is. The disciplinary actions taken against Lindsay Shepherd that she had recorded the meeting was excellent evidence of what is going on. It's even worse in Canada where there is no right to the Freedom of Speech and what is being done to Jordan Peterson.

They're churning out millions of little Communist SJW douchetards like you, and it needs to stop.

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Just too classic to escape unquoted, for posterity.

I don't know if I actually deal with any bots, but T, second, and G/CC seem to be in competition to most emulate a bot.

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For posterity, from the link JewelStaiteFan won't click before giving another ignorant opinion: To put this into more concrete terms, consider the market for nurses. The median wage for a nurse is about $68,000. Given what we know about the labor market power of medical institutions, the true competitive wage for a nurse would be at least $90,000. However, because most areas have few hospitals, they can suppress nurses’ wages without worrying that nurses will move to a rival hospital. Some nurses will drop out of the labor market entirely, but the hospital still earns a greater profit by shrinking its operation and cutting wages dramatically.

For the labor market as a whole, the median annual compensation is $30,500. If markets were competitive, we estimate that this amount could rise to $41,000.

www.vox.com/the-big-idea/2018/4/6/17204808/wages-employers-workers-mon
opsony-growth-stagnation-inequality

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly

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You know, the other day I read an article about how the wage gap affects women, specifically older women and women that have been housewives for the majority of their lives, and their healthcare. I thought about posting it, but this thread just makes me so happy none of you have children.

Nature works itself out for the best sometimes

What a band of bitter retards.

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I've got two brothers who just got out of college recently and I've hung out with them and their friends quite a few times, for starters.

Aside from that, it's not exactly as if the Colleges are keeping it a secret what their M.O. is. The disciplinary actions taken against Lindsay Shepherd that she had recorded the meeting was excellent evidence of what is going on. It's even worse in Canada where there is no right to the Freedom of Speech and what is being done to Jordan Peterson.

They're churning out millions of little Communist SJW douchetards like you, and it needs to stop.

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You have 2 brothers that went to college (you say) and because of that you know colleges are turning out millions of communists? You have a brain the size of a chick pea.

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You know, the other day I read an article about how the wage gap affects women, specifically older women and women that have been housewives for the majority of their lives, and their healthcare. I thought about posting it, but this thread just makes me so happy none of you have children.

Nature works itself out for the best sometimes

What a band of bitter retards.

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There is no wage gap.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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As a result, it is not possible now, and doubtless will never be possible, to determine reliably whether any portion of the observed gender wage gap is not attributable to factors that compensate women and men differently on socially acceptable bases, and hence can confidently be attributed to overt discrimination against women. In addition, at a practical level, the complex combination of factors that collectively determine the wages paid to different individuals makes the formulation of policy that will reliably redress any overt discrimination that does exist a task that is, at least, daunting and, more likely, unachievable.

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Don't want to debate it with an oblivious airhead like you, but here you are.

Yes, there is.

It's obvious you are just really really jealous that some women are what you see as "taken care of". Why don't you go find a nice rich psycho and offer to be a househusband rather than sit around and debate something you are too stupid to understand the basics of??

You can clean a house and make all the meals and take care of the lawn and the bills and the hundred other things for the rest of your life in exchange for "room and board" right??

If it sounds so great, you really ought to give it a try...

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You know, the other day I read an article about how the wage gap affects women, specifically older women and women that have been housewives for the majority of their lives, and their healthcare. I thought about posting it, but this thread just makes me so happy none of you have children.

Nature works itself out for the best sometimes

What a band of bitter retards.

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There is no wage gap.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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The youtube video has references. I’ll check the first one:

www.consad.com/content/reports/Gender%20Wage%20Gap%20Final%20Report.pd
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“The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.” So Little Miss “but, muh wage gap-" didn't actually read the reference because it is not there, but I know how to find it from the title. And it does NOT say what she says it says.

It is at https://goo.gl/2ZuKpH

Click the link, go to Summary and Conclusions, the last paragraph, which is on page 36:

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As a result, it is not possible now, and doubtless will never be possible, to determine reliably whether any portion of the observed gender wage gap is not attributable to factors that compensate women and men differently on socially acceptable bases, and hence can confidently be attributed to overt discrimination against women. In addition, at a practical level, the complex combination of factors that collectively determine the wages paid to different individuals makes the formulation of policy that will reliably redress any overt discrimination that does exist a task that is, at least, daunting and, more likely, unachievable.

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Translated that from weaselly words to English: There is a wage gap but we are claiming it is impossible to prove it is overt discrimination. Even if you could prove overt discrimination, and we still claim it can't be done, formulation of policy is impossible.

In other words, this fucking worthless 2009 report does not say what Little Miss “but, muh wage gap-" claims it says. Sadly, George Bush’s Dept. of Labor paid for this damn thing. They got what they wanted: “It is impossible to prove overt discrimination and impossible to do anything about it even if you could prove it. In Our Humble Opinion.”

If you want to ask about Denmark in 2018, the answer is there is almost no wage/gender gap. How about the USA in 2018? The records aren’t good enough to say anything worth saying about the cause of the gap, much like in 2009. More research is necessary.
www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/02/why-do-women-earn-less-than-men/

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Correct translation from weaselly words to English: it is not possible to determine if a gender Wage gap actually exists, other than in the form of perception, from the alleged aggrieved perspective.

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The wage gap does not exist.

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The wage gap does not exist.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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Is that a photo of your hubby's hand? I can't imagine he'd want to plow you even if you weren't a frigid man-hating harpy. I'm sure the butt sex was nice for a while, but your sphincter callouses chafe the willy.

Do Right, Be Right. :)

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You don't hear me complaining about mine, do you?

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Women made about 80 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2015, according to U.S. government data.

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You don't hear me complaining about mine, do you?

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You'd have to HAVE a life to be able to complain about it. Working in a grocery store in your thirties is ridiculous. Bet your dad is really proud of THAT

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http://www.14news.com/story/37912869/court-women-cant-be-paid-less-tha
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