Congress has access to the brightest economic consultants to navigate everything, that's not a problem. Closing loopholes is a logical next step. Just need to overcome the narrow margins and procedural fuck you manuevers to actually get things done.
Yeah, but gotta start somewhere right?
Uh .. doesn't China actually do that already?
A global minimum corporate tax rate, you say? Agreed to by 137 countries during the Biden administration even? Neat!
Yeah, have been in the room with a comatose person. Some people are good at just dumping out a one-sided conversation, but not me. The inclusion of the percentage of people who were clearly responsive but whose brain scans didn't indicate the expected activity is really important to take note of though. Really does need more study to refine our understanding.
Yeah, brains are weird. I'm glad they included this flip side of the study.
The GOP had primaries. Trump won without attending any of the GOP primary debates.
I'm aware how inaccessible civil court is for many people. While not addressing the time aspect, plenty of lawyers will work on contingency. Hurting a companies bottom line is what they understand the most.
The way to handle the class action waiver is for all the would-be class action lawsuit plaintiffs to file individual lawsuits. Companies will realize pretty quickly why they do, in fact, want to only have one lawsuit to contend with instead of several thousand or million.
Did anyone check this comment for CMD before deleting?