Comments by "Nerdlin Geeksly" (@nerdlingeeksly5192) on "CNBC" channel.

  1. They are both greedy companies, Apple's calling out Qualcomm for things they do as well; I agree qualcomm's patent monopolies should be stopped but I also agree that some of the things Apple does should be stopped as well.
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  2. Make no mistake Qualcomm is a monopoly but apple is also a greedy Giant in short they are both bad but they are also both enemies
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  3. I say we should go back to the old way of patenting you get seven years of exclusive patenting rights and then it goes to open domain, 7 years is plenty of time to make enough money to retire on; you want more money then try to out-compete your competitors and out advertise them so consumers prefer to shop with you rather than them. You want to another exclusive 7 years of income, innovate your industry; put in some work instead of just relying on Old patents like a mob boss collecting kickback.
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  4. There needs to be a limit to how many houses/apartments you can own, after you own a certain limit of property you should be locked out so others can own a home
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  5. How about instead of investing in stocks for my retirement I invest in renting out enough houses to pay for a little over my cost of living and then put money into stocks
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  6.  @MrTruthseeker1980  If it's a fixer upper then yes. But if the property is already liveable then that really is all you need to know, any other maintenance can be done by professionals you pay; and you factor those expenditures into the rent price.
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  7.  @ddeine_  sure anyone can they just have to save up 3%-20% of the house price, take a loan for the rest, buy the house, and then rent it out for at least what you have to pay that loan monthly if not more; if they can't do this then they A. Need to spend less money B. Need to find a better job C. Need to get a 2nd job D. Move somewhere less expensive to live in.
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  8.  @nvrluki7608  we can both agree that they're just both terrible and that each of them are thorn in each other's sides
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  9. Thai union group had revenue of 987.8 million and a profit margine of 3%, that 3% still comes out to 29,634,000 dollars a year. How on earth is that a tight margin?
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  10. It's biting the hand that feeds you
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  11. I still like tuna, but the cost is bad
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  12.  @DarthAwar  as long as the time frame of exclusive rights lines up with the minimal amount being just enough to retire on based on the average sales numbers for that product I'll be okay with it the whole reason I want limited time frames for these is so greedy companies can't constantly make money off of 1 product well after the owner dies and the public can never reap the benefits of innovation and creativity through open domain
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  13.  @DarthAwar  that is very tragic but I still don't agree with the 50-year thing, I more so agree with regulations on businesses that prevent these sorts of horrible things from happening; that the rights go to the Creator not the business. That laws be written so that the only way you're contractually bound to a company and can't go work for another one is if they pay for your college, and only as long as it takes for them to retain the amount they paid for your college and a few months or Maybe 1 year (at most) longer so it's profitable for them; (and not considered a waste to help students a business doesn't want to break even on what they pay they want a profit and that's reasonable) a win-win if you agree to the terms. If you don't then you can pay for college yourself and go work anywhere you want, if you don't like your first job put your resignation in and go work somewhere else with no restrictions; I'm in favor of reasonable non one-sided regulations to tackle these issues.
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  14. Food fraud is just false advertisement
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  15. 3 dozzen deaths is 36, how is that seen as unsafe? More people die from car crashes and mass shootings than mining in the US.
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  16. How would you like it if you were a doctor and did your best to save a dying patient who was deathly ill, only for them to die anyway and then their family sues you for everything you have and you lose your job even though you were just doing your job to the best of your abilities; they don't hold these vaccine creators liable because even with months of testing if someone just so happens to have allergic reaction to them due to their specific genetic makeup and they end up having a lasting damage or dying that one lawsuit could cost them an arm and a leg doctors aren't perfect no doctor is going to have a perfect 100% saving patient rate just like you're not going to have it 100% success rate at anything.
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  17.  @jonathanandrew2909  so take there place then
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  18. Unstable political scene with unstable Economic Policy creates an unstable economy
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  19. On their own no there's not enough land in cities like New York, San Francisco, and Los Angeles to put all those prefab homes, people in overpopulated cities like those need to just emigrate to less populated cities and towns where there are more job opportunities and the cost of living is lower.
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  20. Why are politicians afraid to vote on something that won't pass that doesn't seem like a big deal to me it just feels like they're being cowardly for no reason
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  21. I saw a 12.50% intrest rate flash by with any loan that's too high of intrest I would never pay that and any company that makes someone is criminal.
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  22. I like what Cortez is advocating for but it is impossible to achieve this in 10 years and on top of that what about businesses just starting out they won't be able to afford to pay for all the benefits and high wage standards that she will require them along with the high taxes I'm not saying her ideas bad I'm just saying has a few cracks in it
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  23. Ah Pepperidge Farms remembers the good old days
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  24.  @DarthAwar  no 8 at most and on everything, 15-50 years would be too long and you would have more than enough to retire on after 7 years; you want to be greedy and earn more money patent a second product.
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  25.  @DarthAwar  I'm still not okay with the 50-year thing I highly doubt it takes 50 years for you to save up enough to retire on with a cartoon or book I mean have you seen how profitable cartoons are these days you make millions books I can understand 20 years maybe more I'm not exactly sure how well or poorly books sell these days, like I said so long as you saved up enough to retire on I'm okay with the patent lasting that long if you want more money create a second patented property
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  26. To be honest the federal workers do actually have a case in terms of violating the 13th Amendment they are workers they are serving the government and they are not being paid and I don't want to work without pay thus involuntary servitude
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  27. The reason there's a shortage of truck drivers in the u.s. is because their wages dropped truck drivers don't make nearly as much money as they used to
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  28. Good job at making anti-vaxxers dig in their heels with standard medical practice law
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