Comments by "spacetoast7" (@spacetoast7783) on "City Beautiful" channel.

  1. One advantage to the contractor (or any revenue share) model is that the drivers only get paid if they show up. I'm guessing nobody lost money when your ride didn't show up.
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  2.  @kaitlyn__L  That doesn't solve anything that OP was complaining about, but I suppose I don't disagree with you.
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  3.  @kaitlyn__L  It looks like my comment got deleted by City Beautiful or the YouTube spam filter.
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  4. Amazon employs about 75,000 people in Seattle, out of about 2 million jobs in Seattle. This isn't an example of one employer monopsonizing the labor market in a city.
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  5. Do you have guidestones in your room with you right now?
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  6. They pay the taxes that they're required to pay. They don't voluntarily pay extra, and neither do you.
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  7. Which of those words do you not understand?
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  8. What kind of taxes aren't coercive?
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  9. Did you mean to comment on a different video?
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  10.  @Rao_Sahab_7878  Sounds like a good way to take rentals off the market
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  11. People would rather blame the big scary corporation than stop shooting themselves in the foot.
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  12. Spoiler: LA Metro also loses money
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  13. What's the benefit of having the government provide financing? Private companies can do that.
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  14. Strip mine what resource, exactly? Empty downtown parking lots?
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  15. It's easier to say "Corporation bad!"
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  16. #SawantIsBrainDead
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  17. Traditional public transit also loses money.
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  18.  @thejokerking9268  Why are they able to find so many people willing to pay those prices?
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  19. How insanely greedy do you have to be to not take a 2.5% cut to your wage?
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  20. Would you breach your legally-enforced fiduciary duty to shareholders?
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  21.  @Alex-cw3rz  A fiduciary duty to your shareholders. If a board acts against its shareholders interests, they will be sued into oblivion. This is corporate law 101.
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  22.  @Alex-cw3rz  Holy shit. I didn't realize I was talking to someone who can't even read English. I'm so sorry for overwhelming you with basic words! If you were able to read, you'd notice that I never said payroll taxes are illegal. You'd see that I said companies are obligated to return value to shareholders, which paying extra for labor runs against. Good luck in your test next week! Third time's the charm, right? They can't keep you in the 1st grade forever!
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  23.  @Nswix  Just report the EA guy for stalking you and move on. This guy is beyond redemption.
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  24.  @Alex-cw3rz  Yup. You owned me dude. Insulting me and completely ignoring every single fact of the matter. You truly are a master debater because you put your feelings first. You're not mentally deranged at all.
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  25.  @Alex-cw3rz  Delete your diatribe. You can still do it! I believe in you! You don't have to live with these shameful comments on your record! Maybe your handler can come help you do it.
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  26. You've just given the argument for why the city should not try to take punitive measures against Amazon and other large businesses, and then declared the opposite conclusion.
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  27. This but unironically.
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  28. Which is really all that public housing is good for
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  29.  @gert-janvanderlee5307  How does it not? The private market builds almost all housing in almost every country on Earth.
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  30.  @swayne1441  Why shouldn't it be allowed to exist?
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  31.  @swayne1441  You can stop paying taxes when you remove yourself from society instead of leeching off of it.
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  32. Yes LVT is strictly better
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  33.  @squelchedotter  In fiscal year 2019, Metro says it pulled in $250–$300 million in fares to cover $1.9 billion in operating costs. You're either wrong or you're saying Metro is lying.
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  34. Tell me more about how the 2020 election was stolen.
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  35. So it's the exact same thing lol
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  36. It's so horrible that Amazon's economic activity has helped to make Seattle desirable!
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  37. That's an extra tax on labor. It's not their entire tax bill.
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  38. Do you have any examples?
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  39. ​ @niklasmolen4753  You didn't answer my question so I'll ask it again: Do you have any examples of a law that was purchased?
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  40. Profit is a tiny slice of housing costs
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  41.  @dafff08  AEI "Land Price and Land Share Indicators" show that land is the majority of housing prices in all major metros. CSI has been measuing profit margins of the housing industry at about 1-10%, which the 70th-75th most profitable industry.
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  42. Money is money. Nobody is going to pay extra for no benefit. In fact, corporations are legally obligated not to do so.
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  43. Good point. Amazon banned housing construction in America's cities. It totally wasn't the voters in those cities.
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  44.  @thejokerking9268  So you're saying that demand exists for such properties.
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  45.  @Alex-cw3rz  You proved yourself wrong. These long-winded comments are a giant cope, and it's fun for literate people to see it!
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  46.  @Alex-cw3rz  "no u! reee!"
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  47.  @Alex-cw3rz  You are brain dead. How many times are you going to argue against a point I made? I specifically said the opposite of "a government appointed judge, is not going to say tax avoidance is grounds for a settlement." But go ahead, keep arguing against your own position. It's hilarious.
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  48.  @Alex-cw3rz  You ran away from the topic immediately after I pointed out you were wrong. Don't try to rewrite history. We can all see it in writing.
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  49.  @Alex-cw3rz  You win. You owned me with cowardice and unprovoked insults.
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  50. Amazon HQ is not dominated by working class employees. It's the knowledge workers.
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