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I'm not actually sure what my dream job would be. I've never really know what I've wanted to do, but anything that made me happy and didn't bore me. Don't know what that could be exactly but a job that didn't bore me would make me content. Hope I find it one day.
I would like to create machines to help people and make spaceships to cruise the galaxy
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Me too ,i love eating lobster and will be heaven for me to wake-up every morning exited to catch my delicious meal!Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Oh damn we need a boat too 
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Me too ,i love eating lobster and will be heaven for me to wake-up every morning exited to catch my delicious meal!Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Me too ,i love eating lobster and will be heaven for me to wake-up every morning exited to catch my delicious meal!Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
I always wanted to make money by sitting at home. Lucky me... I'm doing that
p.s. Luck is the true advantage that every warrior gains as his true evaluation...
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Me too ,i love eating lobster and will be heaven for me to wake-up every morning exited to catch my delicious meal! Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
I'd like to administer a porn site. Or maybe a porn torrent tracker...
A big one, though. Anonymous, too. Takes only Bitcoin, and has a Tor access URL.
A big one, though. Anonymous, too. Takes only Bitcoin, and has a Tor access URL.
I guess not only a lobster fisherman i would want to be a fighter/boxer. Fighting has always come naturally to me and in my past i have had about 2 dozen fights in real life and in only 1 case i got the worst end of the stick 
Broken nose 4 times
Broken hand twice
Broken eye socket once
broken ribs 6
Broken toes 1
Stitches about 60
Hmmm not bad...
Broken nose 4 times
Broken hand twice
Broken eye socket once
broken ribs 6
Broken toes 1
Stitches about 60
Hmmm not bad...
a wise man should know when to stop, I used to fight a lot in my teen years and post teen years , I also had broken fingers fractured hand, dislocked this and that, I stopped after a while, people nowadays for the smallest things, will take out a knife sometimes if for bluffing, but serious accident can happen over stupid things, better deal with thing in an intelligent way, of course when there is a line to be drawn is good to show once teeths but not all the time
Forget money and all the BS attached.....What is the Job that you would wake up every morning and be excited about going to?
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Mine would have to be a lobster fisherman.
Lucky me, I have my dream job, I wake up everyday, play with expensive computers, motivated to try and crush the competition in my market and then dream of new ways to make bitcoin better!
i'd like to be extremely rich so i could use that money to to buy out politicians to change laws in my favor.. so i can make more money. you know, like american billionaires.
You're mistaken.
That doesn't happen - it's a myth. America isn't a oligarchy, even if it seems like it. And just by having 'politicians' doesn't mean you can change laws. It's a specific system you have to go through.
The richest group in America are 'The Elites'. They're supposedly the 1%. The richest of the rich.
no, no you're mistaken. america is a de facto oligarchy. don't know how you can say it's not. heard of shelden adelson, koch brothers, or george soros?
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
If it was a Oligarchy, we wouldn't be allowed to vote. Let's take Sparta for a example.
The only way Sparta was well known in history, is because the leaders of the Oligarchy were warriors, and wanted Sparta to value warfare, strength, and such.
Democracy:
Quote
Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally...
Oligarchy:
Nada.
If it was a Oligarchy, whatever the leaders said, would go. You wouldn't vote. Pass laws. And don't even think about petitioning. Anything could be declared illegal or legal with the wisp of a hand.
Yes, this 'Democratic' system has some flaws. But that doesn't necessarily make it a Oligarchy.
nope. it's a de facto oligarchy. obviously on the surface it's a democracy, but the ones who have money control what happens. tell me why it is that there's an 8% approval rating for congress, yet the status quo continues? or why minimum wage jobs are on the increase, yet tiffanys and other businesses catered to the rich are booming? or why 88% of people polled would prefer background checks on guns, but nothing happens? and tell me why the richest people in the country have a whole lot of access to media/news outlets? and tell me why presidential campaigns last 2+ years, where the candidates go around whoring themselves to billionaires and corporations?
and lastly, tell me why republicans are kissing up to shelden adelson? http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-gop-candidates-kiss-up-to-billionaire-sheldon-adelson/2014/04/01/5ba335dc-b9dc-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html
wait, i'll actually tell you why. it's because politicians work for him.
what are your numbered point referring to? and you haven't really answered any of my questions.. it's a de facto oligarchy we live in. you haven't really made any arguments against that.
what do you mean "everybody has access to the media/news"? if you own it, you sure have a lot more access to it than anyone else.
The bolded-
You know what, never mind. Done. 'Tis done.
And you said, specifically, 'access' therefore, somebody would assume 'access' not 'ownership'.
Yeah, the "I can't believe that they're paying me for this!" jobs are always low pay.
I recently did a gig where I drove paying customers around a race track in exotic cars. I could handle doing that for a while, but I'd need to give it up to actually pay bills. The hot girl that kept screaming gets free rides. The scared kid who looked like he was going to pee himself-- not so much.
In college, I loaded and lit fireworks shells for a few 4th of July shows. Dangerous as fsck, but I'd do it again for the rush.
As for a career; Does lottery winner count?
I recently did a gig where I drove paying customers around a race track in exotic cars. I could handle doing that for a while, but I'd need to give it up to actually pay bills. The hot girl that kept screaming gets free rides. The scared kid who looked like he was going to pee himself-- not so much.
In college, I loaded and lit fireworks shells for a few 4th of July shows. Dangerous as fsck, but I'd do it again for the rush.
As for a career; Does lottery winner count?
play games all day and get paid ....
That's easier to do than you think, I sent my resume to a game testing company once and they are messaging me every time they have a lot of work. Unfortunately the pay is low, so it's a good job if you're a teenager or a student.
play games all day and get paid ....
i'd like to be extremely rich so i could use that money to to buy out politicians to change laws in my favor.. so i can make more money. you know, like american billionaires.
You're mistaken.
That doesn't happen - it's a myth. America isn't a oligarchy, even if it seems like it. And just by having 'politicians' doesn't mean you can change laws. It's a specific system you have to go through.
The richest group in America are 'The Elites'. They're supposedly the 1%. The richest of the rich.
no, no you're mistaken. america is a de facto oligarchy. don't know how you can say it's not. heard of shelden adelson, koch brothers, or george soros?
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
If it was a Oligarchy, we wouldn't be allowed to vote. Let's take Sparta for a example.
The only way Sparta was well known in history, is because the leaders of the Oligarchy were warriors, and wanted Sparta to value warfare, strength, and such.
Democracy:
Quote
Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally...
Oligarchy:
Nada.
If it was a Oligarchy, whatever the leaders said, would go. You wouldn't vote. Pass laws. And don't even think about petitioning. Anything could be declared illegal or legal with the wisp of a hand.
Yes, this 'Democratic' system has some flaws. But that doesn't necessarily make it a Oligarchy.
nope. it's a de facto oligarchy. obviously on the surface it's a democracy, but the ones who have money control what happens. tell me why it is that there's an 8% approval rating for congress, yet the status quo continues? or why minimum wage jobs are on the increase, yet tiffanys and other businesses catered to the rich are booming? or why 88% of people polled would prefer background checks on guns, but nothing happens? and tell me why the richest people in the country have a whole lot of access to media/news outlets? and tell me why presidential campaigns last 2+ years, where the candidates go around whoring themselves to billionaires and corporations?
and lastly, tell me why republicans are kissing up to shelden adelson? http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-gop-candidates-kiss-up-to-billionaire-sheldon-adelson/2014/04/01/5ba335dc-b9dc-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html
wait, i'll actually tell you why. it's because politicians work for him.
1. Okay.
2. As I said previously, a specific system is needed. If you have a specific law you want enforced, and the Constitution (A silly old document) says yes, then of course, it's hard to get it approved.
3. Everybody has access to the media/news. Depending on what kind of acess you're talking about, of course.
4. To earn support.
5. Not all politicians are Republicans.
what are your numbered point referring to? and you haven't really answered any of my questions.. it's a de facto oligarchy we live in. you haven't really made any arguments against that.
what do you mean "everybody has access to the media/news"? if you own it, you sure have a lot more access to it than anyone else.
Mine is to own an insurance agency and help seniors with their insurance needs.
I have many dream jobs. I'd love to be a crewman on a gunship (you know the giant plane), a pilot or a gunner of an attack helicopter, or a pilot of an army drone 
I'd also love to be an explorer for National Geographic or Discovery, like those guys that just get paid for traveling and taking pictures.
I'd also love to be an explorer for National Geographic or Discovery, like those guys that just get paid for traveling and taking pictures. i'd like to be extremely rich so i could use that money to to buy out politicians to change laws in my favor.. so i can make more money. you know, like american billionaires.
You're mistaken.
That doesn't happen - it's a myth. America isn't a oligarchy, even if it seems like it. And just by having 'politicians' doesn't mean you can change laws. It's a specific system you have to go through.
The richest group in America are 'The Elites'. They're supposedly the 1%. The richest of the rich.
no, no you're mistaken. america is a de facto oligarchy. don't know how you can say it's not. heard of shelden adelson, koch brothers, or george soros?
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
If it was a Oligarchy, we wouldn't be allowed to vote. Let's take Sparta for a example.
The only way Sparta was well known in history, is because the leaders of the Oligarchy were warriors, and wanted Sparta to value warfare, strength, and such.
Democracy:
Quote
Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally...
Oligarchy:
Nada.
If it was a Oligarchy, whatever the leaders said, would go. You wouldn't vote. Pass laws. And don't even think about petitioning. Anything could be declared illegal or legal with the wisp of a hand.
Yes, this 'Democratic' system has some flaws. But that doesn't necessarily make it a Oligarchy.
nope. it's a de facto oligarchy. obviously on the surface it's a democracy, but the ones who have money control what happens. tell me why it is that there's an 8% approval rating for congress, yet the status quo continues? or why minimum wage jobs are on the increase, yet tiffanys and other businesses catered to the rich are booming? or why 88% of people polled would prefer background checks on guns, but nothing happens? and tell me why the richest people in the country have a whole lot of access to media/news outlets? and tell me why presidential campaigns last 2+ years, where the candidates go around whoring themselves to billionaires and corporations?
and lastly, tell me why republicans are kissing up to shelden adelson? http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-gop-candidates-kiss-up-to-billionaire-sheldon-adelson/2014/04/01/5ba335dc-b9dc-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html
wait, i'll actually tell you why. it's because politicians work for him.
That escalated quickly. Discussion about political system and state of government in Dream Job thread. Things are more serious than I thought. People are starting to feel anger.
i'd like to be extremely rich so i could use that money to to buy out politicians to change laws in my favor.. so i can make more money. you know, like american billionaires.
You're mistaken.
That doesn't happen - it's a myth. America isn't a oligarchy, even if it seems like it. And just by having 'politicians' doesn't mean you can change laws. It's a specific system you have to go through.
The richest group in America are 'The Elites'. They're supposedly the 1%. The richest of the rich.
no, no you're mistaken. america is a de facto oligarchy. don't know how you can say it's not. heard of shelden adelson, koch brothers, or george soros?
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
If it was a Oligarchy, we wouldn't be allowed to vote. Let's take Sparta for a example.
The only way Sparta was well known in history, is because the leaders of the Oligarchy were warriors, and wanted Sparta to value warfare, strength, and such.
Democracy:
Quote
Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally...
Oligarchy:
Nada.
If it was a Oligarchy, whatever the leaders said, would go. You wouldn't vote. Pass laws. And don't even think about petitioning. Anything could be declared illegal or legal with the wisp of a hand.
Yes, this 'Democratic' system has some flaws. But that doesn't necessarily make it a Oligarchy.
nope. it's a de facto oligarchy. obviously on the surface it's a democracy, but the ones who have money control what happens. tell me why it is that there's an 8% approval rating for congress, yet the status quo continues? or why minimum wage jobs are on the increase, yet tiffanys and other businesses catered to the rich are booming? or why 88% of people polled would prefer background checks on guns, but nothing happens? and tell me why the richest people in the country have a whole lot of access to media/news outlets? and tell me why presidential campaigns last 2+ years, where the candidates go around whoring themselves to billionaires and corporations?
and lastly, tell me why republicans are kissing up to shelden adelson? http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-gop-candidates-kiss-up-to-billionaire-sheldon-adelson/2014/04/01/5ba335dc-b9dc-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html
wait, i'll actually tell you why. it's because politicians work for him.
1. Okay.
2. As I said previously, a specific system is needed. If you have a specific law you want enforced, and the Constitution (A silly old document) says yes, then of course, it's hard to get it approved.
3. Everybody has access to the media/news. Depending on what kind of acess you're talking about, of course.
4. To earn support.
5. Not all politicians are Republicans.
i'd like to be extremely rich so i could use that money to to buy out politicians to change laws in my favor.. so i can make more money. you know, like american billionaires.
You're mistaken.
That doesn't happen - it's a myth. America isn't a oligarchy, even if it seems like it. And just by having 'politicians' doesn't mean you can change laws. It's a specific system you have to go through.
The richest group in America are 'The Elites'. They're supposedly the 1%. The richest of the rich.
no, no you're mistaken. america is a de facto oligarchy. don't know how you can say it's not. heard of shelden adelson, koch brothers, or george soros?
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-echochambers-27074746
If it was a Oligarchy, we wouldn't be allowed to vote. Let's take Sparta for a example.
The only way Sparta was well known in history, is because the leaders of the Oligarchy were warriors, and wanted Sparta to value warfare, strength, and such.
Democracy:
Quote
Democracy is a form of government in which all eligible citizens participate equally...
Oligarchy:
Nada.
If it was a Oligarchy, whatever the leaders said, would go. You wouldn't vote. Pass laws. And don't even think about petitioning. Anything could be declared illegal or legal with the wisp of a hand.
Yes, this 'Democratic' system has some flaws. But that doesn't necessarily make it a Oligarchy.
nope. it's a de facto oligarchy. obviously on the surface it's a democracy, but the ones who have money control what happens. tell me why it is that there's an 8% approval rating for congress, yet the status quo continues? or why minimum wage jobs are on the increase, yet tiffanys and other businesses catered to the rich are booming? or why 88% of people polled would prefer background checks on guns, but nothing happens? and tell me why the richest people in the country have a whole lot of access to media/news outlets? and tell me why presidential campaigns last 2+ years, where the candidates go around whoring themselves to billionaires and corporations?
and lastly, tell me why republicans are kissing up to shelden adelson? http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/dana-milbank-gop-candidates-kiss-up-to-billionaire-sheldon-adelson/2014/04/01/5ba335dc-b9dc-11e3-9a05-c739f29ccb08_story.html
wait, i'll actually tell you why. it's because politicians work for him.
My dream job is do whatever i want, and get paid for that
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