Multiple Perspectives

Multiple Perspectives

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  • MP Podcast — 34
    Gender neutral bathrooms put into action at a public high school.
    Women being required to register for selective service.
    Are billboards tracking out every movement?
    Links
    Lincoln High School in San Jose Installs Gender-Neutral Restrooms
    House defense policy bill would require women to register for draft
    A good cop refuses to ticket man, instead pays for his daughter’s safety
    The driverless truck is coming, and it’s going to automate millions of jobs
    Spying Billboards' Under Fire for Tapping Into People's Cellphones
    Kenya stages largest ivory burn in history in call to end illegal wildlife trade
    Music
    52 min
  • MP Podcast — 33
    Harriet Tubman to be the next 20 dollar bill face.
    Liberal college students and their criticism of free speech in art
    Does eating less meat help the world?
    Links
    Treasury Decides To Put Harriet Tubman On $20 Bill
    Target: Use the bathroom of your 'gender identity'
    Student senator: Picture of gun is threat to 'black mental and emotional health'
    Study: Fast Food Comes With a Helping of Industrial Chemicals
    For Earth Day, Report Has News To Ease A Meat-Lover's Conscience
    Music
    EazyDo - Fall Down Together Feat. Mona Moua
    Illenium - Only One (Ft. Nina Sung)
    56 min
  • MP Podcast — 32
    Gap's allegedly racist ad.
    Racism and physical assault in public schools.
    Money, in regards to happiness and how millenials spend it.
    Links
    Gap Apologizes for 'Racist' Ad
    Teacher placed on leave after allegedly calling 12-year-old 'terrorist'
    Texas teacher arrested after video shows her hitting student
    Cambridge University study suggests money really CAN buy you happiness
    Millennials are better than we thought at saving money, studies find
    Music
    Beatcore - Tonight ft. Sara Lynn Boyer
    Ricky Mears - Bittersweet ft. Mona Moua
    44 min
  • MP Podcast — 31
    Controversial dreadlocks at SFSU.
    Microsoft's artificial intelligence accidentally turned on...again.
    Serving life for stealing candy in Louisana.
    "We are aware of the video made of an incident which occurred on campus yesterday afternoon. University police were called to the scene of the incident when it occurred. The two individuals involved in the incident are not San Francisco State University employees. Further, no criminal charges have been pressed at this time to the University’s knowledge.
    San Francisco State University promotes the rights of the campus community to engage in free speech, but does not condone behavior that impedes the safety or well-being of others. We are taking the matter seriously and will promptly and thoroughly investigate this incident through applicable University channels, including our campus student conduct procedures"
      ― SFSU
    Links
    Viral video of student confrontation over dreadlocks prompts investigation at SFSU
    Cory Goldstein responds to viral dreadlocks video: UPDATED
    Man Faces Life In Prison For Stealing $31 Worth Of Candy
    Microsoft's artificial intelligence 'chatbot' messes up again on Twitter
    Music
    Speo - Reminiscent
    vassh - Don't You See...
    37 min
  • MP Podcast — 30
    The recent attack in Brussels and its implications.
    Cuba gets a taste of the internet.
    Obama: Capitalism vs. Communism.
    "Silicon Valley payments startup Stripe will make it possible to give Cuban entrepreneurs access to the US financial system. Cubans will be able to incorporate a US company, set up a US bank account, and start accepting payments from the US. Stripe will be working with the Merchise Startup Circle, which has been working to form and facilitate a Cuban startup community. Again, the ball is in Cuba's court. Will they allow self-employed workers or cooperatives to open those accounts?"
      ― The Internet in Cuba
    "Just give me a name. If we have those political prisoners they will be released before tonight ends"
      ― Raul Castro
    Links
    Tensions Erupt in Brussels, and Police in 4 Coutnries Make Arrests
    Internet-related announcements around President Obama's trip to Cuba
    Obama Cuba visit sets new tone
    OBAMA: ‘THERE’S LITTLE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMMUNISM AND CAPITALISM’
    Music
    Nightstuck - Mendum
    When The Sun Sets - Soulfy
    Predators - Big Adventure
    30 min
  • Re-Launch Statement
    Multiple Perspectives will officially be re-launching on Monday, March 28th. Hear what we've been doing in the past year and our future plans.
    Music
    Electus - Zagan (ft. Charlotte Haining)
    11 min
  • Indefinite Hiatus
    Multiple Perspectives will be taking an indefinite hiatus. The reason(s) are included in this statement.
    Music
    David Quinn feat. Yoe Mase - Fake Music
    5 min
  • MP Podcast — 29
    Obama thinks mandatory voting will change the role of money, in the electoral system.
    Amazon's delivery drones are now regulated for testing.
    A pregnant woman is attacked, and has her baby removed from her stomach.
    "Obama floated the idea of mandatory voting in the U.S. while speaking to a civic group in Cleveland on Wednesday. Asked about the influence of money in U.S. elections, Obama digressed into the topic of voting rights and said the U.S. should be making it easier for people to vote.
    Just ask Australia, where citizens have no choice but to vote, the president said.
    'If everybody voted, then it would completely change the political map in this country,' Obama said, calling it 'potentially transformative.' Not only that, Obama said, but universal voting would 'counteract money more than anything.'"
            ― Associated Press
    "The drones must be flown at 400 feet or below during daylight hours, and must remain within sight of the pilot.
    Under US law, operating drones for commercial purposes is illegal.
    However, those rules are under revision by the FAA, which is expected to issue new rules regarding the operation of unmanned aircraft for commercial and recreational purposes."
             ― BBC News
    "Police in Colorado have arrested a 34-year-old woman they say stabbed a pregnant woman in the stomach then removed the fetus from her womb.
    Longmont police say the victim, a 26-year-old woman who was seven months pregnant, visited a home on the 1600 block of Green Place sometime before 3 p.m. on Wednesday to buy baby clothes that were advertised on Craigslist."
             ― Mario Sevilla (Kron4)
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    Links
    Obama floats making voting mandatory, calling it 'potentially transformative'
    Climate Change or Debt? SecDef Reluctant to Name Biggest Threat to U.S. Security
    Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank: France, Germany and Italy said to join
    Daughter of Two Moms Comes Out Against Gay Marriage
    'Return To Life': How some children have memories of reincarnation
    Amazon drone trial gets US regulator approval
    Facebook Messenger Payment App Earns Analysts’ Praise
    Russian Bride Smuggled In Suitcase By French Husband
    Pregnant woman shopping Craigslist for baby clothes is attacked, fetus cut from womb
    Music
    Snow Dayy - The Tunnel (Said The Sky Remix)
    Naysu - Your Hands feat. Ngaire Blackman
    Class-X - Let Go
    West District - Searching For You
    1 hr 13 min
  • MP Podcast — 28
    Insight regarding ISIS and itsrecruiting methods.
    Westerners are following in the footsteps of ISIS.
    Would the U.S. government team up with Anonymous to fight ISIS?
    "According to the Institute for Strategic Dialogue – a think tank specializing in geo-strategic, social and security issues in London, UK – there are an estimated 550 western women living in ISIS-controlled territory. Amarasingam estimates that about 15 of those western women are Canadian. He tracks recruits online, mainly through social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. He says, at first, he was mainly tracking male recruits, but then noticed a new demographic of recruits beginning to emerge."
            ― Hannah James (Global News)
    "When Steve Hassan heard an ISIS propaganda tape, "it reminded me of the exhortations of Jim Jones' cult saying, 'Come to Jonestown. It's a paradise. It's wonderful.' And that keys in on one of the key principles of destructive cults, which is deceptive recruiting."
    Hassan is the founder of Freedom of Mind, an organization dedicated to exposing destructive cults and cult behavior.
    'This is a political cult using religion and a perversion of Islam as the shield. But in fact it's a systematic effort to create an army of basically tranced-out followers.'
    Video clips of foreign jihadists burning their passports show that many have no interest in returning home."
             ― Holly Yan (CNN)
    "As well as its success in raising awareness of Isis-related social media accounts, the amorphous online collective has also succeeded in taking down dozens of jihadist websites. Considering this, Brooking suggested the US government should adjust its view of Anonymous as a menace, and consider it a temporary ally in the fight against IS.
    'If the United States is struggling to counter the Islamic State's dispersed, rapidly regenerative online presence, why not turn to groups native to this digital habitat?" Brooking wrote. "Why not embrace the efforts of third-party hackers like Anonymous to dismantle the Islamic State - and even give them the resources to do so?'
    One way of implementing this "fig leaf" to the world's hacktivists would be through offering bounties paid in bitcoin for every jihadist site taken down through phishing or distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks."
             ― Anthony Cuthbertson (International Business Times)
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    Links
    Female recruits to ISIS: The recruiter’s call
    ISIS recruiting teenagers: Why the government is sounding the alarm
    Making Sense of ISIS’s Use of Twitter
    ISIS using sign language to recruit deaf terrorists
    Why is ISIS so successful at luring Westerners?
    Isis: US government 'should team up with Anonymous' to fight Islamic State
    ISIS’ Fake Facebook Fails Almost Immediately
    Jennifer Ullery Allegedly Shoots TV Because Kids Are Couch Potatoes
    This transgender woman is protesting by taking selfies in men’s toilets. Here’s why…
    Music
    Hellberg, Teqq & Taylr Renee - Air (Mr FijiWiji Remix)
    Celani & no.vision - Fortress of Dreams ft. Maria
    Monsters With Tiny Mustaches & Killabyte - Check Point
    Tuen Ft. Zoe Phillips - Take A Look At Me Now Dubstep
    1 hr 21 min
  • MP Podcast — 27
    Obamacare refunds are delayed by the IRS.
    Rich people paying less taxes: possibly a misconception and generalization.
    Tax returns are found on the streets of Philadelphia; investigation continues.
    "Some enrollees will have to pay back part of their subsidies or receive smaller refunds if they underestimated their incomes. Others may get larger refunds if they earned less than they anticipated.
    The IRS needs to get the 1095-A forms, which includes the subsidy data, from the state exchanges to confirm the information taxpayers put on their return is correct.
    Olson's comments are the latest headache for Obamacare enrollees and the Obama administration. Last month, administration officials said that 800,000 enrollees received incorrect 1095-A forms. That forced the majority of them to delay filing their tax returns until they get updated forms. (Some 50,000 people who had already sent in their returns will not have to amend them.)
    Also, scores of people who paid a penalty for remaining uninsured in 2014 told CNNMoney that their refunds were delayed."
            ― CNN Money
    "The second problem with looking purely at state and local taxes is that taxpayers can deduct state and local taxes from their federal taxes. So some of that tax burden shifted to the middle and lower class at the state level is given back by the federal government. The federal tax system, in other words, rebalances or cancels out some of the regressive structure of the state and local taxes.
    'There is an interaction between the federal, state and local systems,' Williams said. 'The federal system offsets some of the regressiveness of the state level.'
    In other words, saying the tax system is upside down based on state and local taxes is like studying the estate tax or mansion tax and saying millionaires pay all the taxes in America."
             ― Robert Frank (NBC News)
    "Santiago showed the documents to NBC10’s Christine Maddela who took them to local accountant Michael Falco. Falco told NBC10 the documents were actual tax returns, showing where people work, their income and even information about their children.
    'For the people who have documents here this could turn into a nightmare,' he said. 'I’ve never seen anything like this before. This is unbelievable.'
    Falco, a former FBI agent who specialized as an accounting technician and has done thousands of tax returns, said he immediately noticed several suspicious things about the documents. The most glaring being the fact that several different names were filing from the same address."
             ― David Chang (NBC Philadelphia)
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    Links
    IRS delaying refunds for thousands of Obamacare enrollees
    U.S. Companies Are Stashing $2.1 Trillion Overseas to Avoid Taxes
    Health officials would add $2 tax to packs of cigarettes in California
    Soda Distributors Complain About Berkeley’s Follow-Through on Soda Tax
    Do the Rich Pay Lower Taxes than You?
    Your Gluten-Free Diet May Be a Tax Write-Off
    Tax Returns for Hundreds of People Found in Philly Street
    Music
    Arkasia - Nothing Left
    Seven Lions - Isis (VIP Mix)
    SizzleBird - Magic Lantern
    1 hr 18 min

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