"I'm tired of freeloading billionaires," Warren said from the stage.
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NATO allies are chiselers freeloading on American blood and treasure.
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Plenty of them have small, demanding, freeloading roommates with sugar habits.
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And foreign governments are freeloading off of our investments in innovation.
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For any individual, freeloading is always the best course of action.
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For Trump, it includes China, immigrants, freeloading allies and incompetent public officials.
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Streaming is no longer the enemy — the problem is us freeloading consumers.
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" Trump has called the lower prices paid by other nations "global freeloading.
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I want you to stop freeloading, get off welfare, and get a job.
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Last week, he was admonished to stop freeloading at the White House mess.
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Or they may not have felt comfortable calling you out on your freeloading.
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"It's time to end the global freeloading once and for all," Mr. Trump said.
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Growing up, I knew it wasn't a pointless job and I knew it wasn't freeloading.
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Bojack has a freeloading permanent houseguest named Todd (Aaron Paul), another human in the mix.
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The bacteria guard these jealously because unrelated freeloading cells could benefit strongly by using them first.
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In Western Europe, perceptions of freeloading foreigners and an unaccountable EU leadership are fueling nationalist tendencies.
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"I am tired of freeloading billionaires," she told several hundred people in Memphis on Sunday evening.
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Freeloading Tracy tags along for the ride, taking on the role of one-man security detail.
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They're colorful, misunderstood beings living together outside the spotlight, freeloading in our guts in exchange for favors.
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For years, he said, the United States has protected ungrateful allies who were freeloading on America's labors.
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Trump has already taken aim at Germany ahead of this trip, accusing it of freeloading on security.
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But there is some portion of the freeloading population that claims they would pay, if they lost access.
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At its new price — $5.99 per month, rolled out this week — it's making it harder to justify freeloading.
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Its flower smells like a honeybee under attack—an odor that freeloading, meal-seeking flies find absolutely irresistible.
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Why would he install a pay phone at his mansion just to stop guests from freeloading long-distance calls?
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He has reaffirmed the United States' support for NATO, despite his objections about those members he believes are freeloading.
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The president described such negotiation as "foreign freeloading" when done overseas, leaving the US with the world's highest pharmaceutical prices.
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He is distrustful of alliances with less powerful countries, which he has characterized as freeloading off America's wealth and power.
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Even the title of his guide to creative protest and freeloading, " Steal This Book " (20163), seemed more plaintive than audacious.
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But the temptation to dismiss a new generation as a bunch of freeloading know-nothings isn't limited to the Snapchat generation.
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He talked about global freeloading and the injustice of Americans paying more for drugs that are made here than foreign countries do.
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Too often, it's freeloading off the American people, and this report tells us we don't even know how much it's costing us.
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She documented freeloading party officials, the government's ties with Azerbaijan, even an exotic zoo run by a chum of the prime minister.
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" Others showed appreciation to the snake for doing nature's work: "Snake: 'I'm not freeloading at your place, I'm helping you catch rats here!
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The idea of freeloading on strangers' networks strikes one as dodgy (or too good to be true), but the reality is more nuanced.
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Second, the people who may have skipped those profiles of laid-off factory workers in The Washington Post or Belt magazine were likely freeloading.
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Trump has frequently railed against "global freeloading" and said he doesn't think it's fair that the U.S. subsidizes research and development in other countries.
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So it's easy to assume that J.B. Smoove, who plays Leon, Larry's motor-mouthed, freeloading roommate, plays himself, or at least a close facsimile.
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Yes, other countries spend much less than we do on health care, but that's because they're freeloading on the innovation our high spending produces.
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And today he traveled from England to Scotland, and not before hordes of angry freeloading Londoners actually took to the street to protest his visit.
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"I'm sick of freeloading billionaires," Warren said at a rally in Long Island City, which was supposed to be the home of Amazon's second headquarters.
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Unions argue that nonmembers who pay fees benefit from contract negotiations, salary and time off, so everyone should make a financial contribution to prevent freeloading.
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In the case of the electric utility, reform means cutting off freeloading "customers," stopping paychecks to absentee "workers," and developing public-private partnerships for power generation.
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Surely these guys were not all merely freeloading in secret, but were bred and developed by existing ecosystems they learned to thrive in and then perpetuate.
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Noting the far higher drug prices in the United States, the Trump administration has falsely accused other countries of "freeloading" on America's investment in drug development.
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The cutoff is supposed to prevent freeloading, but it mainly affects people who have low skills, arrest records, substance abuse problems or other impediments to employment.
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And he said the United States would end "foreign freeloading," which he described as countries devaluing their currencies to undercut the competitiveness of the American market.
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"I'm tired of freeloading billionaires," she said in promoting taxes that would help to fund social programs such as "Medicare for All" and universal child care.
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I am asking the Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for American patients.
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At the same time, they have argued that other countries are freeloading because the US pays for a major amount of drug company research and development costs.
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You'll help guide product direction, too — and it makes total sense that Medium would value the input of its paying subscribers above the freeloading rank and file.
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QUOTE OF THE DAY "This pattern of unlawful behavior and freeloading in the industry is outrageous and must end" Adidas, dropping the boom on rival shoemaker Skechers.
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A startup called GoGoGuest is taking a different approach that could help coffee shops combat this kind of freeloading — and deliver a better experience for paying customers.
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Trying just a few ads would be a unique opportunity to help train these freeloading gamers that a few video ads are now part of the deal.
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I am asking the Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for American patients. Finally.
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Middle-class whites who scored high on racial resentment scales saw it as government not taking their money to give free things to freeloading black and brown people.
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At a base price of $7.99 per month (the study was performed before Netflix's January 2019 price increase), freeloading users could save $207.74 over a 26-month period.
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"Because @POTUSwants to end global freeloading, we compared prices for the most costly physician-administered drugs that are covered and paid for by Medicare Part B, " Azar tweeted.
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The law's optional expansion allowed many more low-income people to become eligible, leading to criticisms from conservatives that "able-bodied" beneficiaries were essentially freeloading off the government.
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Trump also blasted foreign countries, which he said have been "freeloading" on the United States with price controls that limit what their own citizens can be charged for medications.
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Though Mr. Trump has characterized it as a kind of American protection service for freeloading Europeans, it was intended to keep the Europeans unified and yoked to American leadership.
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President Trump took aim at what he called "global freeloading" today as his administration began to roll out a plan that would change the way Medicare pays for certain drugs.
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The plan will target "foreign freeloading" in other countries that use "socialized healthcare to command unfairly low prices from U.S. drug makers," according to a White House summary released Thursday.
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He harbors a particular grudge for German Chancellor Angela Merkel -- but any US ally that he sees as freeloading off American generosity is especially likely to get a tongue lashing.
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Demanding respect from a freeloading world that takes leaders in Washington for fools, he says he will "no longer surrender this country or its people to the false song of globalism".
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But if you've never been, it's less of a trade event and more of a freeloading free-for-all, with every single company in attendance giving away samples of their products.
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But policy experts and advocates say the idea that poor people are freeloading and taking advantage of Medicaid, is a false characterization of the state-federal health program for the needy.
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"I am asking the Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for American patients," Trump said during his speech.
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"I am asking Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for Americanpatients," President Trump says of drug price reform.
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After years of legal wrangling, Louis St. Laurent, a Liberal, reluctantly moved into 24 Sussex in 1951 on the condition that he pay rent to minimize any hint he was freeloading.
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These details, plus public information already out in the world, are enough to give us a pretty good idea as to the company's views on what is and is not appropriate freeloading.
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It's not an anchor around the feet of the scorers; right now, it's more like a freeloading college dropout sleeping on a cot while mom and dad stock the fridge with food.
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Some security companies rely completely on the database, essentially freeloading, said executives on both sides of the divide, and did not want to share their analysis for fear of being found out.
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Master P's got his own set of 99 problems and wants the judge to know about ALL of them -- including his sick attorney, his freeloading ex and her plans to start stripping.
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When the accident victim turns out to have the couple's address in his pocket and a shady connection to Lindsey's freeloading younger sister, Hannah (Perla Haney-Jardine), a scary situation turns terrifying.
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Driving the news: "I am asking the Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for American patients," Trump said last night.
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Another early example of socializing memes, the 2011 image macro of a red-faced young man in baggy clothes and a sideways hat usually included text describing common behaviors of freeloading, degenerate types.
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On Tuesday, Trump heads to Europe for a crucial visit that includes what may be an acrimonious NATO summit in Brussels as he accuses US allies of freeloading off of the United States.
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But apart from a few publications, online subscriptions haven't taken off as intended, and media companies such as Wall Street Journal parent News Corp increasingly complained that freeloading users were cutting into sales.
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In two areas, the environment and finance, these are exactly the sorts of market-improving regulation that the administration has put in its cross hairs, with the effect of increasing profits via freeloading.
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Mr. Trump's nationalistic rhetoric and frequent complaints about what he sees as European freeloading on American military spending has long grated on European leaders, but in recent weeks their annoyance has turned to anger.
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The embassy is also fed up with his indifference to basic hygiene and bathroom cleanliness; his mooching of food and Wi-Fi; his woodwork-damaging indoor skateboarding habit; and his general Kato Kaelin–style freeloading.
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We view freedom today as unemployment, as freeloading – instead we should be viewing it as a blessing borne on the backs of tens of thousands of years of perfecting technology to make our lives easier.
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As an ethical matter, reporting someone who doesn't do her job properly and makes life difficult for colleagues isn't engaging in tittle-tattle; this sort of freeloading is legitimately brought to the attention of management.
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Then he agreed with this reporter's summation of Mr. Trump's message that the world had been "freeloading off of us for many years" and that he fundamentally mistrusted many foreigners, both adversaries and some allies.
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He also followed through on a campaign promise to require welfare recipients to undergo drug testing to receive benefits, playing into the awful stereotype that black people who receive government assistance are freeloading drug addicts.
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Yet the opportunity to have the writer experience his own Scrooge-like epiphany -- including flashbacks to his youth, and examining the complicated relationship with his freeloading father (Jonathan Pryce) -- feel a little too on the nose.
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Jeff Garlin, who plays Mr. David's agent; JB Smoove, who plays Leon, the freeloading and promiscuous friend Mr. David never asked for; and Susie Essman, Mr. Garlin's wife on the show, are all expected to return.
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Isn't it about time we have an American president who couldn't care less whether he's loved in Paris or Brussels — capitals our soldiers once liberated only so that they could repay us with freeloading and condescension?
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"We're taking aim at the global freeloading that forces American consumers to subsidize lower prices in foreign countries through higher prices in our country," Trump said in a speech at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Those countries may not like the fact that the U.S. is finally waking up to its policy blunders, but they will accept that principles of reciprocity require that things must change after decades of their lucrative freeloading.
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Trump's hostility to multinational institutions and his belief that America's allies are freeloading off its security guarantees have convinced many alliance diplomats that the most successful post-World War II national security institution could be at risk.
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Whether you're still freeloading off your parents' Amazon account info (crossing your fingers at every login that they didn't change the password) or you've splurged on your own subscription, it's an open secret that Prime is a game-changer.
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The joey will normally stay up there until their first birthday when mum decides it's time for the freeloading to end, and for the joey to make a life of their own — climbing and walking down footpaths for themselves.
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The officials declined to outline exactly how the administration would address what has been called "foreign freeloading," or how patients in other countries typically pay less for drugs than Americans, while U.S. companies invest in research and drug development.
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There's no need to spend close to $100 on a gadget (on top of regular checkups and the cost of good food) to figure out how to feed the beloved, freeloading dog you already take care of every day.
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The former would impose a "link tax" on websites linking to external content they don't own—which, on its face, is a solution to social giants freeloading on the work of news organizations without paying out any derived ad revenue.
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Wealthier Americans paid taxes in the past when tax avoidance was viewed as freeloading, said Emmanuel Saez, an economist at the University of California at Berkeley whose work has drawn attention to the wealth tax as a fix for worsening inequality.
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In May, Trump said it was time to end the "global freeloading once and for all, " referring to how some countries set price controls and therefore pay less for drugs than Americans, while U.S. companies invest in research and drug development.
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Many of those things, elevated to the level of national policy, have been invoked by Germans in their blistering criticism of the American administration — just because President Donald Trump told them that their freeloading on trade and defense was over.
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As for Trump's strenuous promises that he will "end the freeloading" of other countries, it's not at all clear what he means or whether that would have any positive effect on US drug prices, as Craig Garthwaite pointed out on Twitter.
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The vanishing pleasures of Polaroids and video stores; the smarting efficiency of hot-wax defuzzing over newfangled laser treatments; the carefree thrill of freeloading over regular rent payments — these are what preoccupy the quirky slackers who knock about its Austin, Tex.
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On her blog, Ms. Caruana Galizia exposed the dark side of Malta, writing of freeloading party officials, the government's ties to Azerbaijan, an exotic zoo run by a friend of the prime minister, and a welter of cronyism, kickbacks and more.
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Trump has spent weeks berating members of the alliance for failing to spend enough of their money on defense, accusing Europe of freeloading off the U.S. and raising doubts about whether he would come to members&apos defense if they were ever attacked.
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Or why—when the incoming president has long railed against Europeans freeloading on his country's armed forces—the transatlantic partnership can satisfactorily substitute for Britain's nascent defence partnerships in the EU. All of which could shove Britain back into the arms of continental Europe.
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For example, paying off your debts so that money you've been paying in interest can now be used to invest in your business or an online class that will enhance your skills — as opposed to buying tables at a club to impress your freeloading friends.
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But in theory, one of the purposes of a subscription fee is to isolate users from this sort of data mining: If a company can establish its financial solvency through direct payments, then it won't be forced to commodify the private information of freeloading users.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, taking aim at "global freeloading," said on Thursday his administration would seek to lower prescription drug prices by basing what the government's Medicare program pays for some medications on the lower prices paid in other countries.
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Trump had spent his time in Brussels berating members of the military alliance for failing to spend enough of their money on defense, accusing Europe of freeloading off the U.S. and raising doubts about whether he would come to members' defense if they were attacked.
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Before moving into the building on the Upper West Side, Ms. Leyva petitioned the super and the management company to let her go into the apartment late at night and flick the lights on and off a few times to make sure she had no freeloading roommates.
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Trump urged Congress to approve a bill that would better align American payments for prescription drugs with those paid by other developed countries: I am asking the Congress to pass legislation that finally takes on the problem of global freeloading and delivers fairness and price transparency for American patients.
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Gagra Journal GAGRA, Georgia — Employed for nearly four decades at a sanitarium once so exclusive that only the very well connected or heavily armed could get a booking, Tatyana Gaivoronskaya grew accustomed to freeloading Communist Party big shots and the unruly gunmen who took over their fusty rooms.
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It would also be no surprise if Trump returns to bashing allied leaders he sees as freeloading off the US defense umbrella while courting strongmen around the globe, a trend in his presidency that emerged again on Tuesday, when he sent congratulations to Brazil's new far-right radical President.
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The US President meanwhile treated his trip to Brussels almost as an election rally -- berating European leaders for what he sees as their freeloading off of US taxpayers, and the failure of some European states to live up to promises to spend at least 2 % of the GDP on defense.
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Several hedge fund marketers, who drum up new customers for funds, said they planned to engage in conference freeloading: hanging around the venue of an event without entering, and meeting with clients after-hours, thereby avoiding the price of a ticket, which can cost between $5,000 and $15,000 per person.
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If there is a day when NATO nations must stare down the Russian bear in the Baltics, in the Black Sea or elsewhere they will have the tools to deter and defeat any aggression Moscow wants to throw their way – all because President Trump told them to stop freeloading off Uncle Sam.
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It was odd, not to mention hypocritical, to watch Trump — NATO slayer par excellence and critic of America's freeloading allies — emerge as a seeming defender of the alliance against the "very, very nasty" and "very disrespectful" comments made by Macron in an interview with the Economist where the French president disparaged the organization.
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Consumers may be the ones technically freeloading by uploading and consuming others' works without paying to do so but creative industries point out it's the tech giants that are gaining the most money from this exploitation of the current rights rules — because they're the only ones making really fat profits off of other people's acts of expression.
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It's an unreasonably cumbersome Monster-on-Frankenstein sandwich that immediately alienates and turns away what I can only imagine are the vast majority of Netflix subscribers and their freeloading friends and family members, who use the service to watch movies and TV shows that have mostly already been deemed acceptable and enjoyable by the court of public opinion.
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Approximately 25.7 million people — or 267 percent of Canadians aged 21000 and older — have used cannabis in the last three months, but only 3.083 percent seem to have actually purchased cannabis, possibly implying that a significant number of people who consume cannabis are somehow freeloading from others who have paid for weed, or perhaps, not being truthful about their cannabis consumption habits.
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Contrary to the Trump administration's recent claims, the source of our prescription drug problems is not "foreign freeloading" governments creating unfair pricing schemes—it's the unfair pricing systems created right here in the U.S. Today's drug patent monopolies are deeper, longer and stronger than at any point in the last century—and it's costing Americans and people around the world.
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Utilities: ~$100 in the winter, ~$140 in the summer (my half of our shared bill with my boyfriend)Renters Insurance: $13Cable & Internet: $73 (This is my half of our shared bill.)Phone Bill: $75 (I'm on a family plan with my brother.)Car Insurance: $175Donations: $50Netflix: $15.30 (I pay for a bunch of my freeloading friends and family, haha!)Emergency Fund: $50Vacation/Gift Fund: $415.
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SANGER: What you are describing to us, I think is something of a third category, but tell me if I have this right, which is much more of a, if not isolationist, then at least something of "America First" kind of approach, a mistrust of many foreigners, both our adversaries and some of our allies, a sense that they've been freeloading off of us for many years.
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The copyright reform campaign has been massively polarized throughout, with one side claiming it means the end of the free Internet and the death of memes because it will result in all online uploads being pre-filtered; and the other accusing opponents they're in the pay of tech giants which they accuse of freeloading and leaching off Europe's creative industries by monetizing copyrighted content without paying for its use.
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While President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has spent a great deal of energy depicting the United States as a victim of freeloading allies and unscrupulous neighbours, the fact is that the U.S. benefits from cooperation with its friends and allies and vice-versa (as Secretary of Defence Jim Mattis has explained).
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Our economy is a "disaster"; the Chinese and other countries are stealing our jobs; our freeloading allies are not paying us enough to defend them; our political leaders are uniformly incompetent and corrupt; law and order have broken down in our communities; criminal gangs of illegal aliens roam our streets; black and Hispanic Americans are mired in poverty and hopelessness; and, thanks to our bumbling leaders, Iran is stronger than ever and the the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) threat is metastasizing around the world.
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" Trump has been pushing NATO members to reach their agreed-to target of spending 2 percent of their gross domestic products on national defense by 2024 and has accused those who don&apost of freeloading off the U.S. "Many countries in NATO, which we are expected to defend, are not only short of their current commitment of 2% (which is low), but are also delinquent for many years in payments that have not been made," he tweeted Tuesday while en route to Europe, asking: "Will they reimburse the U.S.?
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