#noshutdown

US partial government shutdown becomes longest on record The partial shutdown of the US government has become the longest on record, with still no end in sight to the political standoff. On Saturday it reaches its 22nd day, overtaking the previous record - the 21-day shutdown in 1995-96 under then-President Bill Clinton. President Donald Trump is refusing to approve a budget unless it includes funds for a wall on the Mexican border. Democrats have rejected his request for $5.7bn (£4.5bn). About a quarter of the federal government is still out of operation until a spending plan is agreed, leaving 800,000 employees unpaid. On Friday, those workers - including prison guards, airport staff and FBI agents - missed their first salaries of the year.

Meanwhile, President Trump has calmed speculation that he is about to declare a national emergency in order to bypass Congress and get the money he needs. His proposed border wall was a key election pledge. He described an emergency declaration as an "easy way out" and said he would prefer Congress to resolve the problem. How much has shutdown hit US economy? But he added: "If they can't do it... I will declare a national emergency. I have the absolute right." Correspondents say Democrats would mount an immediate legal challenge if Mr Trump made such a move.

How have workers reacted?

On Friday, some workers who missed their first payday of the year shared their blank payslips on social media. Oscar Murillo, an aerospace engineer at Nasa, posted his $0 cheque on Twitter and said he had actually lost money because of mandatory deductions. Another Twitter user, Cat Heifner, shared what she said was her brother's payslip, showing he had been paid one cent for his work as an air traffic controller. A food bank in Washington DC is arranging five pop-up markets on Saturday for unpaid federal workers. Radha Muthiah, head of Capital Area Food Bank, said dozens of volunteers were working to pack bags of food for affected staff. Meanwhile, the classified advertising website Craigslist has been inundated with listings from government employees trying to sell their possessions. Items ranging from beds to old toys have been listed as "government shutdown specials". "Sells for $93.88 at Walmart. Asking $10," one advert for a child's rocking chair reads. "We need money to pay bills." Of the 800,000 federal employees going unpaid, about 350,000 are furloughed - a kind of temporary lay-off - while the rest are continuing to work. Thousands have reportedly applied for unemployment benefits amid the financial uncertainty. One major airport, Miami International, will close an entire terminal this weekend because of a shortage of security agents caused by the shutdown. The agents are "essential" federal workers and expected to work - despite not being paid until the shutdown ends. Instead many agents are calling in sick in protest at the situation, the Miami Herald reports.

What is the political situation?

아래 대화에서 B____로 표시된 분은 자유시장경제에 찬성하는 신자유주의자입니다. 사실 이런분이 진정한 자유시장주의자죠.

게임 밟는것도

이유가 뻔하잖습니까

학교폭력 게임떄문? ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

지랄한다

그 우리들의 일그러진 영웅인가

그거 나온 놈도 그럼 게임해서 그리되었냐

지랄도 참.

뻔히 말도안되는 개드립을 하는 이유가

게임은 기존의 광고매체 그리 의존 안해도 되고

정치관련에서도 많이 자유롭고

하니 삥뜯을 거리가 다른 산업에 비해 없지

사무실 차리고 프로그램 하고 있는건데 다른 산업처럼 허가권으로 규제도 못하고

광고에도 돈이 안들어오고

그 주제에 잘나가는업체 영업이익율은 장난 아니고

어떻게든 그거 찔러 보고 싶은데

건수 하나 잡아보겠다 이거인게 뻔히 보이는데

븅 ㅡ.,ㅡ

뭐 문명개화의 시대가 오면

나아질듯

그렇지가 않음.

정권바뀌어도 마찬가지임

게임산업이 맘에 안드는 이유는

권력에서 터치를 하기가 힘든게 문제임

아니 게임만이 아니라 it 소프트웨어 전반.

제조업등은 공장만드는데 허가

물류창고도 허가

식료등이라면 이거도 검사

등등등등

행정권 들어가는게 수백개

게임은?

행정권 들어갈 곳이 영등위 정도 인데

게등위인가

그거 민간으로 넘어가려 하는 상황이고

행정권이 들어갈 영역이 굳이 말하면 노동법 정도

끗

ㅡ.,ㅡ

저런거로 뭐 뒷돈 받을 수 있는것도 아니고

알아서 상납도 안하고

자기들이 알지도 못하고

랜선 연결이나 할 줄알면 다행인 영감들이 it는 개뿔...

그러니 소프트웨어는 건수만 잡으면 까고 싶은 욕구가

막막 무럭무럭 안생길 수 없다니까

근데 이게 서비스산업 전반적으로 사실 이런거인데

한국 공무원등이 90년대 산업구조가 계속 유지중이라

서비스 산업에서도 제조업과 같은 터치를 하겠다 라고 지랄 중이니 안되는거지

뭐 게임 규제는 저래봤자

어차피 실패지 당연히...

지금 가장 큰 이슈가 블리자드인데

미국기업 한국 행정권 따위가 어떻게 건드릴건데 ㅋ

어떻게든 자율적으로 돈 바쳐라 뒷돈내라 식으로 존나 압박을 줘도

들어먹질 않으니 건수잡고 패는데