I hate the “allegedly” part.

Oh no, and he was sooo close to the noble price…

none so far i would say.

While I understand your point, I don’t think I fully agree with it. If house prices are connected to inflation, what is there to stop somebody from buying a house and renting it out. The rent money is used to buy a second house and so on. The price of houses will go up, and so will the rent. But the houses themselves were bought at a lower price, so house prices going up would not have any influence on the landlord. In the meantime the rent keeps going up, reultiyin more profit in the end.

Now of there would be a taxation based on actual worth of a person. And the amount of taxation is based on the minimal income in a country…

Maybe a bit farfetched and I do not know if I explain it in a way that I get my idea across.

you just have to make sure that the new houses aren t bought by landlords…

Because saying no when something isn’t just is the right thing to do.

People used to have principles that they just would not break, despite the consequences.

Honestly (and this is a personal opinion) with the view i have of people in general, they just need to spoil them the last 6 months before the election for them to forget all about all this and become loyal. Then as soon as the elections are done it is no longer needed till the next time.

Why spend all that money over the entire period when just the last few minutes are enough to change people’s mind.

Punching Nazis

I can not understand why there is not an enormous backlash from companies about this. All their employees have all the sensitive information on Microsoft servers. But watch out if you bring a USB stick to work…

But that can not be. I have been assured, just a few weeks ago, that none of this is true. Canadians are still using as much American produce as before, even more so. Canadians are even buying more houses then before. Canadians are begging to become part of the US. Trump supporters have been really adamant about that.

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… Fuck that guy

Read the article

Also interested in how you can do this.

called it 3 months ago https://lemmy.world/comment/15443605

3 months ago https://lemmy.world/comment/15443605

Sure, and if we’re dragging out historical wins to score points, we can sit here all day trading inventions like baseball cards.

Automobiles? Germany. Jet engines and the WWW? UK. Radio? Italy (and yes, Tesla gets a nod too). Satellites and the first man in space? Soviet Union. Solid-state theory that made electronics possible? Mostly European physics.

China gave us the compass, paper, and gunpowder. India gave us the number zero and early surgery. Japan revolutionized consumer electronics and manufacturing efficiency. France had photography and hot air balloons before the Wright brothers ever left the ground.

Point is: past contributions are global. No one country owns progress. So unless you’re planning to live off 1950s prestige, maybe let’s not pretend history is a scoreboard that settles today’s reality.

Past glory doesn’t pay for today’s bill. If you want to compare what other countries have done in the past we can be sitting here for a long time.

I’m going to look into it. Thank you.

I never would have thought that a random post would chance my world view. I am genuinely stumped.

Could somebody please explain to me how somebody can not think like this? I always thought this is the normal way to think. There are people who don’t think like this?

This is just pure delusional. They wouldn’t crash Air Force Gold with him on it. They would do it without him on it, as a warning. He’s too easy to use, why would anybody with money exchange him for a potential ‘difficult’ president?