Yeul

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by Yeul 2y ago
You are advocating a stronger government when the GOP basically wants to eliminate it...
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Tech bros who are frustrated with their job fantasizing about doing "real work". An entire generation has grown up without assembly lines so it is easy to mystify it. People in Vietnam don't enjoy making Nikes but it is bette
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Trump says impacted countries are calling up and "kissing my ass" in a bid to negotiate Wow what a cunt. It's almost impressive.
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I always felt that their share price was overvalued. Auto makers should be judged on how many cars they sell not futuristic visions of robot taxis or FSD.
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If you were serious about improving the lives of normal people you would be voting for Bernie Sanders. Not the party handing out tax cuts for the rich, that is against the minimum wage and destroyed the pension system.
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I don't believe that working on a assembly line is better than driving for Uber or delivering for Amazon.
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This reminds me of an amusing anecdote in Dutch history. In the late 1930s the queen of the Netherlands asked her prime minister if he had read a certain book written by the German leader. He had not.
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Maybe this is jealousy from Americans? If we can't have a pension nobody can crash the markets! Everyone is working until they die! No more 36 hour work week!
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The real reason why adventure games had moon logic puzzles is because if they did not the games could be completed under 10 hours. And adventure games did not have replay value- unlike C&C, Quake or Tomb Raider.
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If China wants to I can envision a future in which Shanghai and Shenzhen have vibrant expat communities. It's not rocket science.
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I went to a restaurant last Friday with my mother and it cost 70 euro. Not something I personally can afford to do very frequently. However thanks to the excellent Dutch pension system there is a boomer class that has lots of money keeping
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What El Salvador did is not new. But they will run into the same problem as every other SA dictatorship that is "tough on crime": the military will become the new cartel.
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In my country top lawyers every once in a while take an interesting case pro bono just because they enjoy having a duel with the State in the courtroom. But I have been thinking about this. Ultimately our entire judicial system is all just
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Unfortunately I played Deus Ex religiously when I was a kid so I'll never be impressed with AI. The sequel had a self flying helicopter- good luck with that Tesla and BYD.
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This is interesting was there already enough money in videogames to make people multi miljonairs in those days?
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I only know Sierra because they published Half-life. P&C adventure games were already dying in 1998.
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Technically even Russia has a federal minimum wage, pension system and universal healthcare. They even have laws against child labour. No America goes even lower...
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So basically all you need to do is pay Americans less... Sounds like a race to the bottom. In Italy it is not Italians who work in agriculture they also have (illegal) migrants.
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Yep what sets middle class apart from lower class is consumption. But the lower class will also feel the tariffs. Because the lower class needs that $9.99 sweat pants.
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This is HN. Nobody here understands how "plastic crap from China" is what keeps poor people alive. There are folks who earn $1000 per month who also occasionally want to buy a birthday gift for their nephew. I advise everyone to j
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What was even the goal here? Does anyone in the US want to work in a sweatshop making Nikes?
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The rest of the world will just cut out the US. Trade isn't over because the orange throne commands it. Even the creative industries are feeling the change. Spin up Netflix and you'll see Korean and Japanese series on the front pa
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I don't understand the nostalgia for manufacturing jobs. My mom worked in a factory putting pickles into glass bottles. It was not her dream job. I can still remember how she smelled after a shift. But it was the only employment she co
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I mean if you could make olive oil cheaper in America wouldn't someone have done that by now? The US never lacked for smart entrepreneurs looking for a business opportunity. See wine.
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Believe it or not but there are Americans who relinquish their passport precisely because of this reason. Patriotism is automatically assumed but we live in a globalised world.
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The whining about how social security payouts was going to sink America while at the same time handing out tax cuts for corporations hints at a ideologically driven agenda.
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Man the stock market today was a slaughter house. Unfortunately in America they choose a dictator for 4 years with a parlement made up of puppets so it is what it is.
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Funny thing is that getting a visa for China is now more seemless than it has ever been and they love my euros.
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Visiting New York for me now would be like a Jew going on holiday in Germany in 1938. Ultimately my money would be going to a Christian nationalist regime and I have no illusions about what kind of "freedom" the US have in store f
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Import tax.

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