ouroborosidiots

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by ouroborosidiots 3y ago
Isn't "right leaning" supposed to mean "lower taxes" in most places?
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by ouroborosidiots 3y ago
> So basically you're making living for locals unaffordable to trade of for tiny amount of taxes from expats and tiny amount of landowner taxes (which are avoided if possible via tax avoidance schemes)? Living for locals getting ex
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by ouroborosidiots 3y ago
Land owners do end up paying tax on all the money they earn no? And if people are living in a country, they still tend to spend at least 50-60% of it in the local economy itself. (Anecdotal numbers based on expat friends' spending ther
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by ouroborosidiots 3y ago
> driving up the cost of living for locals. That means they are spending a lot of money they earn on the local economy itself no? So even if their taxes are higher, if they are creating value in the economy, the locals do end up seeing
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by ouroborosidiots 11y ago
Anecdotally speaking most of my good IIT/NIT/BITs folks moved out of the country/went for MBAs after graduation. The average ones got hired locally by multinationals like EBay / Amazon / Google etc.. So the ones w
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by ouroborosidiots 11y ago
TLDR; What exactly do they expect if they openly advertise "B.Tech from premier institutes. IIT’s, REC’s, BITS, etc" as a job requirement for almost all of their engineering roles? https://careers.snapdeal.com/car
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by ouroborosidiots 12y ago
Actually nope. Cost of living matters. A lot. It directly affects the kinds of things you can afford. Out here (in India), I can easily afford: house rent + groceries for a 2 bedroom apartment ( ~2000USD per year ), paying a cook to cook tw