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by ponector 2y ago
VAT is out of equation as it is goes down the flow and is actually paid by end customer only, not the business, not the contractor. Also there are multiple ways to decrease taxation, to write down expenses as cost of business, etc. To be co
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by ponector 2y ago
>>Chinese economic model of government-controlled economic direction, though not perfect, would work better and help all the world's people rather than the select few Is it better? For some reason average European lives better th
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by ponector 2y ago
What about penguins? Are they going to get a tariff exemption?
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by ponector 2y ago
It's not wise to buy a car you cannot fit into any parking lot.
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by ponector 2y ago
Cheap laptop I've bought in 2011 went through several upgrades: replaced ram doubling amount of GB. Replaced HDD with SSD, added HDD instead of DVD reader. Even replaced CPU to get more cores! Nowadays I can only replace m.2 stick to g
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by ponector 2y ago
And zero tariff for his dear friend putin. Insane!
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by ponector 2y ago
Get a Corolla or Mini Cooper. The truth is people in US are not buying small cars, demand is low.
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by ponector 2y ago
I doubt $1.2 trillion of credit card debt is for healthcare services/products.
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by ponector 2y ago
Cryptobros, maybe?
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by ponector 2y ago
US has both: insane credit card rates and bonus rewards (miles, cashback, etc). In EU rewards are shit, and the only reason to keep credit card is to be able to rent a car during summer vacation.
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by ponector 2y ago
Their boss (president) is a convicted felon. Do you expect them to go to jail for such incident?
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by ponector 2y ago
Do you know why it's hard to get national student debt figures for Europe? Credit cards and car loans are also not that popular. PS: if you buy 30k van you are down more than that as you need to get an insurance, gas, parking lot, pay
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by ponector 2y ago
> Americans are overwhelmingly wealthier than Europeans by every other metric. $1.21 trillion in credit card debt, $1.66 trillion in car loans and $1.6 trillion in federal student loans - yes, Americans are overwhelmingly wealthier.
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by ponector 2y ago
Are you going to accept such free rider in your team? You will eventually do both your and his tasks but for the same or worse pay. Given you have a fixed budget for the team - do you want to split it more ways? Where can I send a CV?
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by ponector 2y ago
Phalanx has ammo for 20 seconds of fire. There are multiple different drones. I bet phalanx will do nothing against small 10" drones which can target communications and sensors of the ship in a first wave. And second wave could have mu
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by ponector 2y ago
Say that to czar and his russian empire. Where they are now?
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by ponector 2y ago
Don't agree with that. In near future such huge ships will host swarms of defensive kamikaze drones to protect themselves.
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by ponector 2y ago
Yes, their sea drones are already carrying both sea and air kamikaze drones. No evidences how effective they are, though.
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by ponector 2y ago
It's not like that. First russians came for Ichkeria and I did nothing because I'm not a Chechen. Then russians came for Georgia and I did nothing because I'm not a Georgian. Then they came for Ukraine...
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by ponector 2y ago
It is a bluff putin is continuously repeating. Because he knows western countries are eager to bite. Look: at this moment Ukraine is using western arms to occupy part of Russia. What putin did? Same as before occupation. Strategic bombings
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by ponector 2y ago
From Russian perspective it doesn't matter because they value Korean life the same: zero. Koreans are expensive, though. God knows what putin is trading for their troops. Probably rocket and nuclear technologies. From military perspect
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by ponector 2y ago
>Staffed and decently equipped: Russia’s outlook for 2025 Equipped with golf carts, motorcycles and donkeys? Staffed with wounded men. There been many cases when russians force people on crutches advance into meat wave assault. Kidnaping
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by ponector 2y ago
>West has no means to put more pressure on Russia This is simply false. West can send more arms, more tanks (US sent 31 old Abrams tanks since 2022) more long range missiles. You know how easy it is to defend Ukrainian cities against air
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by ponector 2y ago
>West cannot even pay a salary comparable to what Russia pays to its volunteer soldiers Are you sure west cannot pay monthly salary $2500 like Russia does? >guarantees more casualties and suffering As well as not sending enough arms.
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by ponector 2y ago
Such a Russian narrative. Ukraine had all technical means to keep nukes, to service ICBM. The issue was in budget to do that. Economics was ruined with the collapse of USSR.
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by ponector 2y ago
> this war is at a stalemate It is a stalemate because US government wants it to be a stalemate. They never wanted Ukraine to win. Because it can embarrass putin. That's why they send some old equipment, barely enough to slow down R
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by ponector 2y ago
Russians have been saying the same about attacking Ukraine all the way until they actually did attack. There are many signs Baltic states are next in the Russian annexation list. And if Russia going to win control over Ukraine - mobilized t
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by ponector 2y ago
Do you know that military aid to Ukraine is mostly an old crap which is quite expensive to get rid of in a peaceful way? Instead they send it to Ukraine on inflated price and all money goes to the US manufactures to make a modern weapons in
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by ponector 2y ago
It's not that hard and even no troops required. Send more weapons without restrictions to use them against Russians, tight real sanctions and they will be defeated
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by ponector 2y ago
> Russia has more men This is true in general. But not true for soldiers. They have more so many men willing to fight in Ukraine. If they have so many men - why the are Korean soldiers fighting for Russia? Or Africans? You simply echo Ru

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