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tharmas
9mo ago
Electricity supply is a bottleneck.
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9mo ago
> If resources were more evenly distributed, we would see different regions and peoples doing more varied things which would be appropriate for their needs. You need legislation that forces the Banks to lend money for Asset CREATION not
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tharmas
9mo ago
Fair enough. It is Rubio who is the driving force behind this. Rubio et al are very anti-communist/socialist ideologically. Maduro offered everything basically to Trump except removing himself from power, which is what this "war&q
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tharmas
9mo ago
And Libya too!
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9mo ago
That's part of the USA's plan, in the hopes that the people will turn on Maduro and oust him so the USA doesn't have to do it. But how did that strategy work out in Libya? Its an absolute mess. Now its a conduit for African m
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9mo ago
You should look into the history of Venezuelan oil. Then you will understand why Chavez nationalized it. The Americans never forgave him for that. > Maduro, the president of Venezuela, is a dictator Saudi Arabia? The Saudi ruling elite a
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9mo ago
Yes its Monroe doctrine 2.0 but its also Rubio et al wants Maduro gone. Maduro offered almost everything to the Trump admin except one thing: abdicating. Maduro was even willing to concede on that but wanted to choose a successor and have a
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10mo ago
Tax incentives?
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10mo ago
Private debt caused the Great Depression.
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10mo ago
Its deliberately vague.
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10mo ago
Its called Quebec. They have their own laws. Quebec is Canada in name only. Its a country within a country. They can even ban Canadian citizens from entering Quebec which in the past they have done so.
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11mo ago
Yes. This exactly.
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1y ago
>Has trump forced us into the hands of China and Europe? Indeed. In order to get/keep Argentina out of the hands of the Chinese Trump gives them $40 Billion. A pretty risky venture considering their past record. I am aware that ther
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1y ago
and our other choice is PP, who is a career politician, who's achievements are what? I'm not happy about the choices. But c'mon PP?
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1y ago
The outsourcing of American manufacturing was done by the American Corporate Elites. I hope some of your anger is directed towards them. Lutnick has already stated that America wants all vehicles for sale in America to be built in America.
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1y ago
What would the administration costs be in collecting this tax?
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1y ago
The neoliberals didn't care about national security when they shifted the manufacturing and jobs to China for profit. They were outplayed by the Chinese. My anger lies with the neoliberal elites not the Chinese. The elites can go die o
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1y ago
I heard that the purpose of over hiring during Covid was to hoard talent. That is, to prevent another company from hiring that talent.
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1y ago
Ah yes, the employee is a Cost, not an asset. Got it.
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1y ago
Wine to run Office on Linux?
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1y ago
We already live in a Plutonomy. Already 50% of sales in USA is by the top 10%. The top 1% make most of their money selling to the top 10%. The Elites don't need us for consumption to make money. Walmart is reconfiguring their sales mod
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1y ago
There's a theory BigTech hired to hoard talent to inhibit competitiveness of rival companies.
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1y ago
Yes! Western states had to ensure that life was better in a Capitalist country. Hence unions were tolerated, along with human rights, rule of law, anti corruption etc etc.
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1y ago
Dont forget those private prisons need customers.
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1y ago
Its a Reichstag fire/Horst Wessel moment all rolled into one. Right out of the play book.
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1y ago
>China is heavily reliant on coal. Agreed they are. But they want to move away from it, especially for air quality reasons. They've had a huge problem with air pollution. They are big into EVs. This means less reliance on foreign oi
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1y ago
The Chinese are going all in on electric to get away from oil and gas for geostrategic reasons. Meanwhile team tRump are all in on oil and gas because non carbon is for libtards.
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1y ago
A classic case of applying the letter of the law rather than the spirit of the law. The number of human beings in the West who can discern the difference and use wisdom and intelligence appears to be declining. Everything is now either blac
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1y ago
Why? Because i don't swallow neocon propaganda? I used to be just like u. I was outraged when Putin took Crimea in 2014. I watched the Maidan protests live. Then I dove into the history of Ukraine. And i began to learn things the news
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1y ago
>Ukrainian war could be ended anytime Yes! In March 2022! Who wanted to keep it going? Who went to Ukraine on behalf of USA to scuttle peace talks? Boris Johnson. USA wanted this war. Putin's mistake was taking the bait.
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