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by viro 5y ago
How about you fix ur laws then and stop banning EU companies from using US companies.
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by viro 5y ago
you know his life was basically over right? He was 75 years old . He was going to jail for at least 20 years.
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by viro 5y ago
he was wanted for murder in Belize....
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by viro 5y ago
The facts are collectivism basically requires oppression. and those governments would just murder you if you didn't like it. So how about no we won't stop.
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by viro 5y ago
The United States has the highest Immigration rate in the world... aka the most desirable place to live in the world.
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by viro 5y ago
which one of those helped landlords with mortgage payments?
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by viro 5y ago
lol, Look at what most Americans complain about when it comes to Quality of life... Most of it is related to how much they can consume.
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by viro 5y ago
what are you yipping about? Every economic system requires working.
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by viro 5y ago
As someone from the midwest, This argument doesn't work. Stop trying to live in same place as 13 million other people. life will be a lot cheaper. We need to decrease density. the avg rent in my state is $750 for a 2br-apt. > most i
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by viro 5y ago
according to where? I can't find a single place that says less than 65.6% you think the huge increase of housing demand/sales is going to decrease homeownership rates? that demand is why prices are absurd right now.
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by viro 5y ago
What do you think the home ownership rate is in America then?
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by viro 5y ago
I'm under 35 and own a home. 42 percent of millennials own homes.
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by viro 5y ago
~70% of Americans own a home. Don't blame us because you choose to live in a dense urban area where you can't afford to buy a home. Until recently(2010-2020) buying a home was on avg. cheaper than renting.
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by viro 5y ago
>"To make it into the richest 1 percent globally, all you need is an income of around $34,000, according to World Bank economist Branko Milanovic. " .... The median average salary for workers in the United States is $49,764 per
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by viro 5y ago
> success and opportunity. Doesn't mean less stress. 21 vs 15.1 trillion. nearly double the GDP per capita.
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by viro 5y ago
As they live the life of the global 1%.
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by viro 5y ago
she had me till "leaving her 10-and 2-year-old kids home" 2 year old is far to young to be watch by a 10 yr old.
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by viro 5y ago
as a "outsider" that makes no sense to me. tether is supposed to be a stable coin ... how the fuck was it $1000
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by viro 5y ago
what about the significantly higher homelessness rates?
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by viro 5y ago
what's the homeless rate in Sweden ? Netherlands? France? I'll leave out Germany since thats a little unfair.
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by viro 5y ago
You might want to look up the homeless rates in the EU...
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by viro 5y ago
AMC
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by viro 5y ago
It’s easier with an address
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by viro 5y ago
is it tho? it's publicly broadcasted data. is wigle.net a huge database of stolen privacy related data now?
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by viro 5y ago
it could be the fact that EU employees are randomly out of office(vacation) for months at a time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by viro 5y ago
honestly FHE is voodoo to me
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by viro 5y ago
Are you from the States? The discovery process probably made keeping it a secret any longer nearly impossible.
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by viro 5y ago
software issues..
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by viro 5y ago
do you live under a rock? have you missed the ransom ware attacks on critical infrastructure....
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by viro 5y ago
Speaking of common sense ... most people don't have cryptocoin wallets

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