Joseph Browning
@jgbrowning
Author and Owner of Expeditious Retreat Press
Immigrants who are anti-immigration believe that they maintain a beneficial status among the dominant culture by being so. It's not too dissimilar to this USA historical situation.
I dislike the Dutch News habit of framing the nitrogen issue as something that is hard on the "agriculture" sector when it is only really a small slice of that sector: the livestock sector. For a farmer that's not raising livestock, the nitrogen issue is far less impactful.
We get it, you're pro-Genocide and believe that criticism of Genocide is a hate crime.
It's it funny how the organizations seem to resist "left wing authoritarianism*" (like school integration), however. (* as viewed by the right wing)
The situation is not hard to understand but there is one difficulty.... You have to not be a bigot.
Okay, what am I missing here? How do individuals buying shares "free up" more capital for companies? The vast majority of the time, when an individual purchases shares from a third party fund, no capital is provided to the shares issuers. Only IPO and direct share offerings do that.
What a surprise. People are choosing non-alcoholic more and more. MyStErIoUs
When people gather together to publicly support governmental action, it's not called a *protest.* For Example: if a group of people gathered together to support the government creating National Parks, it wouldn't be called "A protest in support of National Parks." Language matters. @nltimes.nl
I use Control Panel for YouTube. It *really* allows you to control what you see. For example, this is my YouTube reality. None of that giant 3 image only here's a promoted video every 4 videos bullshit.
The solution is easy, but untenable because the status quo currently harms non-landowners to the benefit of landowners. The Solution: Renters get the tax reductions, not Landlords. Owning residences that one does not personally live in does not have favorable taxation.
Up to about 65% would be underwater at high tide, yet few wetlands: only about 0.25%.
Nearing 25 years with my lovely wife and I hope that I've got at least another 25 more to go. Anyone know what Atropos likes? Full-size snickers?