@spanishblueye@afneil Hi there is no such thing as “renewables” to harvest solar and wind you have to mine from the earth all the materials to produce the technology to capture the energy. Non of it last forever and constantly need replacing meaning you mine the earth forever, it’s not renewable is it
@BladeoftheS A landlord is providing a house for people that either can’t or don’t want t to buy a house. If they didn’t exist what happens to those to groups?
@RosweeSon@PolitlcsUK The costs of taxes are past on to the consumer in higher prices or the share holders (pension funds) in less profit either way people always pay the costs of higher taxes
@JamesTrjbqgznx5@BeanandMoo@LeeHurstComic You don’t set a new rate for overtime it’s a reflection of your basic rate. It’s set out in your contract the norm would be time and a half or double time on a Sunday
@robprogressive The debt can never be paid off the system does not allow it. All new money is issued as debt plus interest. There is not enough money in the world to pay the interest more debt must be issued to pay it and so on and so on. The debt is insolvent
@BeanandMoo@LeeHurstComic It’s only for contracted 40 hour contracts. If you reduce hours to 30 hours a week the other 10 hours would not be classed as overtime.
@anonymoushead73@PeterMcCormack@DeborahMeaden I don’t understand, you’re attacking “hoarding” at the same time bragging about retiring which requires a hoard for you to draw on in the future
@Bgrew11@MarioNawfal If left to the free market unhindered by politicians, robotics/AI causes deflation making everything around you cheaper. You wouldn’t even have to doing anything and you’re purchasing power would be rising.
@moving_charlie@andyjr1975 All value is subjective, the markets communicate the value but you as an individual don’t get to say anything has what you say “intrinsic value”
@SzymanskaAnne@BladeoftheS The people renting are people that either can’t buy a house or don’t want to, if landlords sell than who’s going to provide properties for people to rent?