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[Daniel Foch @danielfoch]

There are no housing solutions. Only trade-offs. And for 40 years we traded away the young.

[Yevardiaղ @haravayin_hogh]

The West won't reindustrialise because doing it at any scale could only be done with a short-term dramatic drop in living standards & currency value. Democracy can't do longterm planning, replacement migration & pension-states will just grind on until they can't.

[Alejandro Pérez @aPerezYT]

A partir de hoy nos cobran 3€ + IVA por cualquier producto de menos de 150€ que venga de fuera de la UE. Es decir, necesitas una bombilla o un fusible de 1€ y te cobran un 300-400% en impuestos. Una medida bajo mi punto de vista muy mal planteada, debería ser porcentual.

[Mya @maya550218]

@Felix_Nuno Usually having people seeking products from abroad isn’t claimed as companies “having access” but mutually beneficial trade. We need phones, computers, apps, ai. You’re writing rn in an American app. We’re dependent and not creating ourselves and that’s more problematic

[Mya @maya550218]

@Teunemansvb @achillghost 3€ PER item.
20 different small items , under 150€ = 3€*20=60€.

[Mya @maya550218]

@posta_octavian “The local industry “ was the first to move to China. Perhaps removing VAT or improving productivity would be the answer, not to take even more money from people reducing their consumption room more. Or remove half public sector and put them into smth actually productive here

[Mya @maya550218]

@posta_octavian We don’t have a local industry.
Most our companies buy from China, then resell here much more expensive. Oh and they don’t pay VAT taxes, only customer does. So if China is so bad then why did companies offshore all manufacturing there? Only bad when the public benefits?

[Mya @maya550218]

@SeanKellyMEP @other_europe Eu businesses would do better if people had money to spend. Youth/students spend majority on mortgage and simple living since boomers let housing assets rise much faster than wages. Removing VAT and lower taxes would free up money, but rn we need to pay boomers pensions + housing

[Mya @maya550218]

@EU_Propaganda We’ve literally offshored our entire textile industry and most manufacturing for decades? Big companies have done that to use cheaper labor and larger profits for themselves. Prada, Burberry and Zara literally manufacture in China. They just sell it more expensive here.

[Mya @maya550218]

@Robiwan60 @EUCouncil No
Per item
1 tshirt for 5€ and 1 pair of sunglasses for 10€ will have 3€ each. 10 different product types = 30€. 20 different = 60€.
Meanwhile 10 identical shirts = 3€

[Mya @maya550218]

@EU_Commission 3€ per item? 20 different types of products worth 149€ will be total 209€. Adding another item making it 150€ square will be the 25% duty, making that 187,5€? Why aren’t you adding a % on things under 150€ then?

[Mya @maya550218]

@posta_octavian @erikkristiaan We’ve literally offshored our entire textile industry and most manufacturing for decades? What industry?
Wealthy companies have done that to use cheaper labor and larger profits. Prada, Burberry and Zara literally manufacture in China . They just sell it more expensive here

[Mya @maya550218]

@posta_octavian @Nymne If China produces products for no value just to give us that would be called charity and they would apparently care more then the governments we have who give away welfare and money to other countries instead actually.

[Mya @maya550218]

@posta_octavian @Nymne And who will that be worst for? Poor people. Single mothers. Etc. It’s not 60 year old boomers with millions in housing assets they’ve inflated. It’s teens-30 who work often in low wage jobs, students, etc. Salaries vs housing price. That consumption room changes entire budgets

[Mike 🇺🇲 @VegasMike27]

Boomers bought $70k houses while making $40k a year. They are trying to convince Gen Z that 700k starter homes at 60k income is the same thing.

[Maurits Rannevid 🇸🇪 @mauritsrannevid]

Säg hej till Håkan!
Han var regiondirektör när vårdsystemet Millennium brakade ihop - för 3,7 miljarder skattekronor.

Nu sparkas han åt sidan och blir kommundirektör i Kungälv. Lönen? 140 000 kr/månad.

Hur känns det att betala?

[Andréa Hedin @Andrea_Hedin]

Vägglöss, kackerlackor, trasiga fönster och översvämmade toaletter.

Hit hänvisas hemlösa stockholmare och våldsutsatta kvinnor. Det är total misär och en boendesituation som ingen ska behöva ha.

Så här lever man inte upp till tak-över-huvudet garantin.

https://t.co/MwUWxPT6GQ

[Rothmus 🏴 @Rothmus]

A Scandinavian economist once boasted to Milton Friedman:

“In Scandinavia, we have no poverty.”

Friedman replied:

“That’s interesting, because in America, among Scandinavians, we have no poverty, either.”

[Flux Alert @FluxAlert]

Allt fler välutbildade, ambitiösa unga svenskar väljer att lämna landet permanent.

De ser ingen framtid i ett Sverige med skyhög bostadskö, höga skatter, otrygghet och en politik som inte verkar bry sig om dem som är födda här.

Medan vi tar emot hundratusentals från andra länder så packar våra egna ungdomar väskorna och flyttar och skaffar jobb och familj i andra länder.

Vi exporterar vår egen framtid och importerar nya problem.

[Mya @maya550218]

@PontusPersson5 Helt galet att de ständigt pratar om hur viktigt försvaret är och kan tydligen inte ens betala dom?
En kommunikatör som ger litet värde tjänar 51.000kr, soldat 30.000. Ser väll mkt hellre att skattepengar går till en soldat än alla andra statliga hittepåjobb