@bennyjohnson@panamaXBT Owning guns and actually knowing how to use them in battle or insurgency are two totally different things. Those "patriots" would be squished by a professional invading force in no time.
@Tradermayne It's not about taxing the rich. Musk just got very unpopular with the dems for the things he did and said in the begining of Trump's second term. Which in hindsight he should have avoided. He's the dems political enemy now. Just politicians being politicians nothing to see here.
@bitcoinjack Yeah China is like the sugar daddy with an ugly side chick for Europe. We very much depend on China for consumer electronics and batteries among other things. I have a small side business that depends on chinese partners. Never been truly comfortable with it.
@BradRTorgersen Tariffs are mainly used for sensitive sectors like agriculture. There you find the highest tariffs for a good reason. Other than that tariffs in Europe are quite low actually. What Trump does is quite unfair because his tariffs are much higher than their european counteparts.
@bitcoinjack@Pentosh1 You mean serious business like Alphabet and Meta that live like parasites on our personal data and advertisment. No thank you.
Yeah over-regulation is a problem in some parts of Europe but not everywhere and not on a scale that it kills of the economy.
@arctan64@bitcoinjack@Pentosh1 depends on which country you live in and what kind of engineer. Salary is not important factor when it comes to innovation. Otherwise the chinese would never be so innovative like they are for example in the battery market.
@bitcoinjack@Pentosh1 Your opinion is so wrong in so many ways. Europe was and will be a center of inovation. Maybe not on the scale of the US regarding to tech stuff that is just used as a daily distraction but concerning rel world problems. Prove me wrong.
@MacroCRG The old 'civil servants don't do real work' lie. Yes there are always black sheep, but you can find those in every big private company. I've worked both in the private and public sector. Working in the private industrie was always with much less stress and responsibility.
@pierre_crypt0@elonmusk The thread is stupid but it's based on the true intentions of the founding fathers. They were heavily influenced by greek and roman philosophers.
@bitcoinjack Honestly I think Trump wouldn't be much better. No fanboy of either party but Trump is known for erratic behaviour and could just like that change his mind about crypto, free speech and everything else if he feels like it or if it comes in the way of his narcistic personality.
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@Murfski_ Just simple ask and demand, economy of scale works for regular toothpaste with fluoride but unfluorinated toothpaste is not sold as often so its more expensive to produce or conpanies cann sell it at a higher price for it beeing considered "healthy".
@CryptoMichNL Sure... but Mondays have often proven to yield moves in the opposite direction compared to the rest of the week. Let's hope this time is different.
@insiliconot Sorry mate... this just shows that you really have no idea of modern military systems and have probably never served. Western tactics and armorment since the cold war have always been focused on quality rather than quantity. Much in contrast to the Chinese and Russians.