@LeeRespecter It's funny to me that communists think they're some oppressed group when they can be openly political in schools, whereas you couldn't find one single openly far right teacher because they'd be fired immediately.
@walterwhitepill Maybe if you frame it as a mother's desperate battle to keep her children alive while she waits for her husband to save them. Which is technically true.
@john_macgowan Since when is it illegal to "secretly" campaign for someone or advocate for something? Leftists weild the entire bureaucracy to influence politics and policy behind the scenes and nobody cares because it's not illegal. Heaven forbid a dozen cultists do the same
@Anon76546854773@adb0wen That's my point. The statement can be argued to be implicitly supported by the graph, even though it's not explicitly supported
@Anon76546854773@adb0wen I think the correct answer is "no", because the chart does not explicitly "support" the claim. But it's not a great question because marine resource use and the extinction of marine life are obviously connected.
@Ivarghese1323@AuronMacintyre Indians could replace every single American and there would still be 1.2 billion of them in India. You know nothing about their culture if you think they want to integrate. They want to take over, because that's what they do everywhere.
DEI in college admission
DEI in hiring
DEI in promotions
DEI in home loans
The entire system is biased against heritage Americans and for third worlders.
Gen Z impacted the worst.
Most people cannot conceive of what is coming.
@thamoonman_ In the lead up to COVID, NOM was ~200k per year. During COVID, NOM dropped to negative 88k for one year. A post covid "bump" would've been one year at 480k, then back to the average of 200k. Instead we had 520k, then 450k, then 300k. There's no bump. It's just the new normal.
@willsextonx Mussolini believed that different classes had different material interests but could still work together because they were fundamentally part of one racial unit, the bedrock of the nation. There is no such commonality between blacks and whites.
@HaveeSnowball "Remain a resource superpower" - digging up and selling rocks is what poor backwater countries do. Rich countries use resources to actually make things, because manufacturing produces more common wealth than mining. But they can't say this or it would upset people.
@SeloSlav@walterwhitepill There's nothing wrong with printing money, in fact it's essential for money as we know it to function. The issue is when money supply outstrips economic growth, fueling inflation.
@MarkoMatvikov You are correct that low salaries will discourage politicians for whom "money is the main driver". My response is: why is it a problem if someone goes into politics to make money? If the PM was delivering, I wouldn't care if he was paid millions