

This is not what I was saying.


This is not what I was saying.


UK, Germany, Canada and France have high homelessness rates. Partly because disability pay is low and healthcare costs are minimally made up for. Those in ill health may not be able to find work and land on the streets. These countries do nothing substantial like building housing and implementing pro-tenant reforms to stop it. This is not to say that healthcare is bad, I think healthcare must be socialised like postal services and the fire brigade, but it’s not at all straight forward.


This is not completely true the countries that have zeros have tons of people who are not covered. Take a look at the map on this website.
Even with single-payer healthcare, which is commonly considered optimal for understandable reasons, hospitals, clinics and other services may be privatised and or are subject to severe budget cuts.


Yeah, these meanies were violent against poor Elbit Systems machinery


sorry a gay wesleyan student hit me over the head with his meinkampf intersectionality edition, I am now super hitler (woke) /j (but on a serious note, this is what Israel defenders think I am)


OK, I don’t think he is a person.


Mid twenties here, same situation. My bank closed my accounts lol


This mindset isn’t really conducive to meeting your needs.


Marx and Engels predicted that economies would become dominated by rentiers
This is true, it’s the need for consistency that drives up costs.
Photography is harder than most people think. You need to get to the places where you are doing your job, there is tons of communication involved, then there is editing and proper archival stuff you need to do, accounting is also completely different from that of an uber driver’s, and it’s not just the camera that costs more than 5K (looking at you BRIESE and any basic lens set – telephoto, normal, wide angle, zoom, low light will quickly exceed the 15K mark if you care about professional standards). It’s really a whole thing.
I never bought into quantum immortality. Isn’t it obvious to everyone that this is just circular reasoning?


I sympathise with the sentiment, but please don’t shame people with disabilities/continence issues. It’s embarrassing enough as it is.
Not sure if it qualifies for being a “good” use of Vaseline, but you can make emergency candles with it.
More like sweat holes, except for the UK. The UK is a pisshole. If I was Murican I would strongly consider trying out these places for like a year though. They simply aren’t as bad as the US.