Raymond Shannon
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1·16 days agoHot Wheels was cool insult, yeah
goddamn it, they deleted it. Apparently, they use Tor and it works on lemmy.ml. What a compliment
I’m confused how you accessed the outside Internet.
Just to ask, tho, why do you post from the instance sh.itjust.works?
2·2 months agoChocolate chip, without mint, in baskin robbins.
Somebody should’ve shut the Trump admin down before they allowed this intrusion bill.
I mean you don’t have to go with the analogy fully, but yeah, that’s a deep answer, I suppose.
Biden admin and his VP Harris, has approved so much arms to {the Zionist project}, that at the near end of his term, sent $8 billion weapon sales to them during the Gazan massacres (Only beaten by his previous August 2024 deal of $20 billion.)
Compared to what, there was an agreement that $3.8 billion annually for 2019 to 2028 would be sent, by Trump’s admin, albeit under peacetime
(This 3 billion deal is tragically typical of him, unless he increases it more and more, if not surpasses Biden’s record, when another war in Gaza breaks out)
For now, the only thing I can say is we should count the amount of time of peace Gaza has. As for the West Bank, truly horrible what they’re doing over there.
The same reason why you don’t simply eat boiled meat, but mainly eat it in a stew/soup.
It’s not exactly a flavor town experience with boiled meat, innit?
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
Like many things people say won’t be done due to ‘3 branches of government’, yes.
Besides, don’t we have the hindsight of precedence?
Canada started phasing out its penny a dozen years ago and urged store owners to round prices to the nearest nickel for cash transactions. Electronic purchases were still billed to the nearest cent. The move came after New Zealand, Australia, the Netherlands, and others dropped their lowest-denomination coins.
After Canada stopped minting new pennies, it began recycling them for their “valuable” copper and zinc, according to a 2022 report from the Canadian Mint.
I suppose, they just want the status quo.
The labor market is indeed regulated by that supply and demand. That is a foregone conclusion. However, that doesn’t guarantee necessarily higher wages and thus higher quality of life, proportionately speaking.
That itself is a struggle over whether “general profit”, after accounting for wages, is reinvested for the social needs, such as housing, food and water, education.
Assuming that “general profit” (savings) + wages (needed for laborers’ means of subsistence) = value created.
And assuming wages are sufficient enough for higher quality of life.
But put into the equation the landlords, the shareholders, industrialists that dominate our world by virtue of owning the property that shapes it, who want to depress wages, if it means more “general profit”, and direct their savings towards more capital accumulation
They won’t back down under Biden, and they certainly won’t back down under Dumpf
Tahrir l’Falastin!
No, he does not much to others. His only constituents are his capitalist sector.