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damned if you pollute, damned if you don’t :)
I am joking. If sulfate particles are that good we would’ve sprayed them on purpose. I feel like these would contribute to acidic rain which destroys the oceans and also bad for health and for crops


I don’t see how would a Republican governor benefit from pissing off Trump.
Might as well switch to Democrat.


Would be great if the article starts with: “What even is open claw?”
A picture of a cooked lobster is not helping


You’re suggesting he’d grant her clemency so that she can honestly confess against him?
I know Trump is dump but still.
The more likely scenario is that behind the scenes she promises to make Trump look good in her confessions if he grant her clemency. A Win-Win situation for them


If you are wondering what the condition is:
Ms. Maxwell is prepared to speak fully and honestly if granted clemency by President [Donald] Trump,” Markus wrote in a statement.
The article doesn’t mention why was she deported in the first place and why a judge ordered that she remains.
Regardless, disobeying judicial orders is becoming the norm these day
I agree with all what you said.
The one thing we might disagree on is that you believe a fairer system is possible whereas I look at all countries in all of the known history and conclude that its not possible to have a fair system where everyone is truly equal.
I could be wrong of course. I am not a historian and surely there is a lot for me to learn and hence my question about any historic evidence of a successful fair system.
I come from Egypt and we went through communism period. The president back then decided to take big chunk of land from the ultra rich and divide it among the farmers. Factories were nationalized, big chains and businesses were taken away.
Result:
When a land lord owned vast amount of land, he had enough money to buy most advanced equipments and most talented and experienced engineers in agriculture but when the land got divided among many poor farmers, they couldn’t afford any of that and productivity went down fast and the effect is lasting until now.
Nationalized factories and businesses were given to people who - at best - didn’t worry too much if they’d succeed or not and at worse wanted to make as much cash as possible. Add to that people feared of succeeding too much least their possessions get confiscated.
Egypt used to produce TVs, Radios, cassettes, Cars, .and many others and now it produces pretty much nothing.
Even China didn’t starts to succeed until it gave in a little to Capitalism (not that Communist China was any fairer anyway)
I am not very familiar with Australian history.
Did the native Australians write their history or only have stories that is passed from one generation to the next?
Both examples represent only a state or autonomous region within a country.
I understand capitalism is the dominant these days but I was ask more about the entire history of humanity.
Was there a whole country [ not a city or state ] at any point in written history that prospered on a more fair system?
What would be an honest system look like? any real world examples?


You are free of crypto.
no one is forcing you to use it


Make Voting Great Again
why not put spikes on the bench also?


Honestly he is right and the British know he is right. It’s just the US is so unreliable these days that they have no choice but to work with China


Except that the company does make actual profit from the declining value of its employees’ salaries.


He just need to hold on until his trial end then get a presidential pardon


Is that new? I remember reading about this years ago.
yes communication is encrypted end to end which means no one could evedrop but once the information arrive to your app and get saved to your device there is nothing preventing whatsapp from sending to its parent company,
E2E encryption doesnt mean whatsapp is trustworthy


Not to mention most of them running windows and using microsoft office
yes, commenting on the wrong post.
Thanks for pointing that out