THE BEAUTIFUL BUDGET
I don't think it's very beautiful, from what I've heard about it.
No need to increase the military budget, let alone a la
Can you restate this in englishAgain english only.We don't need MORE jobs if they are minimum wage or barely above it, we need BETTER jobs that pay multiples of minimum wage. Basic manufacturing isn't even worth the US minimum wage on international markets, China can get those jobs because their living standards improve getting to work for $2 or $3/hour.Which is why US manufact
Bypassing your condensing tone.
You speak as if u dont believe in diversify economies , everyone can become an engineer and as if engineer needs or chips makers are unlimited .
Btw who’s going to take out the trash , clean the street , fix lot of infrastructure , etc ?
The concept a job is worth something less then another made on subjective value like u seem to imply is strange to me .
It’s all about supply and demands .
Doesn’t matter what job qualification or education it got, it’s what the need of the market ready to pay .
If tomorrow u cant find a single person to pick your trash in front of your house or cant find an electrician to reup your electricity for you AI job, u can be damn sure those wages would go up dramatically despite the low requirements of education needed.
The concept of calling bottom jobs worthless is kind of shameful from my pov.
Those people are actually needed .
In other words what I mean is this :
AI Overview
CEO compensation grew faster than the wages of the top 0.1 ...
From 1980 to 2021, CEO pay, particularly among S&P 500 companies, has dramatically increased compared to the S&P 500 stock market growth and the compensation of the typical worker. Specifically, CEO compensation based on realized compensation grew by 1,460%, while the S&P 500 stock market grew by 1,063%. The typical worker's compensation grew by only 18.1% during the same period. This disparity is further highlighted by the fact that in 2021, CEOs were paid 399 times more than a typical worker.
That just doesn’t make any sense to me to call this a “successful economy “ having number like this.
And now the US will borrow even more money to pay even more tax cuts lol…
France 1789 says hi.
AI Overview
The Three Estates of Pre-Revolutionary France - World ...
Yes, France in the 1780s was borrowing substantial amounts of money, partly to finance the privileges of the aristocracy and clergy. The monarchy's financial problems were exacerbated by costly wars and an inefficient tax system that largely exempted the privileged classes.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Mounting Debt:
France's financial situation was dire in the 1780s, with the monarchy accumulating significant debt due to expensive wars, including the American Revolution.
Inefficient Tax System:
The existing tax system was complex, unfair, and inconsistently applied, with the nobility and clergy largely exempt from paying their fair share.
Privileges of the First and Second Estates:
The First Estate (clergy) and Second Estate (nobility) enjoyed numerous privileges, including tax exemptions and feudal dues, which placed a heavy burden on the Third Estate (commoners).
Attempts at Reform:
Various finance ministers tried to address the financial crisis by proposing reforms, but these were often blocked by the privileged classes who resisted any changes that would impact their status.
Growing Resentment:
The disparity between the privileged and the commoners fueled resentment and contributed to the growing discontent that ultimately led to the French Revolution.
^Looks like Republicans are pulling out all the stops to get AOC in the White House.
Bold of you to assume Amerians will give Trump the discredit for the incoming catastrophe and not just blame whoever.
Maybe. But I was thinking more about who provides the best solution for the incoming.... I am assuming UBI will be on the ticket in 2028, though. Or it could be sooner. MIT and Stanford with their work groups along with a lot of other universities doing similar. They'll be pumping the studies out as things worsen.
Maybe. But I was thinking more about who provides the best solution for the incoming.... I am assuming UBI will be on the ticket in 2028, though. Or it could be sooner. MIT and Stanford with their work groups along with a lot of other universities doing similar. They'll be pumping the studies out as things worsen.
If there's one thing voters care about it's university studies....
I doubt it. But if the dominos start falling.... Trump has handed out checks to the people before.
Looking at the Medicaid cuts, they're contingent on people not being disabled and to "work, volunteer, or participate in qualifying activities for at least 80 hours per month in order to maintain their coverage." So I'm thinking with the Republicans, it wouldn't be just mailing out checks but something along those lines.
I doubt it. But if the dominos start falling.... Trump has handed out checks to the people before. Looking at the Medicaid cuts, they're contingent on people not being disabled and to "work, volunteer, or participate in qualifying activities for at least 80 hours per month in order to maintain their coverage." So I'm thinking with the Republicans, it wouldn't be just mailing ou
Rick Scott just introduced an amendment that will lead to even bigger cuts.
I doubt it. But if the dominos start falling.... Trump has handed out checks to the people before. Looking at the Medicaid cuts, they're contingent on people not being disabled and to "work, volunteer, or participate in qualifying activities for at least 80 hours per month in order to maintain their coverage." So I'm thinking with the Republicans, it wouldn't be just mailing ou
That’s fine but my reply was about politicians caring about universities studies in 2025 ?
That's what I meant about AOC stock rising. Even non-catastrophic as with the GFC, no one really knew who Bernie was back then, or if they did just thought of him as some old commie who wrenched his way into the system. Things have changed a lot in that regard.
That's what I meant about AOC stock rising. Even non-catastrophic as with the GFC, no one really knew who Bernie was back then, or if they did just thought of him as some old commie who wrenched his way into the system. Things have changed a lot in that regard.
They are getting pretty big crowds lately.


