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IMAliyu2:They should read Marx's Das Kapital too, but most don't because they think it would turn them into communists. |
SpaceX:You saying the nationals don't care about their own security? I agree. |
raumdeuter:And if the bold is the reason dump is tanking the economy, then smart. And no, I don't expect him to announce that's his policy, and even expect him to lie if it were. Unfortunately, Americans wouldn't exactly appreciate the reduction in wages if assets don't drop in value too, and I can't see asset depreciation being good policy anywhere not to talk of in the USA. |
feedthenation:USA does after all produce more lawyers than engineers. https://cset.georgetown.edu/publication/china-is-fast-outpacing-u-s-stem-phd-growth/ |
GloriousGbola:Its getting harder to detect fakes. I'm building a new pc and came across the below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb1wzeCCWaY Along with https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDC22srJb8A?si=iqQiLOTxmAJEcR8O |
raumdeuter:But there is the issue of cost. Just imagine what an iphone would cost if made in America. They'd need to automate to come close, which wouldn't create jobs, and what they save by automation would be lost to the cost of energy etc. People need to understand Adam Smith. It would stop them thinking manufacturers give a damn about them, hence unions. But some are against workers fighting for fairer employment rights.
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raumdeuter:The solution is what descarado mentioned. descarado:To the above I'd add making education cheaper. Unfortunately, many business people and big brands would rather maximise profit by seeking cheaper labour and inputs elsewhere, which is why they've ended up in China and park their profit in Ireland. And by golly is it expensive to manufacture in America with human labour. Not only must you pay high living wages and energy cists, you must also make enough profit to cover pensions too, which, the longer you've been in business the more pensioners you'd have, and that cost must be paid by your customers who are likely watching their hard earned cents. I do laugh when basilico says China steals ip. I can just about see him working for a foreign company in Nigeria but refusing to steal (learn) their ways so we don't call him a thief. |
basilico:Pussy grabbing, like rape, doesn't just happen. A pig somewhere has to do the grabbing and the raping! |
Brand and Tate and basilico are spiritual kin: grifters claiming persecution while monetising male resentment and preaching from their digital pulpits. Both found God (different brands, same marketing strategy), both claim to be silenced, and both are loudly defended by men desperate to believe it. https://unherd.com/newsroom/why-is-the-online-right-defending-russell-brand/ |
descarado:Really? That must be why we heard nothing from dump when he became an ex-president? Think some more, I say. |
basilico:What you call "man talk", I call pigs talking. And that's one reason I have no regard for you whatsoever. And I'm concerned what you might be teaching your boys. It's not that the women let you. You just rape them!
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basilico:Its tomorrow already, and the UK premier has spoken. Show me please where he said globalisation has failed. Also tell me what you understand the below to mean. But we’re also going to work with our key partners to reduce barriers to trade across the globe. |
basilico:In the real life I know they don't let you. The pig you are just makes it difficult for the pussy owner to challenge you. And you don't just grab their pussy, but forcefully have sex with them despite them saying no. What's sadder though is you'd grab children too and claim they let you. Then you'd go about pointing your fingers at others.
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basilico:Do you thank globalist when a republican grabs women by the pussy? |
basilico:I feel you don't know that globalism is the idea that events in one country cannot be separated from those in another and that economic and foreign policy should be planned in an international way. Would USA stop importing olive oil and coffee? Will the US dollar stop being the reserve currency of other countries? Are dump's tariffs not global? |
A40:Driving better I'd suppose.
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basilico:I bet Starmer says dump is destroying globalisation, but dump will fail. I don't see how you who benefits from globalisation thinks it has failed. Is it because dump stopped your usaid funding?
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I looked up Nvidia. While their shares seem to be hitting 3 month lows, they are mitigating tariffs by moving to made in America, which will create jobs. For whom, though? US added 228,000 jobs in March despite Trump’s deep cuts to federal workforce |
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Why apples grow better in China and not in the United States of America. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9f5SQQKr5o&pp=0gcJCdgAo7VqN5tD https://www.mgtrading.com/why-apple-isnt-manufacturing-in-china/ https://theweek.com/articles/478705/why-apple-builds-iphones-everything-else-china https://www.npr.org/2023/02/23/1158935125/apple-revived-years-ago-by-doing-business-in-china-may-have-to-cut-that-dependen But I am very certain tariffs will bring those missing skills back. |
Cattle herders have indeed ravaged some areas, and need to be stopped, but I have always wondered how Fulani can be terrorising in Enugu. I'm willing to consider we Yorubas might bow to cow due to our love of meat, but Enuguans too? Then I started hearing about unknown gunmen, and figured Fulani might be a ruse. We had that in Ifon-Ilobu, where we too were yelling Fulani, when it was us killing ourselves. The warring communities of Ilobu and Ifon are still counting losses after a communal clash over a land dispute that started on Tuesday as over 100,000 people have been displaced and properties worth N2 billion destroyed. |
basilico:Immigration is good for Britain. The Isle thrives on it. And it is good for the millions of immigrants who migrate here. In fact, in the not too distant future, I wouldn't be surprised if we paid people to come here to make up for Brexit. The ancestors of the people who built Stonehenge were Neolithic farmers originating from Anatolia who brought agriculture to Europe.[10] At the time of their arrival, around 4,000 BC, Britain was inhabited by groups of hunter-gatherers who were the first inhabitants of the island after the last Ice Age ended about 11,700 years ago.[11] The farmers replaced most of the hunter-gatherer population in the British Isles without mixing much with them.[12] |
basilico:Do Lagos. You might understand demographics change due to migration to where the jobs are. |
basilico:How you describe yourself explains a lot. |
APOPTOSIS:The school would likely teach to be comfortable at 90, so pretty close to eternal I say, considering many aren't comfortable ever. I agree #100M however. |
I'm waiting to see which magas posts this. “The UK’s first Muslim woman lord chancellor has fought to reassert and demonstrate to the public that parliament is sovereign and everyone is treated equally by the criminal justice system.” |
bemeruca:More wonder why nothing tangible in terms of technology and other important things in life is emanating from Nigeria as a whole. |
basilico:Considering where funds them. Butkus also made note of the fact that this comes at a time when the national GOP is intending to make massive cuts to the federal government, including federal-to-state money, of which Mississippi is the second biggest beneficiary behind Louisiana. If Mississippi loses out on that large amount of federal cash, the state could feel the hit across several agencies and programs Butkus said. |
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feedthenation:He obviously knows quite a lot about economics. And maths. Executives have expressed frustration at the conflicting messages: Impose tariffs but keep prices low. |
basilico:The last fool to pull this crap, lost and had to delete all his monikers only to reappear a few weeks later. But you are even more deplorable and can't ever admit your 2000 lies. Rewriting history will not make Ashii Bobbit any less dead after being repeatedly warned about the imminent danger to her existence. You'd agree if it was a George Floyd, I bet. |
basilico:Really, basilico? Was the bullet that hit her not danger enough, or do you want the Capitol security to continue warning your so called jan6 tourists who stormed the walls and entered the Capitol until they actually attack Congress members? Seriously! The fact I bother to respond to you is brain killing. |
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