K1052
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Yes but they'd have to get over their hangups about immigrants.
If the UK wasn't especially fucked in the head about this they could easily scoop up enough skilled people to really help out their future which is rapidly dimming.
Yes but they'd have to get over their hangups about immigrants.
That's not very far off from current supreme court logic.Trump thinks the cops should just be able to kill people either intentionally or through gross negligence/indifference and get away with it.
Americans (and those from other first world white countries) aren't immigrants, they're expats.Yes but they'd have to get over their hangups about immigrants.
I'm sure there is nothing Europeans will like more of in their cities that have housing crises of their own than Americans immigrating with lots of money (relative to locals) to afford those higher rents.Americans (and those from other first world white countries) aren't immigrants, they're expats.
I'm sure there is nothing Europeans will like more of in their cities that have housing crises of their own than Americans immigrating with lots of money (relative to locals) to afford those higher rents.
From my reading this morning, it seems that there could be some easy solutions here, including just raising marginal rates on them (apparently, the very well off are more buy-save-die than buy-borrow-die). And then close all the random estate tax BS that allows things like stepped up basis.The idea that billionaires are a huge policy mistake that demands rectification really growing on me a lot these days.
I'm sure there is nothing Europeans will like more of in their cities that have housing crises of their own than Americans immigrating with lots of money (relative to locals) to afford those higher rents.
Heh, that was pretty much _exactly_ my thought at this article ("goddam it, house prices are going to go even higher")
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Meet the Americans moving to London to flee President Trump 2.0
After Trump’s re-election, Democrats are flocking to more liberal destinations — and London is high on the listwww.standard.co.uk
Yeah with all the violent protests that UK and France get, imagine if the RWNJs in this side of the pond behaved the same way.The UK is unfortunately patient zero for the "can't ever build anything anywhere now if my little corner of the world changes one iota" disease that infects the US.
MAGA is now determined to make nuclear fallout great again!
Apparently we need atmospheric tests to return.
Maybe during the next hurricane per Trump administration #1We should open air test over Florida.
Bernie was right.The idea that billionaires are a huge policy mistake that demands rectification really growing on me a lot these days.
Well, he wasn't, and he didn't exactly improve on his popularity in the intervening years either, even with an initially fractured 2020 primary.Bernie was right.
He should have been the nominee in 2016 too.
Most of the racist hangups are about poor and only minority immigrants, asylum seekers, etc...Yes but they'd have to get over their hangups about immigrants.
I hope that all Trump voters have a really fucking shitty day today. And rest of their week. And rest of their year.
Much easier to have a fascist surveillance state when you have AI to monitor for malcontents. We've already been told to reject the evidence of our eyes and ears.
Much easier to have a fascist surveillance state when you have AI to monitor for malcontents. We've already been told to reject the evidence of our eyes and ears.
But yes, to hear conservatives tell it, it's always liberals doing the ol' 1984 (projection, of course, just like the grooming claims against liberals and LGBTQ+ people).
Trump is going to fix the housing market by demanding that interest rates go down immediately 😂 the unchanged 10-year treasury yield suggests that just maybe the market is not taking him seriously. Funny clown president.
That’s my expectation too. Certainly doesn’t seem like mortgage rates are going under 6% for the foreseeable future. Have fun with that broke Trump voters who will never own a home.Erratic economic moves will push the yields yet higher. People who do not like their 6-7% mortgages may end up considering themselves fortunate in a year or less.