It's at it's highest ever point? The whole point of growth ETFs is buy and forget, you're not supposed to check it everyday and be upset when you've "lost" money because the markets are down from the day before.
My insurance has chiropractors as a separate category with its own maximum $. Meanwhile physio & every other athletic therapy excluding RMT gets lumped into a single category. It's fucking bullshit and I can only assume someone was payed off to make it happen. $500 a year of insurance $ I can't use without endangering myself.
These are all just emotional arguments & virtue signaling. You don't have to respect him or like that he gets to live in jail while GF is dead. Wanting the justice system to function correctly and put Chauvin in jail just to turn around and celebrate it's failures when he is shanked in jail is hypocritical.
100% agree please don't attribute this person's comments with the urbanist movement.
Urbanists want cities & towns to be better places to live for everyone, we want to improve the finances of towns and people, we want to improve the health & quality of life of the average person. Urbanists do not hate anyone's way of life or want to force them to live differently.
Change happens iteratively. The first step is to acknowledge the problem and adjust how future development is planned. Start with the town center and move outward from there. Giving up fixes nothing.
The Netherlands did it in the 70s and plenty of cities are progressively doing it. All you're saying is, "we fucked our cities up, guess the only way forward is to double down."
90% of north Americans live in towns or cities. And no you don't need a large population to support public transportation, here are hundreds of examples in Europe.
My point is everyone is talking about how great this is for wildlife but there's no way they would build this if only the wildlife were benefitting from it.
It's at it's highest ever point? The whole point of growth ETFs is buy and forget, you're not supposed to check it everyday and be upset when you've "lost" money because the markets are down from the day before.