nbafantest @ nbafantest @lemmy.world

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I don't think a religious person would agree with your description.

This only exists because local government has made it so hard to build housing. This is the outcome when you limit supply.

Think about what would happen if there were artificial government limits on the amount of shoes that could be made. Only luxury shoes would be produced.

All krogers stores are set up basically the same. When I moved from Phoenix and frys to Los Angeles and Ralph's, the stores I used were exactly the same.

Some Safeways do sell Kroger brand things, so it's actually very confusing

They run several brand names depending on which market you're in

Mergers and monopolies are a feature

No they didn't

Yes there is lmao

I find this conversation hilarious tbh

I think the reply notification system in Lemmy is not very good. I thought your reply is was the OP. Still your response made me think you feel that way.

Would you like to answer the question?

You clearly do not know what an audit is

For most religious people, religion is a way to be a better person and live a better life.

Let's say you struggle with anger issues? How do you deal with it?

Religions have thousands of years of lessons about anger. Churches will have entire support groups built around helping with anger. You'll often get sermons about anger. Ways to deal with it. Why it happens. Benefits of not giving into anger etc.

If you have a slip up with anger, religions have ways of handling it and helping you grow.

Probably the most visible thing is addiction. Churches have helped soooo many people deal with addiction who otherwise might be dead by now.

Religion is not for everyone, but there are certainly lots of people who feel they are better off because of it

Also, most of the numbers can’t be trusted. It’s known as “regulatory capture.”

This is not regulatory capture, and you are certainly using it incorrectly.

I asked you that question and your responses seemed like you would rather everyone is worse off as long as inequality is down.

I also share this view, but unfortunately a lot of people are still moving bc of "affordability"

Ironically DC needs more developers. It's one of the most economically productive areas of our country. The opportunities to improve your life are endless there. People shouldn't be blocked from pursuing a better life because someone person doesn't want to live next to a duplex on someone else's property

You are not using regulatory capture correctly in your comments.

You're incorrect about PWC as well.

I just think it's interesting some people would rather we all be poorer and worse off

Im certainly not. You can go for it again.

Also, most of the numbers can’t be trusted. It’s known as “regulatory capture.” And they’re probably not the only one. Likely many companies have doctored accounting numbers these days. If anything, this is a huge problem in business today.

This is not accurate at all.

1. This is not what regulatory capture is
2. PWC is massively incentivized to catch any fraud by Tesla/Musk

His money is literally the stocks he currently has lol