If NK was oil rich and off the coast of the US, we'd colonialism the shit out of it.
It's not because the world is now too enlightened for colonialism. It's because the juice isn't worth the squeeze. NK has nothing of value, and China wants it to stay there as a buffer to SK.
You think this is about RTO? He knows they'll quit. That's the point. You don't pay severance to quitters. Anyone that's truly critical to the company will somehow get an exception.
I mean .. it's not exactly labeled, is it? You just going to put random powder into your body? I can't imagine a world where that's not a death sentence.
You are struggling with the circle of concern. You're spending time worrying about things that concern you but that you can't change. You will feel better if you focus on things you can directly control or things you can influence.
So look more local. DO something positive in your community. It will help you feel grounded and effective.
I go to local protests, donate to the local food bank, etc. Even just showing up with intent feels positive. Heck, go to the library. Showing up helps their numbers and helps their funding.
What is Nebula? Is it literally just a YouTube alternative, or is there more to it? I did some googling and couldn't find much. But they do seem to have a few creators I like.
No, you pay the more you spend. This incentivizes hoarding wealth in investments.
Flat taxes are regressive. The poor pay a much larger percentage of their disposable income because necessities are a larger percentage of their income.
If someone makes $1k a month and it costs $1k a month to live, how is it fair that we charge them the same amount of tax as someone who makes $2k and spends $1k to live? We're forcing that first person to suffer so the second person can hoard.
If it's on or near my plate I'm gonna try and eat it. It's called finger food for a reason.