You massively underestimate the number of us who don’t need those systems, and have nothing to lose.
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Not much worse than the current system that has a planned economic meltdown every decade or so, to prevent the poors from ever gaining a foothold.
You’re correct, but that is only because the left side of the picture should show the rich actively stealing from society, the way that they do now.
The way it works is how it’s supposed to work. They called it “horse and sparrow,” economics in the late 1800s. They changed the name because that is blatantly telling the rest of us to “eat shit.”
They stole it from us first in the form of unpaid wages.
That’s one hell of a hypothetical. Especially since on average every single dollar that any government puts into tax recovery yeilds an average of a $6 return on the lowest end, and when aimed against the rich frequently returns hundreds of dollars in profit.
There are roughly 50,000,000 of them that enforce the current system. There are over 8,000,000,000 of us. We don’t need everyone, just 500,000,000 of us could topple them.
Kill the poisoned goose, see if it’s children can function as democracies rather than dictatorships.
100 million tops. 50 million ideally. These people buy governments for tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars. No one should be wealthy enough to even consider buying elected officials, also all solitary positions of executive power should be split into councils of not less than 9 people, but always an odd number on the council.
2·4 days agoRaw celery with peanut butter is a good snack
Also Cajun cooking uses celery, green bell pepper, and onion as their mirepoix. I wouldn’t be at all surprised to find celery as an aromatic used in other cuisines as well.
3·7 days agoIf you can get me safely to .999 C, slow me down, and get me back to Earth at .999 C, sure. The entire trip for me would only be about two years, provided a consistent 1 G of acceleration. Just please make it so that reversing acceleration doesn’t completely screw me, so my spaceship doesn’t have to do a complicated flip a bit after the halfway point on each trip. I’m certain that wouldn’t be good for my stomach.
Beyond that, the sun has about 5 billion years before we might not be able to starlift it back to a “younger” state, so The Earth and Venus may not exist at all if we don’t get our asses in gear for sustainable intragalactic life in the next century or so.
3·7 days agoDerail Valley Simulator is actually quite chill, once you have an idea of how to handle your trains. I have almost $7,000,000 saved up to see how big of a boom I can cause without going into debt, or hurting my engines and caboose.
3·8 days agoYou don’t say the last ‘R’? I’ve always said it ‘woo - stur - sure’ or ‘wi - stur - sure,’ depending on how fast I say it.
I’m American though.
Probably only got the 1 year manufacturer warranty
Trey and Matt are at least willing to admit that they can be wrong about things.
There is a law about it.
And if the 1982 SCOTUS had been given the full text of the relevant law, then QI would have never happened. It is expressly illegal according to the full text of Section 1983
And if the 1982 SCOTUS had been given the full text of the relevant law, then QI would have never happened. It is expressly illegal according to the full text of Section 1983
It was only called Supremacy in the UK. I played Rebellion back in the late 90s