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(37 Likes) What would you do if you were the last person on the planet and all the locked doors on the planet were unlocked?
neighbors dogs started howling and I went to check on them). Then I would have wondered where everyone in the small section of NW Connecticut was going. Did I miss an eviction? Ok then I would seriously try to find out what’s going on. I used to drive around CT and NY and would be surprised that no one was there. Now I’m assuming there aren’t 10 million dead bodies lying around. If it did, I could assume it was a disease or neurotoxin that I had somehow overlooked. No bodies and I’d probably go crazy. Left Behind were people right? Were aliens watching us humans? Did everyone run away quietly and in hiding? If the Internet is still accessible (I have a large generator so I will have power but that doesn’t help if the Cable is off). I can poke around looking for a live Wi-Fi. I can check libraries for access. At this point I would still consider it a local disturbance (everyone evacuation theory). I used to gather food in my search for knowledge, but over time I discovered that everything stopped at a certain date, not just everyone in CT and NY and the Western Hemisphere is missing, but all over the world (apparently). I would find a Ham radio and try to find one on it. It would probably take me a long time to search and travel using communication tools before I conclude that I am alone. I still wouldn’t really believe that, but I did believe that most of humanity had disappeared. I would free the animals, zoo animals, pets, pets that were left behind while running around and trying to communicate, collecting food and supplies, they would be on their own to survive but at least I could open doors/doors. I would probably keep a small pack of dogs for companionship and protection. The most dangerous predator (human) is gone, but dogs are worth having to deter four-legged predators. Now, a few weeks later, I’m still cruising around in my old diesel 4-wheel drive SUV (1994) because I know it can burn pretty much any fuel and go pretty much anywhere on the road. My 12 ga shotgun, loads of ammo, a small .22 rifle, food, water, camping gear, medical supplies, dog food, cat food, clothing, lots of hiking boots and socks, shovels, salt,
(92 Likes) Do conservatives think the minimum wage should be adjusted for inflation? So why?
reflexively rejects any obstacle to the unlimited functioning of the free market. As such, conservatives oppose increasing the minimum wage. lucy vitameatavegamin i love talking doll It sounds good, but – it masks a more cynical agenda. Basically, changes in the minimum wage are related to the redistribution of wealth. In the long run, there is some good evidence that minimum wage increases benefit everyone. HOWEVER, in the short run, the minimum wage allowance “labor” increases at the expense of “capital”. In other words, these changes are BEST for everyone. Notable ‘failors’ also tend to contribute greatly to conservative causes. And like capital gains tax, inheritance tax, and regulations surrounding bank privacy, these contributors are certainly aware they’re advocating an unpopular position. That is, they can’t show their cards and admit their true intentions (are they?) – they have to come up with other arguments. ideologically inspired dogma. Now we are arguing about something other than the main issue. The “new” minimum wage argument has been moved away from peer-reviewed research into a well-crafted, solid narrative. Instead of facts, the voter hears an oversimplified “thought experiment” to cause him to conclude that he understands the issue. From there, it’s easy to convince that voter that you can guess their views on something similar to the same problem. But it doesn’t – and the same intellectual arrogance that gets excited to “understand” one problem prevents us from seeing that it doesn’t apply to the other problem. That’s the essence of conservative marketing, and it’s very effective. Think about the minimum wage argument you hear all the time. “If I was doing a job and suddenly the enactment of the minimum wage made me have to pay that worker more money, I would hire fewer workers. Sounds like a good argument. Apart from that, it offers a simple microeconomic structure to refute a much more nuanced macroeconomic problem. It aptly ignores the benefits of preferring labor to capital, increased monetary velocity, improved productivity and social mobility (to name just a few…). The whole economy and collective understanding is best expressed in Card Kruegers 1993. Minimum Wages and Employment: A Case Study of the Fast Food Industry in New Jersey and Pennsylvania This is a comparative study of a single MSA connecting the two states. an increase in wages and a non. It turned out that raising the minimum wage did not affect the increase in employment. The AMA contributed to better lives for low-income people who benefited from the pay increase. To be clear, this is not a “stand-alone study” but the culmination of 50 years of economic research on the subject. That’s what the real scientific process is all about – rarely “revolutionary” – and more often a collection of small, contentious, mysterious studies that support a slow and steady march of progress. Even independently, the study blocked a number of well-funded and increasingly stupid attacks for one reason: it’s true. (example of the latest “work” related problems Problems of a New Study on Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage) Frankly, I blame the Democrats. Rather than using the facts to refute an intellectually flawed attack, Democrats are promoting a “hardship at the bottom” story. But ignoring the conservative dishonesty, they unwittingly affirm it. If voters understood how wealthy interests co-opted misunderstood policies such as opposition to minimum wages to support the largest transfer of wealth in history, they might eventually recognize these “job creators” for what they are. Instead, Democrats, I focus on philanthropy and empathy, both noble ideals. However, completely incredulous
(40 Likes) Does a sex doll need a lot of care?
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(54 Likes) Things to Consider Before Buying a Sex Doll
gh, there’s no point in arguing that it’s usually men who buy sex dolls. lucy vitameatavegamin i love talking doll Real Baby means the only person who appreciates the benefits of having a love doll with them instead of, say, a vibrator or other sex toy. When we think of sex doll owners, we often think of men rather than women, and to some extent it has a basis in reality because women often prefer more subtle methods of satisfying their sexual desires.
(22 Likes) Which country in Europe is most similar to the United States?
A collection of countries unlike the USA. The UK shares a common language (or is divided) with the US and has strong historical links. But that aside, I’d say the UK has a lot more in common with most European countries than the US. Politically, the UK is very different from the US. Our so-called ‘right wing’ Conservative party has little in common with US conservatives and is in fact to the left of even the Democrats in the US and would certainly be seen as ‘liberal’ to the US. Our opposition Labor Party will probably be viewed by most Americans as communists. We also have a constitutional monarchy and every measure to keep the current government in check. It is impossible to imagine someone like Trump being elected to power in the UK and that no UK Prime Minister will ever be able to recover from Trump’s abuse of power. Religion is another big difference. The majority of people in the UK classify themselves as non-religious, and those who adhere to a religion are largely silent about it. This is also true in most European countries (often even more). This is in stark contrast to the United States, which stands out as the only developed western country with a high degree of religiosity affecting daily life. While in the US an atheist cannot hold any senior public office, in the UK this is pretty much the norm. In fact, here we do not care if a person adheres to a religion, as long as he does his job properly and keeps it to himself. Publicly proclaiming your religion or talking about God in any way is simply seen as strange. Then we come to health and social services as a sex doll. The UK, like most European countries, has universal healthcare that is free at the point of use. You won’t have to pay for whatever healthcare you need (other than, oddly enough, dental care) you use, and therefore you won’t be financially broke for getting sick. It is impossible for people here to understand most Americans’ stance on universal health care, especially given that they spend more in taxes on health care than the UK. Gun rights is clearly another big difference. The people of the UK (and Europe) will never understand the gun-loving mentality of the Americans. Here only the farmers and a few sports enthusiasts own all kinds of weapons and are very tightly controlled. The majority of the population has absolutely no desire to own a gun, and they are very happy that no one else does. It is a complete mystery to us why a normal citizen should have an automatic weapon. Even the police here don’t carry weapons (although we do have specialized and highly trained armed units that can be on the scene in minutes if needed). Police is another difference. The UK police are protectors, not enforcers. You can approach any police officer and ask for directions and even chat. This is very different in the USA. It also seems to us that most, if not all, US citizens have little knowledge or understanding of anything outside the US. Only 40% of US citizens hold passports, while this figure is over 80% in the UK. Europeans as a whole travel much more and are more knowledgeable about world affairs. I could list many more differences to show that we are more like our neighbors in Europe than the US, but I’ve gone on long enough. But the most obvious difference, as I mentioned earlier, can be summed up in one word: ‘Trump’. T