I don't really care about this though tbf, most comic book heroes have multiple incarnations often with gender-swap and different ethnic groups, Ariel on the other hand is a character from a traditional European fairy tale. It bothers me more to see Tom Cruise as "the last samurai" than some random modern comic book character with slightly off skin color.
What a stupid post. Obviously the type of right-leaning people that complain about taxes don't believe in exploitation of labor in the Marxist sense. It's when you hear those Christians ask "why do atheists hate god?" because they're so caught in their ideology they can't conceive in people thinking differently than them.
Actually there was already a known proof of PT that was based on trigonometry, the proof of the students is also unlikely to be accepted as it relies on calculus and not pure trigonometry.
You can use taxes to socialize necessities all you like, as long as they control prices they will simply raise them and decrease purchasing power respectively, as long as some corpo has a monopoly on a product/service they maintain control of that product, taxes cannot take away anything from them
You are completely ignoring my point, taxing those things won't diminish earnings for the top brass one bit if they can just raise prices as a response. How does increasing taxes on profits promotes reinvestment??
Why would taxes on stuffs like stock payout have a different effect than income taxes? They'll just increase price even more to make up for the difference or shift more payout to a different type of rewards like bonuses or share handouts.
I don't really care about this though tbf, most comic book heroes have multiple incarnations often with gender-swap and different ethnic groups, Ariel on the other hand is a character from a traditional European fairy tale. It bothers me more to see Tom Cruise as "the last samurai" than some random modern comic book character with slightly off skin color.
Excellent! Exactly what I was looking for, but it's not on the fediverse website? Did I miss it?
Yes, and?
What's unwatched?
What a stupid post. Obviously the type of right-leaning people that complain about taxes don't believe in exploitation of labor in the Marxist sense. It's when you hear those Christians ask "why do atheists hate god?" because they're so caught in their ideology they can't conceive in people thinking differently than them.
This actually seems realistic, foxes have been domesticated in a short period of time, and fennecs are adorable
Zebras are extremely aggressive and violent
Saved.
Actually there was already a known proof of PT that was based on trigonometry, the proof of the students is also unlikely to be accepted as it relies on calculus and not pure trigonometry.
I use mojeek. It's good enough for me, image search sucks though
Edit: ups
Boatspotting
The government is totally not going to abuse this
Fair enough, that's not a power station tough. IMO stone weathering is a superior carbon capture process
I mean, a biomass power station should have no net emission, that's the whole point
Are you dense?
WTF?
You can use taxes to socialize necessities all you like, as long as they control prices they will simply raise them and decrease purchasing power respectively, as long as some corpo has a monopoly on a product/service they maintain control of that product, taxes cannot take away anything from them
You are completely ignoring my point, taxing those things won't diminish earnings for the top brass one bit if they can just raise prices as a response. How does increasing taxes on profits promotes reinvestment??
Why would taxes on stuffs like stock payout have a different effect than income taxes? They'll just increase price even more to make up for the difference or shift more payout to a different type of rewards like bonuses or share handouts.
Taxing them further will have the same effect as forcing them to raise wages, they'll just shift their cost on the final product