That's what's called a non sequitor. Well done.As you seem to be from the EU only one thing to say...hope you have a warm overcoat to wear this winter, maybe several overgarments.
When those self imposed green energy sanctions kick in and stare you in the face.
Just sayin
Yes. The good old days.
Gross over-simplification. Privately held debt is not inequality. I had a large mortgage for 22 years. Sold my house/property in CA and retired in a state with much lower CoL last year. Purchased larger house and property outright. By your definition I was one of the downtrodden until last year because I held $100ks of debt.
Why? German policies are about to pay big dividends, are they not?
Not ad hominem. Try reducing your sensitivity to valid criticism.
No ad hominem evident. Right now I have time to point out the errors in your statements regarding the Trump tax cuts. I provided a link with data supporting my position
Ok. Here's some more data showing who is paying federal taxes in the USA. Maybe you'll find it of interest.
I've researched this topic for decades. I could tell you a lot more. But we are getting nowhere, so let's leave it here.
And so have I. And I actually live here and experience it directly every day. You do like to tell, but don't seem to be as strong at listening. You aren't in control of this discussion, either. Respond or don't, but cease trying to silence me.
https://1gov.uk/national-grid-warns...-mafia-energy-to-keep-lights-on-science-news/As you seem to be from the EU only one thing to say...hope you have a warm overcoat to wear this winter, maybe several overgarments.
When those self imposed green energy sanctions kick in and stare you in the face.
Just sayin
Says the German whose primary political commentary is on American politics, particularly rants against anything right of Bernie or that Trump touched.
This is a testament to how stupid they think voters are (we'll see).
Are those the only choices? Give me a break. The real world is full of experienced people who have a deep understanding of these important aspects of modern life. But instead Biden appoints career politicians to run, say, the Department of Transportation. Politicians with near zero knowledge of what they're "managing."
It doesn't take a genius to avoid repeating mistakes of the past. If our "leaders" refuse to learn from history it is time to replace them.
Not everything is guessing and speculating. Population is increasing so food and energy demand are likely to increase as well. When reality is trumped by blue sky magic thinking, we all suffer the consequences. Some of us have studied events like The Great Leap Forward and Lysenko's disaster.
Having worked on very complex systems and solved many difficult problems (alone and on sizable teams), I fully understand this. So do others who have achieved something in life beyond just getting by. The problem is that many voters and most politicians do not grok this.
It's hard to forecast the future, but a lot of modern policy appears misguided.
I think you are looking at this in all the wrong ways.
