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RonJonGuaido [none/use name]
RonJonGuaido [none/use name] @ RonJonGuaido @hexbear.net
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  • It's honestly embarrassing how many of you are still clinging to this dumbass take.

  • Hmm,

    Jump
  • Leo spent a lifetime doing tropes smdh

  • doesn't devaluing help exports? or maybe that doesn't matter when the demand or supply is relatively inelastic (as perhaps oil/gas are)?

  • apologies for being extremely ignorant, but why (and to whom) would this be a concern? can't russia just do autarky or whatever? are they importing a lot from india or china?

  • yes, mario didn't even say "here we go" or "wahoo" or "mama mia".

  • americans would rather drive an hour out of their way and waste all their money than go without fast food lol

  • i think the former is a much more common experience than the latter, so you'll probably be fine. good luck, keep writing!

  • banger

    is there a way you could migrate to the city? is family keeping you in place?

  • go back to reddit hayseed

  • the instance is less than a month old

    smartest, most well researched midwesterner

  • sir have you heard of Latin lol?

  • It's kind of funny seeing these kind of comments on Lemmy and playing the "alt-right or tankie" game before you see someones instance.

    huh, i see comments like yours and i think "lib moron" and then i don't give it another thought.

  • In 1689 there were 50 offences on the statute book punishable by death in England and Wales, but that number had almost quadrupled by 1776, and it reached 220 by the end of the century.

    ah, the accretive genius of the common law

  • you'll never be trapped in a scenario when the debts inflate above your ability to pay

    i understand that IDR provided forgiveness before biden, but under these former plans, interest would still accrue on the govt loans, and so if the former student's monthly payments were short the amount to service the interest, this difference would be tacked onto the principle. being short every month over the course of 20-25 years worth of payments could bury kids alive (even w/ "forgiveness", the forgiven sum is constructively considered income for tax purposes, so 40pct of impossible to pay debt, is still crushing; and good fucking luck to those kids ever getting a mortgage w/ a forever inflating debt balloon on their credit sheet.)

    the biden plan eliminates this negative amortization. it literally prevents the worst case scenario gestured at above, and is, while less good than a blanket jubilee, really an unambiguously very good policy.

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