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I was contemplating welfare and its disastrous effects in contrast with private charity.
Rome had issues with the public grain dole from its inception as a subsidized and price-fixed grain purchase and storage program in the republican era, which even though it was financed by tax increases, saw a precipitous increases in demand as all price-ceiling schemes do. Once it was implemented corruption set in and was frequently a topic of reform but not abolishment by politicians.
Soy Beliefs Everyone Holds https://youtube.com/watch?v=aAz3rv09cUg&si=79ioW2ESj7iCmk7s
Do all Adidas track pants have shit pockets that object fall out of all the time? I just left my wallet at a gym in another state because of the Teflon coated pockets and am wondering how all Slavs can buy vodka if they're all constantly losing their wallets. Do you just find some rando's wallet on the street and ride it until it too slip'n'slides out of your pants for the next Slav to find and buy vodka with?
The amount of people I see that just say to buy into the market and just hold through the drop or hold what you have into the recession instead of selling even some into cash to have a position to buy on the way down or back up is mind boggling. Esp when cash gives 5% (not including external issues to the markets just the base theory)
@Stahesh @Justicar TFM has been on the internet as a content creator for around 10 years. Pretty sure if he was interested in researching the jews, he would have by now. It's pointless to suggest it over and over.
@Mr_Mister That's awesome. I saved it to repost when anyone try to justify being a faggot.
A quick story: I parked near the barber in a small town near me. The closest shop's owner who is an old grandma happened to step outside momentarily. I asked which meter was mine because they were arranged in a strangely. (Don't ask.) She then put a quarter into my meter and said, "this one".
I bought something from her store as a thank you; I now have homemade, dark chocolate confections to savor which is an unexpected treat. Were they more than $0.25? Yes. I value them more than $0.25.