looks like it went up a couple weeks ago.
doesn’t look super robust, but it’s better than chain link
I’m glad there’s something, since there was a violent coup, but I’m also glad they didn’t go overboard and get like electrified interlocking metal gates.
I mean, there was an attempted coup.
some additional measures should be taken.
“Increasing the tipped minimum would do more.”
n-n-n-NOPE.
paying workers a livable wage is the real answer.
as every other country with a livable minimum wage can attest to.
"The exclusion of anyone who doesn’t unilaterally condemn Israel is an inversion of morality and an obfuscation of reality.”
their solution is for everybody to unilaterally accept Israel as the picture of morality despite concluding the genocide and colonization of Palestine.
you are in company.
“and the list goes on…”
yeah, that checks out
if literally everything goes beyond right with your home purchase, you beat the market price by 100k, low property taxes, no emergency costs, you don’t have any repairs, vs. you choose to rent near the center of the city and everything goes wrong with renting, then a home purchase can begin to match the convenience and more economical choice of renting.
overall and on equal footing, it’s cheaper to rent plus you don’t have to pay any of the necessary maintenance costs, utilities depending on the property or any taxes.
and renting is way less time and trouble.
“Have an asset that likely with appreciate, paid off after 30 years.”
big assumptions with no starting values.
are you paying 500k off? 750k?
are you adding in the cost of home repair?
escrow and finalization fees?
interest from your mortgage?
how about utilities?
property tax?
capital gains tax?
If you take average numbers for the costs of American homes right now (450-500k) plus all the practical costs of owning property, it is still cheaper to rent for 60 years at $1,000 a month rent then to pay for that house over 30 years. Indian
“his true colors”, like you have a hint of cause to cast aspersions on one of the most consistent, sincere and moral American politicians of all time.
get out of here with your disingenuous vague hints.
yeah, The US backs down.
they backed down in Vietnam, they backed down in iran, somalia, they backed down investigating the Saudi Arabian terrorists in 9/11(which is almost all of them), and the list goes on.
the US is not often gracious about backing down or wise enough to back down prudently, but they do back down.
True enough inside any sizable cities.
I’m factoring in traveling but didn’t make that clear.
there are still a lot of rentals you can find outside of cities for 10 to 15 bucks a day with monthly specials, or there were a year ago when I was driving across the country last year.
If living 45 minutes outside of the city proper, you can get pretty good rental rates.
did he do any new moves, or was he just a little bit faster?
I’ve been looking forward to someone doing a carpetless rainbow road for a while since they discovered it was possible.
“The court imposed a fine of 100 thousand rubles ($1,025) per day, with the total fine doubling every week. Owing to compound interest…”
it’ll add up to a hell of a lot of justified reparations when the US backs down.
also, cost. homeowner ship doesn’t really make sense in a lot of situations anymore in the US If your mortgage costs significantly more than rent.
is there a way to block posts by keyword like I can just block any post containing the word “musk”？
good, and I was also expecting more of these types of sentences for the insurrectionists.
goofy goofers
hoohoooo, all the single-issue “progressives” and Bernie bros who have been screaming at me for saying the same thing have to scream at Bernie now.
that’ll be funny.
oh I must have missed that they were anchored into the ground.
I thought they were just standing on little platforms.
I’m good with anchor points.