Is the DEI in the room with them now?

Here’s an idea, the more complicated your taxes the more expensive it is to file. So most people pay nothing, but people who have the opportunity to scam the system have to pay enough to cover the people to investigate their filing.

That formula hasn’t been valid for like, 20 years?

I have a feeling the poors don’t move to different cities/states that often.

This is the actual “liberal world order” that Conservatives want to dismantle. It’s one created by the US providing needed assistance while growing itself. The view that a rising tide lifts all ships.

That’s the thing about how headlines mislead. When they say, “US sends $x in aide or weapons,” what they really mean is that the US is subsidizing an American lobby group. Not to say that is bad thing, just that it gives the wrong impression.

ITT people who have no idea how the Democratic party is structured, nor how the DNC chair is elected, nor been involved in party politics, complaining about the DNC anyway.

Yes, but the goal of a tarrif is to create incentives for onshore investment and development to come it at a $1.50 price point. We, in general, have moved past that by using subsidies to not create issues for the economy in the short term.

That’s some high level racism. Do they use phrenology?

Is no job safe from those damn immigrants?

No, like it was physically awful. Using the pads required effort and the clicks were sooo loud.

Long time PC and console gamer. For me, the X-box controller achieved the pinnacle of usability, I was intrigued by the Steam controller, but it was so shoddy.

I wonder if I just got a bad one, because it was so terrible I cannot imagine anyone liking it.

I hope they improve it. The steam controller was the worst controller I have ever used. Hard to hold, loud buttons, just awful UX

Doesn’t git have builtin svn repo conversion?

Seriously, a bunch of people who don’t know the GAO exists.

This is an intentional joke, right?

In an Islamist government, making a nation, who is openly hostile to their Muslim population, a major trader partner may not play well.

The question is, with what currency? The Cuban dollar is not really worth anything outside Cuba, so they can only rely on exports to fund currency needed to buy imports.

I would hesitate to call it terrorism, it was targeted at military persons with an intent at military disruption and any public casualties were collateral damage. It may have been a war crime though.