The difference is that my opinion doesn’t get shared by The Guardian as if it was of any importance.
So you’re saying my opinion is just as important as hers, she gets to share hers, I get to share mine, will The Guardian write an article about my opinion now? Are you seeing how this works yet?
I bought mine… In my 20s. Without help and with a middle class background.
So yeah, experiences vary but things are really getting bad since the end of the Y generation, but most of the Ys will have had it pretty great in comparison.
Wasn’t social media necessary because the government blocked SMS? We now have plenty of alternative solutions that aren’t under the control of billionaires…
Not to burst your bubble buddy but it’s not just boomers who reaped the benefits, the X and Y generations did as well. Many millennials are over 40 with a career, a house, a family, all the typical stuff boomers are known for. I’m under 40 and already sold a condo for profit and we sold a cottage for profit which allowed us to buy a bungalow that we can afford on a single income and that will be paid in by the time we turn 50.
You should work on your reading comprehension.
All experts agree it is a Nazi salute, we don’t need the opinion of people who have no expertise on the subject, even if they’re somewhat related to Musk (considering how he wasn’t involved as a father it’s not as if her opinion of him is based on anything but his public persona).
I’m just saying that struggling isn’t much of an excuse. You think Egyptians weren’t struggling before the Arab Spring?
New homes means newly built, right? So if a model sells for 300k the company building it can’t just increase the price to 315k to compensate as it would mean losing the non-first-time home buyers who are willing to pay 300k as customers.
Just like any form of investment, diversifying is important. If someone is 100% invested in Loblaws stock, do you expect the government to defend Loblaws to protect their investment just because they’re relying on that to retire? The people made the choice to depend on a single volatile investment to retire, it means they took a chance that its value could drop.
Hell, it could happen for a bunch of other reasons, one bad neighbor fucking up their lot and your home loses value.
French Revolution happened while people were starving…
You don’t, but her opinion is useless when all experts already agree that’s what it was.
It’s like asking actors their political opinion. Who gives a fuck what they think? They’re actors, not political analysts.
No, I’m saying that all experts agree it is so her opinion doesn’t matter.
Yes and no, even with the best candidate ever that’s how US politics work.
No, I’m saying she’s not an historian specialized in Nazi Germany.
Person who has no expertise on a subject agrees with experts on the subject, more news at 6!
An issue I see with US politics from the outside is the fact that when a party loses the candidate just disappears from the map and the party that’s supposed to be the opposition to the one in power is now stuck without a leader. The Republicans changed that with Trump as he kept control over the party during Biden’s tenure and that meant that the Republicans that got elected just got in the Democrats’ way whenever Trump said something even if it contradicted their previous position…
The Democrats need to wake the fuck up and not wait until the last minute to choose who will be their next presidential candidate. They need someone in the driver’s seat ASAP and having someone campaigning for the next four years (LIKE TRUMP DID!) would only increase their chances to make people realize how fucked up things are right now!
Just change it for anything your kids are bad at
Fix computers, do renovations, fix cars, clean up…
It’s such a ridiculous thing to do, he clearly doesn’t understand soft power
People elected on a “the government is lying to you” platform are saying that their electors trust the government…