I was just reading something about Athens and that before is fell for the last time (lost to Macedonian Empire at its height hey actually put some fight and they lost mainly because "Greek people" didnt unify. Almost a quote: Democrat party wanted to fight (people) but Oligarch parthy not so much and after some skirmishes with Macedonians few wins few loses, they have just gave up.
Anyway although I'm not in favour of lazy people getting benefits from taxes while they could work, taxing oligarchs makes sense.
Actually in principle it is similar to sexual market. When men get nothing because system is so skewed.
Smart entrepreneurs shouldn't be punished for being good but shouldn't be allowed to ride a system and because they are in position and have resources to do so they will try and likely succeed.
Most powerful will skew the system.
In both cases balance was created to keep fair social contract. Otherwise it will lead to a fall of the whole system.
Read MoreSince we have moved from text to voice convo, I organise first ever personal meetup. Mid may in Turkey.
Thanks to missiles flying overhead prices crashed and are like 100 coins for a week.
If any of you fags is trans, you can also get your tits done with FDA approved silicone.
@Typo-MAGAshiv I think it is customary in diplomacy to have a covert bilateral deal when one party acts in interest of the other
Shame I don't know is the other one, otherwise I would award them other half
emotion rather than logic and planning.
Possibility exists, reading later what are the world consequences I started to think otherwise. Along the lines of strenghtening US position on energy market and throttling development of competition. But just now I came across this analysis that whether correct or not uses more words than I would be willing to write
It seems the password can't be changed as the second fields to retype a password, is not showing.
Yeas I know how can I do it otherwise.
[it also seems I couldn't upload the picture just now]
Video chart (not verified)
In 2000, 60% of physicians supported Republican candidates.
In 2020, 80% of doctors supported Democrat candidates

