• iAvicenna@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    jokes on billionaires, because of your shitty greed there wont be anyone left to buy your worthless junk

    • HeyJoe@lemmy.world
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      3 months ago

      They will be long dead before any of this matters, so I doubt they will care.

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        3 months ago

        I think they have other plans like seeding mars with their semen, transporting their consciousness to a robot or cryofreezing themselves until infinite life becomes available to billionaires.

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          3 months ago

          or cryofreezing themselves

          I’ll help, I have a large chest-type freezer. I bet we can fit 2-3 billionaires in there. Probably a half dozen if we process them first, it’s a start!

      • 2pt_perversion@lemmy.world
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        3 months ago

        And long dead ages before they’d run out of money even living a ridiculously lavish lifestyle…and yet profit and greed still somehow motivate them. Is it just the dick swinging thing about having the largest number on paper?

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    3 months ago

    GOP: “that’s okay, just trap them to have children and make abortion illegal.”

    Remember JD Vance said that childless individuals “should not have as much of a voice.”

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      Remember JD Vance said that childless individuals “should not have as much of a voice.”

      So the reasoning behind this is probably “childless individuals don’t have to think about the future as much”.

      The natural extension of that reasoning is that older people should have their voting/political power diminished (since they won’t be around as long)

      I gotta say, a part of me sees the latter as being worth the former… I know it goes against many principles of government, etc. etc. but it certainly is tempting. Any armchair political scientists want to chime in?

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    3 months ago

    Oh god, the r/fluentinfinance spambot found lemmy and is now spamming their posts here too

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    3 months ago

    She ain’t lying.

    BUT! The Dems have it covered. Just replace future American citizens with illegal immigrants.

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    After a century of telling people work, career, consumption and wealth are the most important thing in their life, business leaders are now shocked people will prioritize work, career, consumption and wealth over having many children.

    Furthermore, after cutting programs for making child care, health care and education affordable, politicians are wondering why people don’t bring as much children into the world that need a lot of health care, child care and education.

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    When did we go from “baby boom” to “this is the correct population level we should sustain”. A boom eventually gets a correction

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      when it became clear that the people who “weren’t having enough kids” were white, it’s been white supremacy this whole time

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      3 months ago

      I had a 2 bedroom in Albuquerque for 1100 last year, with horrible noise pollution but still.

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        I’m stuck in my 2 bedroom townhouse apartment hybrid for 1125 because a studio around me is 1200 a month (or anywhere in range of my office). I live alone, and sleep on my couch, I don’t need the rooms, but I can’t leave.

        Great job capitalism!

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      3 months ago

      Lots of great smaller towns in the middle of the country. Usually pretty progressive too if you stay in town.

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          Fayetteville Arkansas, Salina Kansas. Ames Iowa, Birmingham Alabama. That’s a few. There’s plenty more.

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            smaller towns

            Birmingham Alabama

            That’s a fair sight bigger than a town. In fact these are all major cities in their respective areas.

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            I lived in Ames. There’s nothing great about it. The local government hates the college, and passes laws that fuck up the town just to spite them. ISU students are more than 50% of the population of the town. All of the apartments rent from August to August. Get there any other month, and your lease goes until August. This means that everyone in town is moving the same day. Worst town I’ve ever lived in.

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    Who cares, let population decline for a generation or so. Maybe we will stop producing so much shit and scale back

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      not sure what area the poster in the image is from but here 1500 is like a moldy run down piece of shit and the landlord lives upstairs in equally bad conditions with buckets everywhere for the ceiling leak. Or it’s literally just a room and shared kitchen and bath with other renters but you cant trust them not to eat your stuff from the fridge and the landlord doesn’t allow mini fridge in the rooms for hard to verify ‘insurance reasons’.