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Pungsnigel
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Comment #48816495
They're not far right. More overall populist. Lots of left and right ideas from them.
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Comment #45799331
Which countries have <40 hours/week and thrive?
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Comment #39117793
Nope. These type of regulations looks good, but it's not fun or easy to do business in an overly regulated marked. If this continues, the US will improving financially faster than …
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Comment #38431929
Most employees don't seem to be in support of the unions at this point though? It's a bit hard to tell as there are no official numbers, but from what I've seen it seems like ~90% …
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Comment #38431634
Lots of companies work without collective agreements in Sweden though. Under law it's completely free if you want to do so or not. You could as well say that the unions are threate…
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Comment #38431618
It's unclear though? There are also laws regarding mail services I believe.
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Comment #38431613
No, you got it quite right I think. The government agency in question has a deal with Postnord (owned mainly by the Swedish state) to utilise them for all mail services. License pl…
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Comment #37925267
No, it really shouldn't.
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Comment #37896210
Fable 1 is among the best games ever in my opinion. Still holds up decent as well. Insanely good atmosphere.
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Comment #37787363
Yeah, that’s one approach. Works great
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Comment #37787360
I love the new hotwire stuff. What don’t you like about thd front-end?
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Comment #37336153
Gun violence and these explosions have been going up quite a bit last few years at least. Anecdotal (Sweden here) people in my closest circle feel a lot less safe, and less comfort…
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Comment #37336126
Not sure how it's racist. It's exclusively done by immigrants in Sweden? Surely that's a factor that is relevant to the discussion?
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Comment #37303586
I would not take that for granted tbh.
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Comment #36391225
For anyone visiting Stockholm, make sure to visit the Vasa Museum. So cool
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Comment #34860176
Well EU != Europe for one. I’m positive to Europe, (mostly) negative on EU. Could be you are both right.
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Comment #30755315
Wouldn't that just end up in the hands of whatever government is relevant? I believe the fines you pay for GDPR violations are paid to governments, not users or suers.
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Comment #30671625
I agree it's more likely. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a bit of both in the end though.
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Comment #30669523
Or there are systematic mistakes being made. Or maybe both.
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Comment #30088261
"Trumpian lies"? Trump is actively promoting vaccination.
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Comment #29932073
He just had Covid as well? So most likely he is better protected than vaccinated people.
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Comment #28478845
The point of starting strength is also to do it until your beginner goals are done. At that point you are strong. What you do from there is up to you, and I doubt Rippetoe would ca…
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Comment #28274638
I'm guessing it's simply that more and more people are fearing that the current inflation is not transitory.
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Comment #27844843
I work with clinical studies, and I've not seen any indication that this would be even remotely true.
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Comment #27421931
Show of confidence + skin in the game