Is there a link to the content please? It seems to be heavily paywalled in a way I can usually get past.
There's no paywall, just a nag window at the bottom that you can close via X.
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Is there a link to the content please? It seems to be heavily paywalled in a way I can usually get past.
There's no paywall, just a nag window at the bottom that you can close via X.
Bonus Antics: German author uses "(sic)" in photo caption to imply that black nurses from Brooklyn are not speaking proper English.
Between the very serious claims that deficits don't matter and free money going around, I think we are seeing the nation change. There will be a working class, and a leach class. It will forever define politics in the United States. What starts as good intentions will be what causes the end. Our small business couldn't really afford to pay 15$/hr for a secretary, now with free money as a competitor, I imagine the cos…
That's already the status quo. The consequences of coronavirus will only solidify this... just look at Amazon, they're taking over business from a lot of quarantine-closed small stores, no matter if food or non-food. Many people will stick with Amazon, Bezos gets all the money, and entire 'hoods will collapse once the lockdowns get lifted. The biggest companies have enough cash, access to cash or fire their employees to ride out the lockdowns, the small businesses will go belly up no matter how much "stimulus money" gets injected.
I rather suspect that there will be a third class, or to be more precise, it will become evident to everyone that this class exists: destitute people in yet-unknown masses. Dozens of millions of people in the US have claimed unemployment benefits. Give them a month or two to run out of savings and debt options, and they'll be unable to make rent, get evicted, you get the rest.
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Please don't use Nazi slogans like this.
How can a normal german word be a nazi slogan?
TLDR: German author now understand that Americans have a system that intentionally thwarts top-down control, and that, even so people, can still learn to adapt and do the right thing even in a backdrop of insecurity. Bonus Antics: German author uses "(sic)" in photo caption to imply that black nurses from Brooklyn are not speaking proper English.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Please don't use Nazi slogans like this.
How can a normal german word be a nazi slogan?