the “B” stands for basic, as in basic needs, $100/mo would not cover the average americans rent, let alone other basic needs. You’re looking for Universal stipend/Guarenteed Minimum Income/Citizens dividend or other related concept

Also, even if you do realise the market is going to become over-saturated, you know that stepping out of that market will only yield space for your competitors. It’s better for you that nobody makes that money, rather than that the other guy does, and then buries you in the next cycle.

No question that it’s a lot. The cost of a UBI would probably be more though, ($500/month/capita, maybe? $ 2.1 trillion per annum for the USA).

and this is why we aim for centre mass

Evangelicals are a big part of his base and hate that there aren’t more children in their sunday schools.

Child bennefits are pretty common. “Nazi’s breathed air” etc…

Chad is pretty much common parlance now, it’s use hasn’t been a good metric of incellibecy in at least two years

rip marxists, the one type they make a meme with fewer than 100 words and people still complain :0

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fake: The books forgot Hermiones buck teeth gay: Harry doesn’t find Emma Watson attractive.

Lemmy.MarxismLenninismMyLandisMyLand >:^[

I have realistic and healthy fantasies.

“Gaming Candle”

Gaming Candle?

Gaming CANDLE!?!?

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I like how Americans think that humans don’t have kings anymore. Kings? Nah those are just for disney cartoons, like talking animals or China

My dad regularly relates almost any political issue back to the most recent trump goof.

we’re fucking british

it’s called context switching, within 4chan the r-word is an honorific rather than a slur.

“Hey, this turtle looks kinda like it’s got a snake for a neck, what should we call it”

Anon would be fine if his big strong bully was into men.

Often, however:

• Tourists tend to seek out “authentic” parts of the country.
• Some places tend to German or French speaking tourists primarily.
• Tourist industries can have high worker turnover, so there’s always someone learning the ropes.
• Even perfect English might be unintelligible to a gammon if the accent is thick.