But the flaw there is that you are defining people who have a lot of credit as "not rich" when access to that much credit is in fact very much a form of being rich.
No, it's not.
In the end if they declare bankruptcy that does not mean they did not literally live like a king for a while.
Living like a king is not the same as being a king.
watch the crying kids belonging to the more practical parents
The flaw in your counter-argument is that the same quality that makes practical parents not pay outrageous prices on fad pieces of shit makes them have trained their children to not be spoiled, whiny brats.
More importantly, more money is being extracted from rich people who clearly have too much
The flaw in your argument is "credit cards", which allows any wahoo with sufficient credit limit to drown themselves (and then complain to the government about getting fleeced).
If all of the resold toys are bought at the outrageous markup, then that's what they should have been priced in the first place.
Instead, Schumer should be bitching and complaining about idiot parents who pay that much for Fingerlings. I say that acts like this make people unfit to be parents. and that there's a strong case that their children should be taken away.
(Where these kids should be placed is left as an exercise for the reader.)
Anyone who know a whit of history knows that an "open platform that allows anyone to share information, access opportunities and collaborate across geographical boundaries" is completely contrary to human nature and the economics it creates.
Whether they liked patchouli or crewcuts they'd be flipping the f*** out over the idea that Russian agents were (or are) "working" for some aspect of the highest office in this country.
Nah. Uncle Joe was sorely misunderstood, and Communists really care for the oppressed, unlike the hated Yankees. Che Guevara and Fidel Castro are my heroes, and the Maryknoll Sisters are my heroines.
Whenever I see an "shocking" article about Russia, my first thought is, "Why the shock that countries work for their own interest and against their enemies?"
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But the flaw there is that you are defining people who have a lot of credit as "not rich" when access to that much credit is in fact very much a form of being rich.
No, it's not.
In the end if they declare bankruptcy that does not mean they did not literally live like a king for a while.
Living like a king is not the same as being a king.
the densest things in the universe besides black holes.
People get immune to click-bait hype. Say "the second densest things in the universe" instead.
Trust me, your little darlings aren't going to be scarred for life.
A metric fuck-load of people need to learn this.
watch the crying kids belonging to the more practical parents
The flaw in your counter-argument is that the same quality that makes practical parents not pay outrageous prices on fad pieces of shit makes them have trained their children to not be spoiled, whiny brats.
More importantly, more money is being extracted from rich people who clearly have too much
The flaw in your argument is "credit cards", which allows any wahoo with sufficient credit limit to drown themselves (and then complain to the government about getting fleeced).
why isn't it GOP policy to buy up the toys and force people to pay more?
Because there's no forcing people to buy non-essentials.
and then reselling them at outrageous markups.
If all of the resold toys are bought at the outrageous markup, then that's what they should have been priced in the first place.
Instead, Schumer should be bitching and complaining about idiot parents who pay that much for Fingerlings. I say that acts like this make people unfit to be parents. and that there's a strong case that their children should be taken away.
(Where these kids should be placed is left as an exercise for the reader.)
Four times per year, with numerous other 300 km round trips.
And, like @magzteel, there's a shocking number of people who make one hour -- or more -- commutes every day.
"The maximum NEDC range of the Nissan e-NV200 is 106 miles"
LOL. That won't even get close to cutting it on our (one day, one way) 1000 km drive this Christmas.
How much does an electric minivan cost, what's it's passenger capacity, and how much does it cost?
"North Dakota" (90% white) was my first thought...
There aren't going to be many null pointer dereference errors in COBOL-85 and FORTRAN-77...
Operating systems and programs may be wrote in inherently less secure languages such as C/C++, and it may even be for good reasons
Or bad reasons like Comp Sci elitist "I'm so smart, I'm not going to fuck up" snobbery.
Ada FTW!!!
Nah, it's Comp Sci snobbery.
Bad design choices
Like choosing to use insecure-by-design languages.
The vast majority of security bugs would disappear if languages like Ada, PL/1, FORTRAN and COBOL were used instead.
Typical libertarian.
ProTip: Marxists aren't the only ones who are delusional about human nature.
Nothing you wrote disagrees with what I wrote.
Of course, academic Marxists *are* delusional...
Anyone who know a whit of history knows that an "open platform that allows anyone to share information, access opportunities and collaborate across geographical boundaries" is completely contrary to human nature and the economics it creates.
The stuff I (used to) buy from walmart.com is the grocery stuff I wouldn't expect to buy from Amazon.
I did notice two weeks ago that Wally has increased online prices compared to in-store, and figured that shipping cost was the reason.
I bet he was a trans-man. (Or woman; I keep forgetting which is which...)
That would be 90% of women, and 0% of men.
Whether they liked patchouli or crewcuts they'd be flipping the f*** out over the idea that Russian agents were (or are) "working" for some aspect of the highest office in this country.
Nah. Uncle Joe was sorely misunderstood, and Communists really care for the oppressed, unlike the hated Yankees. Che Guevara and Fidel Castro are my heroes, and the Maryknoll Sisters are my heroines.
It's been a long time since I watched FNC. What are some examples of farcically untrue stuff that it broadcasts?
Exactly.
Whenever I see an "shocking" article about Russia, my first thought is, "Why the shock that countries work for their own interest and against their enemies?"
Yeah, exactly...