sharedburdens

are the libs finally discussing the millennium challenge over 20 years later

This guy is about ready for a standing ovation in Canadian parliament

what's worse is there's many, many families renting in these high cost of living areas, in a permanent state of paying mortgage payment amounts just to rent in squalor so they can live nearer where they work deeper in the metro area.

I want to read more of the thought from that time period, because it definitely seems to coincide with the Americans having nuclear weapons at a time when the soviets didn't- I can see the rationale to not want to be contesting something that is so essential that it risks a wider war, but by getting bluffed into inaction they effectively surrendered in the long run.

if it wasn't the 50s , but 1946 I would actually send weapons and support to the Greek civil war. absolutely headass maneuver. without the Tito/Stalin split things would have looked very different going into the 50s

whenever I play as the Soviet Union in hoi4 I always purge krushchev, just on principle

effective interest rates were like 7% for a while, max fha loan is like $720,000 so anyone buying a house in the last year is paying like $4500/mo conservatively

He should make and sell them to all sorts of rich dumbasses first. Bonus points if it also locks when it ignites

I just cut my spiro back because of the same thing!

goat@sh.itjust.works is constantly dropping transphobic comments, I would stop being a vegan just to turn them personally into kebab

And we can get 90% of that value without a single human stepping foot on the given body

Considering the toll long-term low gravity takes on people it's almost certain that's going to be the case. Having human habitats there is a lot of unnecessary complexity, but maintaining healthy humans in those conditions is categorically worse.