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Bus Explodes In Sweden
Top tip: Don't put explosive things on top of high buses.
A Better Way to Tax the Rich
Yes, widespread poverty, largely because of insane wealth inequality. (I'll elaborate if you wish) The rich had plenty to eat, and as the dismissive "let them eat cake" implied, had no concern for those who didn't. It was that disparity paired with the dismissal of the peasants plight by the ruling class that tipped a bad situation into civil war/revolt, imo.
Yes, poor are going hungry in the United States, maybe not starving to death often, but suffering to death from ailments caused by the only diets they can afford, which barely qualify as food. No, it's not to the extent of 1700 France, but we wouldn't tolerate anywhere near those conditions today, so that argument is ludicrous.
The real poor in America don't have roofs or electricity, where are these TV'S they're parked in front of exactly? The homeless problem is growing exponentially...those are the real poor surfs in this analogy, not just people like me who can live fine on $15k a year.
Yes, I have heard of the French Revolution. You seem to imply that the main cause was wealth inequality, but you have not offered any reason as to why you think that.
Many believe that the biggest contributor to the French Revolution was widespread poverty. Peasants were starving.
This condition does not exist today. Especially in the US, the poor are not suffering in the same way they were in France in the mid 1700's.
In France, it was necessary to riot in order to eat. Today's poor in the US have a hard time getting up from their TV sets.
Mordhaus (Member Profile)
Your video, No one tips at fast food places, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
So this is a thing in Russia
How are you supposed to tip them?
Mordhaus (Member Profile)
The tip-off was that it didn't sound very Nordic... and then, hang on, that's French. Canadian French... and then one quick google later and oh yeah, Canada.
fixed,thanks
Cheltenham Festival Preview 2019 | Day 1
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Cheltenham Festival Preview 2019 | Day 1
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"The Taste of Kent" cigarette commercial from the 60s
Ba-dum bum.
Tip your waitresses, folks.
Hmmm... I once heard Tennessee Ernie Ford say he had to fix a flat tar on his car. Not the same thing I suppose.
Playing The Last of Us
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Vicious Dog Pack Attack
I quite like what they do in India. Incentives for men to get the snip, and whatever the equivalent procedure is for women. E.g. get a vasectomy, and the government buys you a new car.
No more accidental children (which is what makes up the majority of births). You can imagine that most people taking this offer up are typically going to be people who should not be having children, so it's a huge win for humanity.
Also externalising pregnancy to incubators would ensure that career focused families need not miss out on having children - particularly if they have their sperm and eggs frozen before they are sterilized. They can then have healthy cells ready for when they are ready, providing their children with a better environment to grow up in...... Without the health concerns for the mother, and without the health concerns for the baby (like alcohol and smoking while pregnant, or even mothers with type 2 diabetes, which is a huge problem these days because of what it does to the fetus).
Fewer bad parents, and a larger amount of deserving parents would really tip the scales for a better future in just a couple of generations.
How This Two-Wheeled Car Uses A Disk To Balance
Double-Promoting this video back to the front page; last published Friday, December 28th, 2018 3:05am PST - doublepromote requested by newtboy.
Motorcycles in the future will not tip over. Lit Motors has been added as a related post - related requested by newtboy.
self-balancing electric motorcycle has been added as a related post - related requested by newtboy.
Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by newtboy.
Adding video to channels (Engineering) - requested by newtboy.
How This Two-Wheeled Car Uses A Disk To Balance
*doublepromote some *quality weird *engineering
I think this has been reimagined by lit motors
*related=https://videosift.com/video/Motorcycles-in-the-future-will-not-tip-over-Lit-Motors
*related=https://videosift.com/video/self-balancing-electric-motorcycle
Obama, Mueller and the Biggest Scam in American History
"I don't live like liberals in a 5000 sq. ft. mansion." Lol. Yeah, because clearly average lefty liberals are the conspicuous consumers building Mcmansions, not those pure of heart selfless angels who put people before profit and find ostentatiousness ugly on the far right. *facepalm
So yep, he's a snarky lying tool or a total delusional nut job. You pick.
Either way, it's not worth my worthless time to watch for 36 minutes to come to the same conclusion....that he's just another hyper partisan liar making up any irrational nonsense he thinks excuses Trump. He tipped his hand in under one minute.
Not a tool, just a the facts of the players and a pleasurable time line of events.
Who Invented Metal?
I tend to agree. However, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida and Born to Be Wild are really close to tipping the scale in my head from "hard rock" to "metal". The cover of Summertime Blues mentioned in the video, not so much (at least to my ear).
Anyway, it is cool to see/hear some of the early influences that got things going in the direction of the music that I love, even if none of them jump out and make me say "now THAT is metal" like Sabbath.
1970, Sabbath. That is all.
notarobot (Member Profile)
Tip of the hat to you, sir.
*quality *promote