It can be difficult for coops to play on the capitalist market.

A company with a top-down hierarchy can make decisions much faster than an organization where the decisions are made ground up through internal democratic policies. The democratic process also very likely limits the co-op from doing shady stuff.

It’s possible though, but it requires a really good community backing.

Send away. Yeah. Send away. Just fucking send it.

Driving manual is not difficult, but unlike the opposite scenario, it’s not something you can learn with only short instructions.

It does take time to develop the motor skills in order do it without thinking about it. The practice wlll take maybe an afternoon or two if you do nothing else. I’d advise you to do it over more than one day to allow yourself to sleep on it and come back at it

Once you’ve learned it, you’ll never think about it again though.

All military parades are ridiculously embarrassing.

I remember when they used to air the annual Scottish tattoo on tv.

I mean, it’s probably fun for anyone who participates or has a hard on for bagpipes, but for the rest of the world, it’s a ridiculous event where an audience shows up to watch men in uniform walk in beat and show their rifles in sync. It’s like square dancing, but only for men, and longer guns.

Good thing that I can switch channels, so I can watch syncronized swimming from the Olympics instead. I like their uniforms better.

Sure thing. This post is about Denmark though, where the nuclear power has been banned by hippies in the 80s, and the same old idiots now decline expanding solar power because they prefer to look at fields of manure instead of solar panels.

Money isn’t the issue.

Nimby’ism is preventing the expansion of solar and wind. Nimby’ism will also prevent the building of a large nuclear plant.

I hope the change of law will enable more research on modern nuclear power.

They closed down all, about 1400 small farms, in 2020.

The ban was removed in 2023. 6 larger farms have reopened since then, comparable to 15 of the previous farms.

It was a total shit show, but at least the clean up forced all the skeletons out of the closet.

It’s like that chip tune webpage where the entire track is encoded in the url.

My grandfather made it a point to lift everyone until he couldn’t get then off the ground anymore.

Ah shit, I thought it was OC. Whatever. The bar is pretty low, huh?

And? What happens next?

I acknowledge your feeling at this moment. However, politics are decisions about the future. Will you welcome them then? Will you accept their votes on your side at the next election?

They’re misled idiots for sure, but there’s no benefits in keeping them in that position just out of spite.

It’s a different culture altogether, where a job is expected"for life", which also makes it difficult to quit a job. People are literally hiring other people to deliver their resignation notices because it’s impossible to do in person.

Unions are gangs. Companies are gangs. Any group of people larger than 2 is a gang.

The difference is that unions are democratic, while companies (and criminal gangs) are top down hierarchy.

It’s going to fluctuate a lot on it’s way down.

The people who bought it for a high price will also buy at lower prices to get a better average in total. These kinds purchases will increase the price for no other reason and self fulfill the option to sell the total at a slightly higher average than rock bottom. It’s a (risky) way to cut the losses. Many people are probably still holding on to the overpriced stocks. With these things combined, existing investors can maintain an artificial high price. However, unless new investors start buying, it’ll slowly but steadily lose value over time as existing investors manage to seep out.

You could use your ticket money to pay off your mortgage, so all of your spendings are costing you the same interest at minimum.

So if you have a mortgage, you’re not supposed to buy anything until the house is paid off?

The guy bankrupts everything he touches. Go ahead, take down the church.

This question is really wide. You’ll have to narrow down what the challenge really is.

Start by doing a mind map on a piece of paper.

You’ll need one for the product, but you’ll also need one for the business.

Once our have the entire idea spread out like that, you can start researching the things you don’t know or contact people who do know those specifics.

People ought to deny ICE service for a start. Anyone in their vicinity can contribute and nothing is too small.

If they want anything from you, it’s your duty to make sure they can’t have it.

If they order a sandwich, they should be told the sandwich maker is broken today. Every day. If they need a car repair, that part will take six months to arrive. When they pay for electricity, their payment was misplaced. Their garages should be blocked by parked cars. The garbage truck should accidentally drive past their property again this week. Etc.

Don’t be an ICE collaborator.

The title is sort of misleading.

He’s coding the game by playing guitar.