Mojave
joined 2 years ago
DEI also includes protecting people with disabilities, and veterans from getting skipped over in the hiring process. Those have nothing to do with race. Do veterans deserve to get shit canned too?
I guess we'll find out once the world is kind
I don't believe in this shit so don't blow up my inbox.
In alt right memelord places, it's more about the mass produced, low quality bullshit that gets peddled (by the global Jewish cabal) to the common man (Non Jewish people) to get them addicted. It means food yeah, like lil Debbie's and McDonalds, but also shit like marvel movies and Taylor Swift, and whatever else is popular (aka WOKE).
Kaiju
Where did this question even come from???
That fact of "eliminating hunger for 216" years is also very likely not taking into account how much devaluation will happen once you dump about 2 trillion stagnant dollars into the economy, Mansa Musa style. The actual dollar value that is given from Billionaires to everybody else won't matter so much on a global hunger logistics scale once every civilian has been paid out.
The fact is that straight up puncturing all of the money directly out of a BILLIONAIRE all at once won't entirely and suddenly solve all of the problems you can ponder. It will still take time, effort, and lots of work from everyone in the production/supply chain. Although that work we all need to do will be a lot less stressful with plenty of food on the table and cheap houses on the market.
Idk maybe it's just my area, but there's about a dozen of these on Facebook market place right now for me: 
The mileage is "high", about the same as what I bought mine at (140,000), but it's a civic. Do basic car maintenance on time, and it will live for twice that many miles. If OP wants to hit me up, I'll help them look for something in their area or straight up get them in touch with one of the people selling near me. I'm down to road trip the car to them if it's less than like 8 hours away too
Edit: JK that shit says euros, can't drive to you sorry lmao
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