I get the feeling, but surely there are people who work there without the education or financial cushion to take a risk on leaving.

What is your position on those people?

Argentina is becoming an increasingly interesting case study on how economic policy affects everyday life of a population.

Ah, thank you for explaining.

Donald Trump is America’s medicine and we’re going to have to drink it all

What did you mean by this? Care to elaborate?

More like confirmation bias. People only remember when their prayers “solved” a situation that surely wouldn’t resolve itself either way, but forget the million others where it failed.

Guess the mayor forgot he was supposed to find an alternative mode of transportation so customers can “hang out at the expensive boutiques”.

I’m not even complaining, just pointing out the obvious, even though I understand why it’s the way it is.

As the other commenter said in a reply to this, people are quick to complain about a better solution just because it isn’t perfect. But I’m not complaining because frankly I don’t care that much.

I’m not from NYC, I’m not from the USA and I’m not even from that continent.

It’s cool Zohran won the election, you guys should celebrate his feats and criticise his faults.

Still only corporate platforms unfortunately.

He could livestream to multiple platforms.

Personally I’d enjoy a stream to any federated/open source platform like peertube.

What definition would you use?

Not socialist, social-democracies.

Absolutely, I could have worded it better.

Socialism is defined by “the ownership of the means of production by the working class, in a transition to communism”.

There’s some debate about whether cooperatives satisfy this criteria.

What you seem to be describing is a social-democracy, where there’s still the common capitalist dynamics and class interest contradictions, but with the conflict reduced somewhat by appeasing the majority with a social safety net.

They were never socialist, they’ve always been social-democracies, that’s quite a difference even though there’s some shared ideological roots.

That makes a lot of sense and seems the most obvious answer.

Ah then your comment makes sense. In Europe the closest we have are the Linux laptops from Tuxedo, which I’ve heard are pretty repairable, but not really upgradeable.

They are sold in Europe, don’t worry.

They are sold in Europe, no need to wait!

Their mercenaries were famous throughout Europe and the dependency of the great European powers on those mercenaries led to Switzerland being left mostly in peace.

That’s what I’ve read, but I’d love to be corrected.

Depends on wind conditions