weberer
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Comment · 4 days ago
Comment · 5 days ago
I don't think you understand the graph. This is what percentage of income comes from wages. So for every dollar that people earned as income on their tax sheet, 42% was listed as coming from wages. The other 58% comes from other sources like non-wage employer compensation, rental income, private business income, etc.
You can see the breakdown of the categories here:
Comment · 6 days ago
Independent in the sense that they're not part of the corporate media.
Comment · 8 days ago
>I don't know about anything about open drug markets
Search "Kensington, Philadelphia" on Youtube. Its pretty crazy.
Comment · 8 days ago
New Hampshire is pretty great. That may be due to them having some of the lowest crime rates in the country to begin with.
Comment · 9 days ago
>The DA (District Attorney) is elected, so they love to cite their tough-on-crime statistics.
Its the opposite nowadays. The current meta is to advertise yourself as light on crime. So you get to the point where Philadelphia has an open-air drug market filled with fentanyl, the DA was actually impeached for dereliction of duty by the Pennsylvania house of representatives, and Philadelphians STILL re-elected him with over 75% of the vote.
Comment · 9 days ago
They don't brick consoles. They just ban the console from online play.
Comment · 11 days ago
>unaligned behavior
The problem is that it is aligned behavior. The aligners in this case are just malicious.
Comment · 13 days ago
The party who foreclosed the house and is currently selling it. Who else could it be?
Comment · 13 days ago
>Is Florida the worst state for HOA foreclosures?
>Florida ranks 1st of the states on HOA Spy for foreclosure suits brought by associations, with 10,296 of 14,168. The count depends on which courts are indexed in each state as well as on the associations, so it is a count of records, not a rate.
Florida is known for having the strongest "sunshine" laws in the country, that make government records transparent. That makes this statistic pretty useless.
Comment · 14 days ago
What's the point of normalizing per capita for the destination country?
Comment · 15 days ago
Its actually down slightly from its peak in 2024 according to the article.
Comment · 15 days ago
Why bring the EU and "European laws" into this when talking about sovereignty? This was a decision by the Netherlands. We should be talking about Dutch laws.
Finland's power grid stats are open to the public. You can click the month view to see how the different power sources fluctuate.
https://www.fingrid.fi/en/electricity-market/power-system/
Also fun fact: a lot of solar panels in Finland are mounted vertically to walls rather than rooftops. That's because we're so far north that the sun just hangs around the horizon rather than going directly overhead. You end up catching more sunlight pointing directly south.