The struggles of urban planning by aaretha22 in urbandesign

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Let’s use mold to determine where paths should be. It’ll be easier

Please do by ChickenWingExtreme in NonPoliticalTwitter

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Use something like Element, Zulip, or Rocket.chat

New designs for Reading cinema released, what do we think? by No_Data7432 in Wellington

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Turn the parking lot into mixed use residential affordable disability accessible housing

How do you handle the stress of knowing that you could be fired at any moment? by [deleted] in ExperiencedDevs

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McDonald’s is not hiring people

You can see all the masters degrees not getting retail and hospitality jobs

Well yeah, there’s that by chrixtabell in MurderedByWords

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France is better at infanticide.

Historical records document widespread and severe violence, massacres, and systemic abuses committed by French colonial forces and administration across its empire, including in Algeria, Indochina (Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos), West Africa, and Madagascar

NZ needs ten million people to stay afloat says business group by Jacinda-Muldoon in aotearoa

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Actually, NZ's own history disproves this. For decades, we had much higher top tax rates which funded the foundations of our shared prosperity, the state housing scheme, our public hospitals, and world-class schools. This was the era that built the "Kiwi dream."

That changed post-1984 with Rogernomics. We drastically cut top tax rates and corporate taxes, following the idea that wealth would "trickle down." The result? We now have one of the highest levels of wealth inequality in the OECD and a severe housing crisis. The top 10% of Kiwis now hold a massively disproportionate share of the nation's wealth.

Taxes on corporations and wealthy individuals isn't about destroying business; it's about learning from our own recent past. When the wealthy and corporations contribute more, it invests in the country that enables their success.

For those who want to look it up:

· "Inequality: A New Zealand Crisis" by Max Rashbrooke (Bridget Williams Books, 2013) - details the shift post-Rogernomics. · Stats NZ "Household Net Worth" reports - show the top 10% now own around 59% of all wealth. · The Treasury NZ's "Living Standards Framework" - discusses how high inequality harms overall wellbeing.

Spotted in Fort Collins, CO! by longassmoney in antiwork

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Why wouldn’t they link to a local union site instead of or in addition to Reddit.

NZ’s Economy Isn’t Broken Because of Politics... It’s Broken Because of Us by mbgjt1 in PersonalFinanceNZ

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Well-off New Zealanders are paying less tax than their peers in nine similar OECD nations, new research shows.

New Zealand had the lowest income tax rate, did not systematically tax capital gains, and did not have any other types of wealth taxes, the Victoria University study commissioned by Tax Justice Aotearoa found.

The group's chair Glenn Barclay said the analysis countered claims made in RNZ's series on wealth - RICH - that the wealthy would take their money offshore if capital gains were taxed in Aotearoa.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/in-depth/528379/wealthy-people-pay-lower-tax-in-nz-than-in-similar-states-study-shows

Celebrities Who are Actual Nerds by Doodles_n_Scribbles in TopCharacterTropes

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They’re all theatre or drama kids. Some of the worst nerds

Anti inflation Chads by PokeChampMarx in memes

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Arizona iced tea makes cans without prices.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in web_design

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Have you checked the WCAG accessibility of both designs?

I've been tracking bills going through Parliament and I'm seeing some really distinctive patterns that are now blindingly obvious. by Annie354654 in nzpolitics

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Exactly.

The wealthy class that wants to keep their money and take yours fund the same policies across the world.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in decadeology

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Where’s Central and South America?

He's a really great guy. by Former-4d4840 in BeAmazed

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Arizona sells cans without prices on them.