Là, y'a double-double faute: Le client qui commande, l'imprimeur qui ne corrige pas et qui livre ainsi puis, à nouveau, le client qui fout çà dans sa vitrine...
Même pas un graffer pour marquer, 'mettons...
J'arrive juste pas à croire que ce soit même pensable!
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Of course they hate South Korea.
South Korea actually knows how to deal with fascist dictators.
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Japan ‘on verge of no longer functioning’ after birth rate plummets to record new low
Japan’s birth rate plummets to lowest in 125 years
Japan saw record 1.6 million deaths last year as births marked a 5% fallShweta Sharma (The Independent)
The biggest issue that no one ever wants to talk about is ....
... it's isn't about the QUANTITY of life
.... it's about the QUALITY of life.
If people are able to have a comfortable, stable and prosperous life, with plenty of their own free time to enjoy without worrying about losing everything then they'll make time and an effort to have a family and children.
If all our wealthy overlords ever want to do is squeeze every penny out of us all the time, then people will be less likely to want to have children.
It also strongly correlates to women's rights and access to education. The more educated women are, the less likely they are to have a lot of kids.
blogs.worldbank.org/en/health/…
It's why you see a renewed attack on women in some developed countries, especially in the US.
Here's what happened in America.
In the 1960s the "Women's Lib" movement started. They got a lot of press coverage because it was a good stroy, but didn't actually change things a lot.
In 1973 the Oil Embargo hit and suddenly one job wasn't enough for the family to survive. Lots of wives had to go out and look for work to keep paying the bills.
The Right has been lying that women getting jobs is what destroyed the one income family.
Tying the mortgage repayment rate to the median salary of a single individual would go some way towards fixing things then, but that would mean putting price caps on houses which would devalue the currency and also need anti-cartel laws (eg. Laws mandating a maximum amount of homes one can own, as cartels might see artificially low prices as an opportunity to buy up more houses).
Artificially constraining parts of banking and all of residential real estate is likely to have other unforeseen effects on the economy, but may still be worth it.
Another alternative is starting a state bank in which citizens can be part of a rent-to-own mortgage, with minimum but achievable life time repayments. If they don't meet those minimum payments, the house is sold and the profit from the sale is portioned out between the state bank and the mortgage payer in proportion to how much % they paid off.
That's a win win, as theyre probably getting a big cash payment when struggling, and the state bank then gets to relist the home.
How do you put price caps on houses? They vary so much in price depending on location. A shack in San Francisco costs the same as a mansion in the middle of nowhere.
No this kind of centralized approach is doomed to fail. We’re much better off with Georgism with a land value tax and the total repeal of zoning laws. People should be able to build what they want, where they want, and the land value tax captures the increases in property values as a result. When a neighbourhood becomes too expensive to afford for single family households it gets converted into apartments.
All of our housing problems come from meddlesome local politicians, their NIMBY supporters, awful zoning laws and easements, and a terrible property tax system which disincentivizes development. A very simple land value tax system along with the total removal of local politicians’ power over housing development solves all of these issues.
People should be able to build what they want, where they want
I’ll be sure to build a toxic waste dump right beside your house.
Sure, if you can pass the environmental requirements. And of course if any of the toxic waste leaks onto my property I’m gonna sue you for everything you’ve got.
It’s not city hall zoning laws stopping you from building toxic waste dumps. When I said people should be able to build what they want, I was talking about mixed density housing and mixed use / light commercial.
There are some good people here on Lemmy but my god are there an awful lot of obtuse, blockheaded teenagers! Get a clue!
Sure, if you can pass the environmental requirements. And of course if any of the toxic waste leaks onto my property I’m gonna sue you for everything you’ve got.
Good news! Trump is not only rolling back environmental regulations, but dismantling them entirely. Which means pretty soon, you will have no legal recourse whatsoever to any toxic waste that leaches onto your property.
And yes, my business would very much be a “light commercial” business.
In the context of Capitalism, sure, Japan is in trouble.
But then again, any system that demands infinite growth within a finite system has a biological parallel… in cancer. Yes, capitalism is economic cancer.
Japan has a bright future in front of it, if it can successfully pioneer an effective degrowth system that prioritizes the lives of people over Paraiste-Class profits.
Inside capitalism, people aren’t having children because captialism isn’t giving them the economic capability to do so.
The west’s population boom in the 50s to 80s only occurred because a single wage earner could, with a high school education and a wage just a little over minimum wage, be able to own a decent home, have a non-working SAH spouse, several kids, two cars in the driveway, and still have enough left over for a decent holiday once a year as well as save generously for retirement.
This all got stolen from these latest generations. What 90+% of the population was once capable of achieving is now only (largely) available to less than 20% of GenZ. A large proportion have given up on retirement, home ownership, or children. And this is WITH degrees and extensive career experience.
If you want to solve population crashes, start with income inequality: start taxing the wealthy and bring back a 90+% top tax rate. Get this money back into the hands of people who actually generate that wealth, and families will follow.
NEW: In an essay, Ann Nguyen writes about her decades-long, torturous relationship with her Vietnamese mom and food.
"The thinner I was, the closer we became, bonded by our body dysmorphia and desire to hit the forever-moving bullseye of the abstract concept of “the perfect body” imagined by a society that knew it did not truly exist."
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Perspective: Forgiving My Almond Mom
Eating disorders in Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) communities are underreported and understudied, alongside other mental health issues.Ann Nguyen (The Xylom)
bne IntelliNews – Death toll from North Macedonia nightclub fire reaches 59
The death toll from the devastating fire that engulfed a night club in Kocani, North Macedonia, early on March 16 has risen to 59, with the majority of victims aged between 14 and 24, authorities confirmed on March 16.BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Massive state clampdown on UK campus protests against Gaza genocide
Massive state clampdown on UK campus protests against Gaza genocide
The repression of students protesting Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza is being mounted as a co-ordinated operation between university management, the police, including counter-terrorism units, and the highest levels of the state.World Socialist Web Site
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Nigeria is pioneering the development of small, off-grid solar panel installations to bring reliable electricity to remote communities — setting a model for other African countries.
Learn more about this in our recent article republished by Popular Science.
#apparition : the act of becoming visible
- French: Apparition
- German: die Erscheinung
- Italian: apparizione
- Portuguese: aparição
- Spanish: aparición
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Utah Was a Rare Red State to Champion Mail Voting. That Era Is Likely Ending. - Bolts
Inspired by the architects of Project 2025, the Utah legislature adopted a Republican bill to end universal mail voting and impose new restrictions on absentee ballots.Daniel Nichanian (Bolts)
The hosts of Acid Horizon invited me on again to join them for a discussion about once (possibly principled?) libertarian and now basically just MAGA-adjacent hard-right figure Peter Theil. Here's the new episode
pod.link/1512615438/episode/fd…
Acid Horizon
Acid Horizon and Inner Experience theory podcasts. Metaphysics, ethics, politics, critical theory, phenomenology, and beyond.pod.link
Thousands displaced as Israel continues fighting in West Bank
Thousands displaced as Israel continues fighting in West Bank - CBS News Watch CBS News As the ceasefire in Gaza remains shaky, Israel is still carrying out what it calls Operation Iron Wall in the West Bank.BYTESEU (Bytes Europe)
Northern B.C. researchers creating queer history documentary and archive for region
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/northern-bc-queer-2slgtbq-history-1.7485234?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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B.C. police watchdog called after RCMP shoot, injure man suspected of carrying a gun
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/iio-investigate-police-involved-shooting-in-penticton-1.7485250?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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in reply to redj 18 • • •Deepl traduit "a lour" par : "une lourde" (une porte). Peut-être que l'imprimeur s'est dit que son client voulait vendre une porte.....
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in reply to redj 18 • • •Mon avis est davantage tourné vers l’ignorance de la langue et de la culture du pays d’accueil… tant par le client que par l’imprimeur…Mais merci pour l’humour!
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