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Steven Hamilton

SHamiltonian

The switch from stamp duty (housing transaction tax) to land tax is often framed as a no-brainer. But there’s an underdiscussed trade-off that goes to the heart of a key

David Neiwert

DavidNeiwert

1) A (video) lesson in recent history:Donald Trump's first big splash politics came in April 2011, on ABC's The View: He pissed off everyone by promoting the hoax "Birther" theories

Adam Payne

adampayne26

Gove: UK will work with the EU “over the coming days to fix the difficulties” that have arisen from the NI Protocol. He says officials will “work calmly” and “at

Sara Place

drsplace

Ruminants, whether wild or domestic, convert (or rather the microbes hanging out in their stomachs do) a fraction of the carbon in into methane (CH4), a gas with a

Eddie Du

Edourdoo

» How the U.S. Military Came to Embrace the Confederate Flag - The Atlantichttps://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/06/how-us-military-came-embrace-confederate-flag/613027/ As American forces took over Pacific Islands or European tow

Josephine Cashman

Josieamycashman

Can anyone explain this? And so why was this man appointed into positions in Aboriginal affairs? #SaveTheChildrenWorldWide #SAVETHECHILDERN #children #childrenarethefuture -I'm angry. No wonder they didn't want to address the

the dislocating GM🦓 Talin in Idle Champions 13/1♿

mustangsart

Look, I don't hate CDPR. I don't. But a brief scene in Witcher 1 and a throwaway 'looks like rain' line indicates that they knew Geralt's knee should still be

Jess Miers

jess_miers

These suggestions for what the Biden Admin should do about #Section230 sound good on paper but in reality (and in practice), none of them will help reach any meaningful objectives.

Leah

9BillionTigers

White women, in the absence of racialization, sometimes racialize womanhood itself, deliberately ignoring that many womanhoods are already racialized. The phrase "white feminism" calls this out as white, rather than

gaming disorder pawg

roun_sa_ville

There are 3 historical narratives about Hiroshima and Nagasaki that emerge roughly in chronological order: the "heroic" narrative, the "tragic" narrative, and the "apocalyptic" narrative. The "heroic"

Daniel

DanielSmith1022

Ok. Who's ready for a thread? A breakdown of South Korea v Italy from the 2002 World Cup: Was Italy "cheated" as bad as people want us to think or

Robbie Gramer

RobbieGramer

Wow: Morocco has agreed to normalize ties with Israel. As part of the agreement, the United States will recognize Morocco's sovereignty over the Western Saharahttps://www.jpost.com/israel-news/israel-morocco-agree-to-normalize-relations

Don Purser 🇺🇸🇺🇸

DGPurser

SHOCKING!Information released by Ukraine details corruption by their people and by the Bidens, John Kerry, and many others here.This involves BILLIONS!There is no doubt that the billions going to other

Strange Facts

StrangeFactoid

A weird history thread. 1. Shrek was inspired by a real person, Maurice Tillet, who was a French professional wrestler. I'm sure you can see the resemblance. 2. In the

Tony Reali

TonyReali

I was moved watching the anthem this weekend in the @NWSL. I also was torn. I thought this piece from @lgbtqfc I referenced on @AroundtheHorn got to the bottom of

megan squire

MeganSquire0

This @CNET article muses about violent right-wing extremist groups flourishing on Facebook. Let's go into the top 5 reasons why, since folks who study this stuff have been throwing warning

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