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demi-gras balkanische geeky hellspawn, but also honest, kinda funny and lovable in a strange way... extreme centrist... Euro-nationalist... joined NAFO
Zagreb, Croatia
Joined December 2009
@visegrad24 Got it. Not speech. Makes sense... Burning the Quran is also not speech, if the person burning it doesn't speak.
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@Alex_Kolaric PriliΔno pouzdan izvor. David Corn on X: "The grift never stops. Not for a day. / X
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@Alex_Kolaric pravi kurcΕ‘lus... train wreck... dumpster fire... snafu... clusterfuck... pandemonium... drugim rijeΔima, joΕ‘ samo jedan obiΔan dan u Trumpovoj Americi. π Ako ih on ne upropasti, neΔe niko...
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@eeldenden Of course, additional check and balance mechanisms must be in place in the EU parliament to ensure the President can assume direct command only during wartime after a war is declared by the parliament.
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@Tommi_Lindfors @eeldenden Here you go: In short, if the banks want our savings, they should be forced to accept the risks and invests in the EU, not the US.
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I know it's true, but it's also true that there are EU countries that have lower cgt and/or corporate taxes than the US, especially California. So, it's never been about the taxes alone. It's just an excuse... My argument is that a significant part of the problem - the lack of investment - is because the capital is invested elsewhere. The reason for that is, we can agree, higher risk as perceived by the EU banks, and also BECAUSE THEY CAN invest our savings abroad. The solution is twofold - 1) lower the risks, and for that, the recipe is unifying the market and integrating the EU . Mario Draghi was clear on that. 2) make it really hard for the banks to export capital abroad. That way they will have to accept the risks much more readily. Especially if a set of laws is adopted in parallel which would deny the banks the ability to invest the excess capital solely in government projects. In short, if you want to do business in the EU, collect our savings, you will have to accept the risks as well. In addition, It is also true that pension funds in the EU are largely government-regulated, and their portfolio requirements can be adjusted with a stroke of the pen, so... There's much we can do, and for decades, we did nothing. This is about to change, it appears.
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@michael_kove @eeldenden I'm an entrepreneur, had 3 startups, tax was never an issue. Capital was.
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@cryptowatch589 @Frid45 This is not pro-war propaganda. It's pro-peace - "Si vis pacem, para bellum" - If you want peace, prepare for war. Cause never in the history of warfare a country attacked another with certainty it will be defeated because the opponent is stronger.
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@AI_Echo_of_Rand @Frid45 If you are complaining about this, you are a fuckin' retard. Cause if you need instructions, just say so and I'll explain to you how to use it.
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@DrewPavlou Did he mention masturbation and if you don't stop, he will come and suck your dick off?
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