Garbrandt should be a tad better, I guess, but my gut says that Kelleher will clip him and Cody's chin will fail.
Da ist Google Translate wohl etwas zu förmlich unterwegs -> "What is the expected frequency of your future video posts" führt zu diesem Kunstwerk. Aber ehrlich gesagt klingt das selbst im Englischen so bescheuert unauthentisch, dass ich mir schwer vorstellen kann, wie dadurch Interaktionen in die Höhe schießen.
(Ich hoffe, ich bin mit dem Profilbild nicht zu nah am NSFW-Verbot.)
Hier geht's übrigens zur zitierten Studie: https://www.netzwerk-steuergerechtigkeit.de/milliardenvermoegen/
Lol I was spelling him with the "ß" as well at first, but on Tapology and Wikipedia is is just the single "s" as well.
Wow, that's a nice statement win after four losses in five fights!
I never liked watching Stoltzfus but he is throwing some power shots today.
Yes, somehow the barrier to actually engaging with others is lost in the fediverse. The guilt of posting on Reddit has been swapped by some strange feeling of obligation and/or pride when posting on here.
I made an effort to interact with one community in particular to get it going and it actually started getting a tad more lively recently. So maybe there's hope if we play our parts.
Hier der Link zum Bericht des EU Tax Observatory, der im Artikel besprochen wird: https://www.taxobservatory.eu/publication/global-tax-evasion-report-2024/
Und ganz am Rande: Ich merke, dass es mir so langsam auf den Keks geht, dass man im Oktober 2023 seinen Bericht schon als 2024er-bericht titulieren muss, um langfristig Relevanz zu suggerieren. Meine NGO macht diese Dinge aus denselben Gründen und mir fällt auch keine Lösung ein, aber was Hartmut Rosa wohl dazu sagen würde...
Don't forget the two fence grabs...
China has risen way less in terms of GDP per capita, even using power purchasing parity estimates. Japan is at 52k $, China only at 23k (Wikipedia).
I cannot ultimately judge this but the common wisdom about the Chinese social contract seems to be that the citizens get comparatively high economic security for comparatively low civil liberties. And while China's pro-poor growth has certainly been more than impressive historically, I am not sure that the comparatively still low incomes especially in the inner parts of China are sufficient to maintain this social contract if growth does really slow down significantly.
Edit: I agree in general though that the state of Japan is probably not be as bad as it is made out to be in the article.
...and still he didn't.
Deserved the loss on this abomination alone