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Can only agree. Cars don’t belong in the city. They’re loud, polluting, take up unnecessary space, kill walkers and bicyclists, and so on.

Well, I dunno, I’ve lived there. But ok, just ignore it from someone who has experienced it themselves…

yeah mate, and you only mentioned the “waterfall” part afterward.

anyway, i might be crazy but calling others “cunts” while the others don’t insult you – who then is the obnoxious one? I ain’t calling names… nobody is attacking you, only your arguments.

you’re not in control of the supply lmao, the oil and coal companies are

i’m talking about you, just in case you didn’t know that

if like birdwing says that switzerland can do it in rural areas too, then others can do so too

this dude emanates mad toxic insecure energy fr

Your option sucks more though, you can’t go there if your fuel runs out. You have to pay and maintain your car for a cost much higher… also, that’s pretty damn rude bro.

Find an independent place that focuses on research of whether investments are green or not, and which respect human rights.

Some banks provide a transparency list of what they invest in. ASN Bank and Triodos for example would be relatively decent candidates.

I wish there were an investment list though, of DUWOCS (decentralised, unionised and worker-owned co-ops), so that we could pool our strength into those.

A possibility would be non-voting, non-tradeable and worker-preferred shares, where outside investors only get a bit of the profit back. Public loan funds are another option, that loan out money to those cooperatives and then pay back return on interest to you, in the form of e.g. paying something for you that you need (like a sort of coupon) to improve your life standards.

Part of the returns then also could go to spreading worker-owned cooperatives, and gathering them into federations of those.

That could motivate a move toward a gift economy.

In other words, everyone being exploited by the oligarchy!

ITT: weak guy feels butthurt because there are meat options that don’t involve animal suffering and torture.

ABN AMRO and ING are also planning to switch to Wero.

All major and mid-sized Dutch banks iirc already support iDEAL, which to foreigners I’d explain as basically the original Wero.

Guy who bullied me constantly, calling me slurs and all that. I swore I would take revenge, and broke his jaw. He pretty much stopped after that.

I suppose they meant the fascists or liberals who think the US at some point ever really was benevolent.

IMHO, the closest it came was during Teddy Roosenvelt’s trust busting campaign, but still. The US is a capitalist project through and through. Being well-off I refuse to finance such a project. We shall crush capitalism through itself.

For people in the Netherlands and Belgium: Bol.com.

For elsewhere: AliExpress, Temu, Vinted (European).

For more specialised services:

Furniture: IKEA (Swedish)
Clothes: Zalando (German)
Food delivery: Jumia (German), HelloFresh (German).

Generally, it’s best to buy directly from the companies themselves. Buy from small or mid-sized companies. You’ll skip on the high prices that way, as there’s no markup. Additionally, since you are not one of millions of consumers - but one of a few hundred, they will care more about you.

I’d have put not 100 million $, but $ 1.5 million (including bonuses) above the lowest earners in the country, pacing with inflation but never more than it. It’s the amount you’d need to live purely on interest.

This would have as compounded effect that the rich would actually for once be motivated to raise the wages of their employees, if they wanted higher wages themselves.

Other than that, all agree.

Not with that spirit. It’s a warning:

“If you don’t stop and get off your mighty throne now, we will take matters in our hands, taking democracy back to the American people”.