BlameThePeacock

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[–] BlameThePeacock 12 points 14 hours ago (1 children)

Drones, yes.

Ieds, no.

I don't want a sizable population that knows how to blow shit up until the last possible minute before an invasion.

[–] BlameThePeacock 12 points 1 day ago (1 children)

The simple answer is that the government teams who assess them can't know the exact market value unless the home they're assessing sells on the date that their assessment is meant to be for. There's no other way to obtain the market value other than selling the actual house.

What someone lists a home for is not the market value, what someone bought the home for 6 months ago is not the market value, and about a hundred other things from renos to rezoning to even a murder can change the market value of a property overnight.

So these teams use a "good enough" approach which statistically analyze based on property size, location, age, known building information, etc. and then combine this with historical sales data to try to get a decent number so that property taxes can be applied reasonably fairly.

[–] BlameThePeacock 1 points 2 days ago (1 children)

So? What's the problem with that being the goal?

[–] BlameThePeacock 3 points 2 days ago

And I'd still like Trump to eat his own diaper.

[–] BlameThePeacock 3 points 3 days ago

Its really not, because a) not many 2016 Nissan leafs actually exist, and b) the early leaf batteries were absolutely garbage compared to any battery made in 2019 or later. They were air cooled and tiny to begin with, both of which led to much faster range degradation than were seeing with modern EV batteries. These new batteries are hitting multi hundred thousand miles without losing more than 10% of their almost 300 mile base range.

I'm personally at 100kkm on my 2021 kia ev, and it hasn't lost any noticeable range at all, I'm still getting sticker advertised range in the winter, and well over sticker in the summer.

[–] BlameThePeacock 1 points 3 days ago

There are options for letting even single parents raise their own children that do not require that parent to work.

[–] BlameThePeacock 20 points 3 days ago

There is always hope.

[–] BlameThePeacock 314 points 3 days ago (10 children)

Money is far more important than principles. -Modern Christianity

[–] BlameThePeacock 2 points 3 days ago (5 children)

Why does everyone want dual-parent working households?

Why not let parents raise their own kids?

[–] BlameThePeacock 1 points 3 days ago

Better? Define better...

There was still plenty of poverty in the 90s, and the violence situation was actually worse than it is currently.

[–] BlameThePeacock 4 points 3 days ago

Are you saying that Monkeys aren't monkeys? Or that we aren't greedy? Or that Monkeys aren't greedy?

It's absolutely accurate, go walk through a mall, see how many people buying shit they don't need just to show off to their friends.

[–] BlameThePeacock 5 points 3 days ago

These companies are going to "announce" that they're reshoring to the US, then drag every single heel they have until Trump leaves office.

There's no way they actually bring the factories back, just to get screwed over completely when the tariffs are lifted by the next president.

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MMO Game by one of the original creators of Star Wars Galaxies, game already playable for Alpha testers, Beta testing expected after Kickstarter for funders

 

A decent discussion to have.

 

Sizeable earthquake just off the coast.

 

The party of fiscal responsibility ya'll

They say it will be caught up to with growth, which they've predicted to be above 5% per year... no way that happens, major banks are predicting sub 2% growth.

 

He stands by the party member who made derogatory comments about indigenous and Muslim people.

Please judge him and find him wanting.

 

The title is a bit misleading and makes it sound like it's a one time payment. It's very different, he's promising to exempt up to $3000 a month towards your housing costs from income taxes. Starting at $1500 a month in 2026 and going up $500 a year for 3 more years. At the max, it would be a $36,000 a year tax deduction which is absolutely massive, that's half of the average family income.

Great idea? It's complicated, but probably not a good idea.

When you make something "cheaper" for everyone like this in a supply constrained market, all that does is drive up the prices of rents and housing sale prices since people can now use that freed up money to pay more for those.

Also, his plan to pay for this multi-billion dollar plan is:

“Obviously, we need to take a look at this reckless spending that David Eby has put in place in terms of how to sort of rein in some of that spending,” said Rustad.

So that's not really "fiscally conservative" at all.

 

This asshole is literally a conspiracy theorist. He says it was about controlling the population, not stopping the spread of the virus.

Which countries (and even provinces) had the fewest covid deaths per capita? Oh.. the ones with the highest vaccination rates.

Everyone with a brain knows vaccines reduce illness, that's why we have the fucking things.

 

Uber's reply to the new laws.

 

Surprise surprise, a Conservative who's got a past full of hate.

 

This is the true Canada, open to all ideas. Let's keep it this way.

 

Personally, it seems stupid not to have a liaison in high schools. This is where teens establish "bad" patterns, and every single one they manage to save early is one less problem for decades in the future.

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