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Not to mention that I saw something about there being a court case which said the government could not continue the subsidies for some reason.
Now having said all this, I'm very much aware that I don't know what is going on in Germany right now or understand the underlying social / political / economic dynamics that may be driving the protests. I just thought it was interesting that the US folks who seem to be most supportive of the protests would be protesting if some other (US domestic) group was given similar subsidies.
Example: ls -lF | cut -d " " -f 1,3,4,9 gives inconsistent results. I suspect ls is sometimes using multiple spaces between fields. ls -lF | cut -d \t -f 1,3,4,9 also fails to give useful results.
Compare that to ls -lF | awk '{ print $1, $3, $4, $9 }' which gives me exactly what I was looking for.
( The original #Octonauts series is educational. Toward the end of each episode, they have a "creature report":{https://farside.link/invidious/watch?v=-uLe2VcUCJw} where they summarize information about the aquatic / marine creature being featured. This happens with a bouncy tune, so two and three year olds are bouncing and marching along with it. It was GS3's favorite show until he discovered Paw Patrol at age three and then Bluey at age four. )
True. But if Warren Buffett asks to be taxed more, that also affects Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk, who likely aren't willingly giving anything extra to the government.
More importantly, the persistent federal deficit leads to huge interest payments. There's some point where it will not be possible to make the payments without intentionally inflating the currency, and likely instituting widespread tax increases coupled with austerity programs.
I'm likely not going to be around to see this happen, but with grandchildren between 1 year old and 27 years old, I expect some or all of them to be around for it.
We tried to corral spending and it hasn't happened. But if we at least work to bring in as much tax money as we spend, there'll be political pressure to curtail anything "unnecessary".
Ever work side by side with a non-profit group? I don't think I've seen any that are more efficient than government agencies. Most of the larger ones have huge fundraising wings that consume a big chunk of their resources, and then they often have highly paid executives consuming another big chunk. (And that's not counting what happens if your contributions go through United Way first.)
Honestly, I'm more interested in the continuing actions of #anti-vaxers & #anti-maskers, especially those who are #pollies. They're doing more to spread #2019-nCoV / #COVID-19 NOW than any efforts to keep things secret in late 2019.
@clacke Are you watching a movie or the "Arrow" TV series? #sonTwo used to watch Arrow (so much that he streamed it when he visited #SoCal from his then-current home in #FL).
I don't think that's the show that the dog got its name from though. I think that was some other series.
I’m pretty sure I hear about arctic temperatures in Chicago every 2-3 years. ( @geniusmusing can probably give a better estimate ) If these vehicles are only usable in the warm season, they’re useless.