I am not surprised. These offers are literally at every checkout for anything over $100 if you're buying online.
My credit card offers 0% interest on terms 3-12 months with any purchase over $75. You also often get offers like this at checkout for most online purchases these days. I would hope that's where most of this is coming from.
They're a "good deal."
The catch is budgeting for this. It's very easy to have these little purchases snowball on you if you do it for literally everything like is being pushed by creditors. If you don't take the full amount of the purchases out of your budget, and then spend that extra cash, then all of a sudden next month when you've got a $200 payment due on groceries and your Amazon purchase, you're short. Then you can't pay your credit card in full, and have to roll over the balance and start paying interest. That's the game they're playing here.
Do this over several months and the payments can really add up quickly. If you don't have an actual budget process, you can get yourself in a bind really quickly.
While this is neat, the person who cares about this is going to keep their car longer than 5 years.
The insurance policy would cover a fire but not disease?
It should be noted that this shift has happened in the last 30 years or so. Before that civil servants were the norm and contractors the exception. Civil service used to be a very good job that had some of the best benefits you could find, including some of the last remaining pension programs. You could live a very decent middle class life being a civil servant. Contractors are no cheaper for the government but it does move the liability from them to a 3rd party private employer. And now all the money goes to the business men who get the contracts and pay their employees a pittance with nearly no benefits.
It will be felt most by those least responsible.
We already had leaded smog for decades when it was a gasoline additive. It correlates with a lot of the heightened violence in the 80s and could possibly explain boomerism.
This is more straight up fascism.
Everyday Palestinians? What genius propagandist came up with that one? Israel doesn't seem to make the distinction.
Guns don't kill people. Autonomous robot dogs do.
I don't see how this isn't a fraud on the same level as Enron. There is no way that MPT was an arm's length third party when literally everyone of Steward's hospitals was entering into leaseback agreements with them. The system is fucking broken and it's goddamn shameful. They are doing this with vital services which will cause communities untold suffering and has already resulted in loss of human life if you read up on their mismanagement of the hospitals.
Yes but our current society vests power in the corporation doing the killing. It's a problem as old as civilization, but one we still haven't solved. The problem is that these institutions and the technology they wield has never been greater.
Bootlicking is also unhealthy.
When you use hyperbole like that you will only win idiots to your side. Maybe that's what you want. But you are literally comparing this protest to mass murder, whether you are being sincere or not. If you're not then you have no point. Is breaking university rules as bad as mass murder? No.
As long as you are making money anything goes.
The sticker reads "PIG - Pretty Insensitive Guy." It should instead be "Petty Insensitive Guy"
Just another reactionary. Probably bought into hating vegans because it's cool on the internet and decided to do a little rl trolling.