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There is this, where a anonymous person has reported beeing raped by Trump as a Teen girl (please read this at your own discretion). She never went to court because she was intimidated.

Fair point I guess.

I took a look at the first ranking I saw. You a free to have a look for studys or other objective sources that come to a different conclusion.

I don’t wish to invest that time right now, but I’ll be happy to be proven wrong by a better source if you want to look for one.

Also, the higher the minimum wage, the lower the ranking.

Did some digging, you are spot on. Please see my edit of the original post.

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The category is a bit wider than that, but yes, low taxes seem to contribute.

https://www.richstatespoorstates.org/states/FL/

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Did a little digging after some flaws have been pointed out by @Silentia below. This source is not neutral.

https://ballotpedia.org/ALEC_Rich_States,_Poor_States_Report

The American Legislative Exchange Council, a nonpartisan organization of state legislators, releases an annual report entitled Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index, which analyzes economic competitiveness in each state. The report is authored by Arthur Laffer, Stephen Moore (chief economist at the Heritage Foundation), and Jonathan Williams, the director of the Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force at the American Legislative Exchange Council

The Heritage Foundation is a conservative 501©(3) nonprofit think tank founded in 1973 and based in Washington, D.C.[1] In 2013, The Atlantic described the organization as “the de facto policy arm of the congressional conservative caucus.”[

Might be that they will, but for now they are doing very well on an objective scale, beeing placed on #1 for education and economy compared to the other states and beeing on #9 overall.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/florida

If this is able to hold will remain to be seen.

Considering what we have done and are doing to the planet and life on it, we should have better just put that rock right back where it was.

🙄 Müssen wir echt jeden Müll von Reddit mit hier rüber holen?

But eating 370,000 calories per day WOULD change your body drastically.

Seems to be about 250 months or 21 years for black people.

https://www.lawinfo.com/resources/criminal-defense/sentencing/sentencing-statistics/are-there-racial-disparities-in-sentencing.html

Some just use their hands…

Thanks, I had to think of this one too.

GNU Terry Pratchett

And make sure you investigate yourself thoroughly.

Yes, but:

Horses are ridden by humans so the horses have to carry not only extra weight of the human, but also the saddle, gear, human’s water, etc.

Horses are mandated to stop periodically and mandated to have periodic stopped vet checks (rules now state that vet stoppage times are subtracted from Horse times)

Humans are NOT mandated to stop periodically and/or have health checks

There are places allowed for humans to have refreshments along the race.

https://afan.ottenheimer.com/articles/myth_of_persistent_hunting

Here is an article that shows some contra points to the theorie, in case you want to have a look at that too.

The evidence for it is rather shallow, realy.

It’s pretty clear that persistent hunting is one of those myths concocted by someone to justify a world view that humans are “more special” than animals and has no more scientific basis than the “science” coming out of the Disney movies in the 1950s about nature.

The problem is regulations that are different in the UK compared to those in the EU. It makes it complicated to import food.

Possible, but it isn’t and it hasn’t been since the 1970is. Given that reality I think it has been going into a sensible direction, because coal has been steadily falling since early 2000. The push for renewables has been a very direct result of the anti-nuclear movement, without it there might not have been any wish to transition towards them.

Predictions that the nuclear exit would leave Germany forced to use more coal and facing rising prices and supply problems, meanwhile, have not transpired. In March 2023—the month before the phaseout—the distribution of German electricity generation was 53 percent renewable, 25 percent coal, 17 percent gas, and 5 percent nuclear. In March 2024, it was 60 percent renewable, 24 percent coal, and 16 percent gas.

Overall, the past year has seen record renewable power production nationwide, a 60-year low in coal use, sizeable emissions cuts, and decreasing energy prices.

This is my biggest take away from this article.

Well, considering the number of killings David did he is not wrong.