Libya
jeudi 6 novembre 2014 à 13:00The West Is Silent as Libya Falls into the Abyss.
It isn't obvious what could save Libya or what to propose.
Site original : Richard Stallman's Political Notes
The West Is Silent as Libya Falls into the Abyss.
It isn't obvious what could save Libya or what to propose.
The failure of Atlantic City casinos illustrates the dead-end that gambling is, as an economic base.
The other local casinos authorized over the past 20 years by various states mainly took away some of Atlantic City's revenue, adding nothing. Given that the income does not "trickle down" to the local residents, governments should not make any concessions to keep casinos operating or to help them start. Such concessions are "beggar thy neighbor" tax-cuts.
Instead, governments should increase the minimum wage, so that workers will spend more money and promote businesses that make things that are good for people.
An official investigation legitimized the shooting of Darrien Hunt by thugs.
I don't trust what the thugs say about the events, but if Hunt indeed posted a message saying he was going to get shot, it's possible this was "suicide by cop".
On the other hand, why should cops question someone for carrying a sword in a place with no one else, when they would not question someone for carrying a gun there? Was that racism?
Being an activist for a good cause (such as free software, ending surveillance, or defeating dooH niboR) is a good way to be happy. It will easily help you do some of these steps toward happiness.
Unofficial "transnational passports" provide a way to check in at a hotel without showing your real name.
I prefer not to stay in a hotel.