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Nice how they list being Google free as a top feature.

I agree this is stupid but I haven't seen any figures on internal tourism, which would also be taxed. They have theme parks and nature, Miami and a lot of grandparents living there, so might still be a lot of tourism from other states going on now. Although as Americans get pooreer the percentage of people that can afford is getting smaller.

Scaring people into voting for you has proven a smart move lately

Didn't they just start charging £14 for visiting the UK? They are certainly not coming across as very inviting to individuals.

Advertising a product isn't the same as recommending a product, both are a form of marketing but not the same thing. That aside, I would have preferred if the title of text of the post would say something like 'this brand sells European bags, i like them, what companies also sell European bags' so it becomes a conversation rather than a notification.

84% as of right now, voyager on android shows it by default I believe.

To be honest I am really surprised, but then again maybe I had expected the provinces to be less like states in the us than provinces here in the Netherlands (where they are more a way of organising the government rather than a powerful government layer).

But you also get new features over time, although they are mainly cosmetic and don't necessarily improve the functionality.

I know right, I'm surprised there are so many people here who don't appear to get that. If I look at the image I assume the seller of this pair of shoes just slapped a buzzword on but vegan shoes and clothing are a thing and since when is everything that is not vegan carnivorous? Cheese and honey are also neither, right.

I did not know and did not expect there would be trade barriers between Canadian provinces

~~edit: right text but in the wrong place~~

I'm not saying the system is what you should be more grateful of, but minimum wages were fought for by people who didn't earn enough to pay for their basic needs. They acts as flood gates against greedy employers. Doesn't mean the rest of the system is worth appreciating.

The need for lowering the price of goods doesn't change when there would be a basic income, but you are right people are more willing to accept a low wage of they are threatened by starvation and homelessness, a basic income will definitely be a good thing for people who currently are earning a low wage.