One thing you need to understand about Norway is that "everything"there
is fu**ing expensive ... it's impossible to get drunk there because GD>WD> you'll be bankrupt first.
What do you like to drink, when you attempt to get drunk, can you buy it here in the states?
How much of your earned hourly wage do you get to take home.
Hello Gregory!
30 Jan 19 21:49, Gregory Deyss wrote to Ward Dossche:
How much of your earned hourly wage do you get to take home.
Why would you care? Why should I care? I don't know, probably
something like 50% (this varies with how much you actually earn). For
the other half we get excellent free healthcare for all employees and their families (no matter how many kids or how ill they might be), unemployment ensurance, pension insurance, social insurance,
long-term care insurance, basically free education up to university
level for everyone, and the infrastructure a decent country usually provides to every citizen.
I said "we" above because I know I support other people's healthcare, pensions, education, roads etc. with the taxes and contributions I
pay. I don't just buy a quiet conscience for myself with that, I contribute to the social peace we (still) have here. We aim to leave no-one behind, neither on personal nor on state level. On the other
hand, gated communities are next to unknown here, and I've never in
my life felt unsafe on any street.
Regards,
Gerrit
Hear, hear.
inThe USA has no political parties in the center and certainly nothing
progressive to the left.
The democratic party is highly liberal here and it in some cases it is increasing to the degree of the far left to the point where it is radical. The democratic party is no where near the same democratic party that was
place in the John F. Kennedy days, it's far left era now.right.
It seem there is a phenomenon that is known as to where as you have a democrats who have conservative ideals, just as it true as there are conservatives with liberal ideals. I am Conservative and I am on the
But you knew that already.
All that free stuff one gets in a socialist country, it's really not
free, you pay one way or the other.
Sure. And the problem with that is "what" ?
How much of your earned hourly wage do you get to take home.
jacketsNo tax, however, is charged on generation of electricity and
on renewable sources. The $8.70 per gallon price reflects a significant
30-cent increase from the previous year.
Yes. Again, the problem is "what"?
it called being used. Do you know what would happen here in the U.S. if gasoline was $8.70 a gallon, we would do a lot more then wear yellow
in protest, such as the case in France.
One thing you need to understand about Norway is that "everything"there
is fu**ing expensive ... it's impossible to get drunk there because
you'll be bankrupt first.
What do you like to drink, when you attempt to get drunk, can you buy it here in the states?
It would be more than good for the state of Louisiana if the cost
of gasoline was $8.70 a gallon. That way, people in Louisiana would
have jobs. Great jobs, with great pay, and great benefits. Anybody
and everybody who wanted a job could get a job. A good job, that
pays really well, and has great benefits. What's the downside?
It would be more than good for the state of Louisiana if the cost
of gasoline was $8.70 a gallon. That way, people in Louisiana would
have jobs. Great jobs, with great pay, and great benefits. Anybody
and everybody who wanted a job could get a job. A good job, that
pays really well, and has great benefits. What's the downside?
I dont think it would go down quite like that.
The only ones that would profiting would be the ceo's of these oil companies.
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