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Galera tá falando que o Trump só quer a Groelandia porque o mapa do Mercator distorce e ela parece muito maior do que é.

e eu acho POSSÍVEL SIM
Meme do dominó de peças crescentes: o sujeito parece derrubar uma peça de dominó de tamanho normal, mas cada peça atrás dela vai aumentando, a última deve ter mais de um metro. Na peça menor está escrito "Gerardus Mercator publishes a new map" e na peça maior está escrito "NATO COLLAPSES"
January 15, 2026 at 2:57 PM
rpstrambi.bsky.social
Caso alguém ainda acredite na baboseira de que Musk é um apoiador da Renda Básica... ele nunca apoiou de verdade. Ele só joga pra um futuro imaginário.
Lembrando que o cara ficou meses no governo dos EUA e não moveu uma palha nessa direção, apesar de esforços significativos em outros assuntos.
scottsantens.com Scott Santens @scottsantens.com · Aug 25
We need to do universal basic income, and should have started it decades ago when productivity growth first decoupled from wage growth, but Elon uses UBI as a marketing ploy. He wants people to believe that his products are so amazing, that they will do everyone's job, so invest in Tesla — get rich!
August 25, 2025 at 4:29 PM
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maryrosewood.bsky.social
Killing Medicaid will kill Americans. Stay vigilant.

Don’t Kill Our Medicaid
#MomSky
June 20, 2025 at 6:44 PM
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gabrielzucman.bsky.social
A long long time ago, in a far away galaxy... the US used to tax the rich
May 23, 2025 at 8:19 PM
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davidgraeberinst.bsky.social
How has everything gone so wrong in the last few decades? David Graeber gives us a clue as to what has happened!
"Look at the 1950s when there was the expression - What’s good for GM is good for America - which made sense at the time when you consider that GM was taxed at 60–70%. They were producing enormous profits, and most of their profits went to the government, which in turn used that money to build roads, highways and infrastructure for the cars, so it became this virtuous circle. . Fast-forward 50 years, and companies like that are paying no taxes. They’re getting all their money from the financial sector, not from the cars, which are not profitable anymore. Instead, they charge people interest, and use that money to lobby politicians to change the laws that regulate them to be able to extract even more. And that’s basically how the American system works, and that’s why Wall Street and the government become almost indistinguishable. . Government coercive force becomes a means through which profit is extracted, and that’s why suddenly you have this change of how people perceive one another in relation to this system." . - David Graeber
February 26, 2025 at 2:29 PM
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scottsantens.com
Enough dystopia. Just do universal basic income and tax the rich. Stop coming with ways of determining the deserving. Provide universally and tax those with high incomes more than they get. Done.
January 27, 2025 at 2:35 PM