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@siyabuilt This is definitely a larp. For a start it's only 32-35 in cities in Switzerland. Secondly Switzerland is lovely right now. Can swim in the rivers and lakes, which are 22 degrees. I'm in the mountains for three days this week, daytime temperature is 23 degrees, night is 12

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@levelsio @jitsegroen The US only records heat deaths as listed on the death certificate. The EU records excess deaths as measured by population data. You're not comparing the same thing, which should be obvious from the wild differences in proportions. Maybe too much AC made you stupid?

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a hour ago

@Barney_H_Y Probably the most dumb thing I've read on this topic. Impressive. I lived in Zagreb before they joined the EU. Almost everyone had AC. Technically a poor country back then. Average net salary was €800 per month. It's not expensive, and if you think it is you're being scammed

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22 hours ago

@JohnsonBos29095 @BertZZ_ @FrankCastleMilk @v_j_freeman deficit of 8% btw. The housing problem is the same issue, wealth concentrated in the hands of the old. No incentive to move out of their 4 bed detached houses. Nimby residents blocking housing. Your last sentence is correct. It's just that these people are pensioners.

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22 hours ago

@AriDavidPaul @BullBoss5 Europe records excess deaths and attributes them to heat. The US only records the death as a heat death if it's on the death certificate. Think. Would Spanish really live 6 years longer than Americans (and 8 years longer than Texans) if they died of the heat far more often?

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22 hours ago

@F1torobravo @astonchilla The algorithm just gives you what you engage with

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22 hours ago

@JohnsonBos29095 @BertZZ_ @FrankCastleMilk @v_j_freeman Yep. It should be reversed by Parliament immediately, because it's stupid. Transferring wealth from the poorest segment of society to the richest is stupid.

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23 hours ago

@JohnsonBos29095 @BertZZ_ @FrankCastleMilk @v_j_freeman The triple lock tends towards infinity. It's literally designed to go up faster than the amount of revenue the treasury generates from tax . At some point in the future pensioners will be receiving 100% of all of the gdp of the UK if the country doesn't abandon the triple lock

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23 hours ago

@JohnsonBos29095 @BertZZ_ @FrankCastleMilk @v_j_freeman Their pensions are being eroded by boomers bleeding the country dry

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24 hours ago

@JohnsonBos29095 @BertZZ_ @FrankCastleMilk @v_j_freeman They've had their whole life to save money. Lowest taxes in modern British history in the 80s and 90s, free education, healthcare, 70 years of housing booming, stocks booming, even bonds. And now they need yet more money?! For what, their sixth annual foreign holiday?

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a day ago

@Hayzoous @EKlTlKE @jaglfc_03 @twinjustrelax @SeanDOlfc One of the biggest headlosses I've ever seen

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a day ago

@edgexbt @DeepDishEnjoyer 1. It's a filler article. 2. It's the Guardian.

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a day ago

@JAL1988196662 @TheEconomist Healthcare and education are largely free, people who live in cities use pubic transport, and high quality food is readily available cheaply. Disposable income isn't measuring the same thing.

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a day ago

@realheinomie69 @TedKroupa @SteveDavies365 Much of a muchness. Both shite

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a day ago

@realheinomie69 @TedKroupa @SteveDavies365 This is true from a European perspective but I have many American colleagues who are scared of walking around cities at night, who need to live in a house because apartments are considered a place for poor people etc. They wouldn't like the European city lifestyle and that's ok.

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a day ago

@TedKroupa @SteveDavies365 This definitely isn't true in Zurich or Geneva. It's trivially easy and about 70% cheaper per square metre to live outside the city. Fewer taxes, too. And yet everyone wants to live in the city and will take much smaller apartments to do it. Same goes for every city in Europe

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@aporia9n But that lifestyle sounds depressing to many Europeans. Shopping malls, chain restaurants, driving everywhere; even big houses. This stuff exists in Europe and is cheaper than living in London, Berlin or Paris. But people look down on this stuff. It's just vapid consumerism.

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2 days ago

@NobletStrength @Halalcoholism Don't understand where this comes from. Basketball is an overwhelmingly American sport and yet the best players are Canadian, French and Serbian. Baseball is an overwhelmingly American sport and the highest paid player is Japanese.