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This shows well what’s wrong with the Danish Socdems. According to Frederiksen Age restriction on TikTok is more important than higher student grants, nurse wages, cheaper public transport, lower food prices Less refugees > cheaper housing, funding for mental health + education

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Every time Americans complain your cost of living is too high. Remember this: War spending drastically raises the cost of living through massive government budget shifts, increased taxes, soaring energy/food prices due to supply chain disruptions, and direct economic damage, leading to higher utility costs, food inflation, housing cost spikes, and reduced public services (health, education), ultimately burdening citizens with higher prices and lower quality of life

Every time Americans complain your cost of living is too high. Remember this: War spending drastically raises the cost of living through massive government budget shifts, increased taxes, soaring energy/food prices due to supply chain disruptions, and direct economic damage, leading to higher utility costs, food inflation, housing cost spikes, and reduced public services (health, education), ultimately burdening citizens with higher prices and lower quality of life

Songpinganq

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Investigation finds the reason why prices on everyday products never seem to go down Walmart is making secret deals with major Big Food companies to set the price of items. If a different store chain tries to sell an item for cheaper, big food companies create plans to force those stores to increase their prices to be higher than Walmart prices. They do things like cut their promotion rates and increase their wholesale rates Because of this, Walmart sets the floor price. Whatever Walmart charges, no company can sell for cheaper because these secret deals will find ways to force those stores to increase their prices This means prices can never go down because there is no competition, Walmart sets our prices for products with these secret deals

Investigation finds the reason why prices on everyday products never seem to go down Walmart is making secret deals with major Big Food companies to set the price of items. If a different store chain tries to sell an item for cheaper, big food companies create plans to force those stores to increase their prices to be higher than Walmart prices. They do things like cut their promotion rates and increase their wholesale rates Because of this, Walmart sets the floor price. Whatever Walmart charges, no company can sell for cheaper because these secret deals will find ways to force those stores to increase their prices This means prices can never go down because there is no competition, Walmart sets our prices for products with these secret deals

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125,711 views • 7 days ago

The main question that Germany still can't answer. How to get Ukrainian refugees to work? 'By the end of 2025, Germany will have accepted a total of 1.3 million Ukrainian war refugees. Among those of working age, just under 40% are working. This is lower than the European average. In countries such as Poland or the Czech Republic, this figure is much higher. Moreover, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Ukrainians in Germany earn on average less than Germans, and often get jobs that don't match their qualifications. Attracting more Ukrainians to work will be a major challenge for Germany in the near future.' - SK

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Zlatti71

10,753 views • 6 months ago

The Iran war is about to make your food more expensive, and most people don't even know why. A third of the world's fertilizer supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz. With it closed, farmers can't get what they need to grow crops right at the start of planting season. Less fertilizer means lower yields. Lower yields mean less food on the market and higher prices for everyone. For the world's poorest countries, it won't just mean higher bills, it will also mean hunger. Source: AJ+

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Mario Nawfal

36,350 views • 4 months ago

UK News Shows are failing to point out teachers’ pay is whopping 9% lower in real terms than 2010 with cuts even larger for more experienced workers in the profession Teachers are taking on 2nd jobs & using food banks If you think that’s important RT National Education Union Daniel Kebede

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This is why Ridges AI | SN62 is an absolute monster 🔥 🔵 "If you were to take the top coding systems from these major companies with billions of dollars in funding at multi hundred billion dollar valuations and take their primary product which is coding agents and you stack it up against ours.. Ours is better" 🔵 "It solves more problems faster, for orders of magnitude cheaper, like 70x cheaper to use us than the flagship #Anthropic model to solve these problems.. and we're beating them now" ⚪️ "For way less capital, we've created a system that is way more efficient and actually better at solving problems for multiples cheaper, with a system that is now profitable to run" ⚪️ "With probably less capital than it costs our competitors to pay their engineers to do research in this time" Shakeel $TAO

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Now I’ve seen it all The Wall Street Journal is actually reporting that Donald Trump taking away loan funding for college majors that don’t financially benefit students is “a good thing” Even calling them “clown colleges” “College programs that don't leave graduates financially better off will soon be ineligible for federal student loan funding. Here's why that's a good thing.” They explain how predatory colleges have become and how by taking away the funding for these programs it’ll force schools to lower their prices and make college cheaper “When the government stops providing taxpayer-funded loans to these programs, it keeps students from making a bad investment, and it incentivizes colleges to either lower prices or reform these programs to make them better. The government shouldn't fund college programs that leave students worse off” “The point of a federal student loan program should be to help students access a quality education, not give money to literal clown colleges.” Honest reporting from the Wall Street Journal… who knew that was even possible There was a study done on colleges and colleges who had students with access to federal student loans and Pell grants had 78% higher prices than other schools that didn’t have those students So this means colleges are skyrocketing prices because federal loans will be given out to cover the costs. Translation: They are robbing Americans blind

Now I’ve seen it all The Wall Street Journal is actually reporting that Donald Trump taking away loan funding for college majors that don’t financially benefit students is “a good thing” Even calling them “clown colleges” “College programs that don't leave graduates financially better off will soon be ineligible for federal student loan funding. Here's why that's a good thing.” They explain how predatory colleges have become and how by taking away the funding for these programs it’ll force schools to lower their prices and make college cheaper “When the government stops providing taxpayer-funded loans to these programs, it keeps students from making a bad investment, and it incentivizes colleges to either lower prices or reform these programs to make them better. The government shouldn't fund college programs that leave students worse off” “The point of a federal student loan program should be to help students access a quality education, not give money to literal clown colleges.” Honest reporting from the Wall Street Journal… who knew that was even possible There was a study done on colleges and colleges who had students with access to federal student loans and Pell grants had 78% higher prices than other schools that didn’t have those students So this means colleges are skyrocketing prices because federal loans will be given out to cover the costs. Translation: They are robbing Americans blind

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82,440 views • 2 days ago

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Danish military expert Anders Nielsen explains why it is so important to invest money into Ukrainian weapons production. I have been constantly saying this for a long time: It is very important that Ukraine produces its own weapons and has the necessary funding to do so. According to the Economist, today, the Ukrainian arms industry has orders worth $7 billion, which is only about a third of its potential capacity. According to my data, the capacity could be even higher. Arms companies from the United States and some European countries have already gotten involved in this process; others should do so as well. Production of Ukrainian weapons is faster and cheaper than Western weapons. Domestic weapons can be more innovative. They are immediately tested in real conditions. Production cycles are much shorter. For example, there are approximately 250 drone manufacturing companies in Ukraine, some of which are world leaders. The whole world has seen recent very effective strikes on large arms depots in Russia.

Anton Gerashchenko

216,756 views • 1 year ago

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Geoffrey Mosiria

97,245 views • 1 year ago

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From 2021–2024, inflation under Biden peaked at 8% in June 2022 and stayed above 5% for two straight years. By the end of his term, overall prices were about 17% higher than in 2020. Mortgage rates rose from around 3% in 2020 to more than 7% in 2023, which nearly doubled the average monthly payment on a new home. Groceries increased by 20–25%, gas prices topped $5 per gallon in many places, and household savings dropped from $2.3 trillion in 2021 to under $400 billion by 2024. During this time, wages grew about 4% a year, but because prices rose faster, real earnings fell for more than two years. In 2025, inflation has slowed to 2.9%, close to the Federal Reserve’s target. Wages are rising 3.5–4%, now ahead of inflation. The unemployment rate is 4.3%, which remains low by historical standards, and GDP is projected to grow about 1.9% this year. The S&P 500 is up about 15% year-to-date, consumer confidence has improved from 2022 lows, and energy prices are below their 2022 peak. Prices for food, housing, and fuel are still higher than before 2020, but the pace of increases has stabilized. So yeah, I’d say the economy’s on the right track under President Trump.

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48,554 views • 10 months ago

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Alberta’s teachers are on strike & they’re standing up for more than themselves. This fight is about every student & the future of public education. As someone who’s spent a lifetime standing shoulder to shoulder with the working class - I’m with you. Keep fighting the good fight & never back down. #cdnpoli #abpoli #WeStandWithTeachers

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American doctor confirms the cash price is cheaper than the insurance price “Always ask for the cash pay option because it is usually about 1/3 of the price” She says X-Rays normally cost $200+ with insurance Cash price is $40 for basically any body part, that’s included facility fee and more “Most x-rays, whether it's a chest x-ray, you know, arm, leg, face, it's gonna be around 40 to $60, and that includes the imaging facility fee as well as the radiology read It is all inclusive” She says for clinic like her prices are as cheap as $100 bucks per month and that even comes with free visits, even specialty appointments like mental health are included And this is in California…… We are being scammed by health insurance companies

American doctor confirms the cash price is cheaper than the insurance price “Always ask for the cash pay option because it is usually about 1/3 of the price” She says X-Rays normally cost $200+ with insurance Cash price is $40 for basically any body part, that’s included facility fee and more “Most x-rays, whether it's a chest x-ray, you know, arm, leg, face, it's gonna be around 40 to $60, and that includes the imaging facility fee as well as the radiology read It is all inclusive” She says for clinic like her prices are as cheap as $100 bucks per month and that even comes with free visits, even specialty appointments like mental health are included And this is in California…… We are being scammed by health insurance companies

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Mamdani won. New Yorker reveal what’s coming next for the city! “If you make anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000 a year in New York City, it is about to get a lot more expensive for you because of Zoran.” He has about $10 billion a year he has to come up with for universal childcare. Then, he has to lower the prices of food, and he also has to lower the price of rent—which freezing the rent doesn’t actually achieve.” “So what is he going to do? The one tax he has some control over is the property tax rate—not complete control, but some influence. Small businesses are now going to bear this property tax.” “Everything is about to get more expensive because those taxes will be passed on through the prices of goods, wages, and salaries. You’re going to earn less, and your $7 latte is now going to become $9.”

Mamdani won. New Yorker reveal what’s coming next for the city! “If you make anywhere from $50,000 to $200,000 a year in New York City, it is about to get a lot more expensive for you because of Zoran.” He has about $10 billion a year he has to come up with for universal childcare. Then, he has to lower the prices of food, and he also has to lower the price of rent—which freezing the rent doesn’t actually achieve.” “So what is he going to do? The one tax he has some control over is the property tax rate—not complete control, but some influence. Small businesses are now going to bear this property tax.” “Everything is about to get more expensive because those taxes will be passed on through the prices of goods, wages, and salaries. You’re going to earn less, and your $7 latte is now going to become $9.”

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858,625 views • 9 months ago

RFK Jr. just flipped the food pyramid upside down. Protein is now at the top. The 50-year war on saturated fat and meat — built on bad science and dogma — is officially over. New HHS guidance: - Eat protein at every meal - Meat, chicken, eggs, and animal protein are priority foods - “Food is medicine” He’s urging U.S. beef producers to stop slaughtering breeding cows and grow the herd (down from 132 million in 1972 to 92 million today). Goal: more domestic beef, lower grocery prices, less reliance on imports. This is a seismic shift from decades of official advice. Do you welcome the return of meat and protein to the center of dietary guidance? Or do you think this is the wrong direction for public health? Your take 👇

RFK Jr. just flipped the food pyramid upside down. Protein is now at the top. The 50-year war on saturated fat and meat — built on bad science and dogma — is officially over. New HHS guidance: - Eat protein at every meal - Meat, chicken, eggs, and animal protein are priority foods - “Food is medicine” He’s urging U.S. beef producers to stop slaughtering breeding cows and grow the herd (down from 132 million in 1972 to 92 million today). Goal: more domestic beef, lower grocery prices, less reliance on imports. This is a seismic shift from decades of official advice. Do you welcome the return of meat and protein to the center of dietary guidance? Or do you think this is the wrong direction for public health? Your take 👇

Camus

34,591 views • 4 months ago

Ontario absolutely has the resources for world-class public health care. But health care in Ontario is anything but. I visited the Thessalon Hospital and heard from health care workers stretched to the breaking point: people getting sicker without family doctors, emergency rooms overwhelmed, staff burning out. These challenges are hitting northern and rural communities hardest—but they’re spreading across Ontario. When governments fail to invest in local capacity and download responsibility onto hospitals already stretched thin, patients pay the price. Doug Ford is accelerating the privatization of our health care by diverting billions to for-profit clinics. Funding private clinics diverts money from already stressed public hospitals. He’s paying private clinics more than double what hospitals get for the same surgeries—less value for every public dollar. Funding to for-profit clinics increased over 200% while public hospitals faced real cuts. He’s moving 50% of surgeries to private facilities. In eight years under Doug Ford, access to health care has become worse. Not better. And here’s what’s most important: Universal public health care is a Canadian value we cannot afford to lose. This past year reminded us what makes us Canadian—and what’s worth fighting for. The NDP brought public health care to this country and I will always fight to protect it. In the coming months, I’ll keep meeting with health care workers and bring their voices to Queen’s Park in the spring. With your support, we can win the next election and form an Ontario NDP government that delivers the world-class public health care system we all know is possible.

Ontario absolutely has the resources for world-class public health care. But health care in Ontario is anything but. I visited the Thessalon Hospital and heard from health care workers stretched to the breaking point: people getting sicker without family doctors, emergency rooms overwhelmed, staff burning out. These challenges are hitting northern and rural communities hardest—but they’re spreading across Ontario. When governments fail to invest in local capacity and download responsibility onto hospitals already stretched thin, patients pay the price. Doug Ford is accelerating the privatization of our health care by diverting billions to for-profit clinics. Funding private clinics diverts money from already stressed public hospitals. He’s paying private clinics more than double what hospitals get for the same surgeries—less value for every public dollar. Funding to for-profit clinics increased over 200% while public hospitals faced real cuts. He’s moving 50% of surgeries to private facilities. In eight years under Doug Ford, access to health care has become worse. Not better. And here’s what’s most important: Universal public health care is a Canadian value we cannot afford to lose. This past year reminded us what makes us Canadian—and what’s worth fighting for. The NDP brought public health care to this country and I will always fight to protect it. In the coming months, I’ll keep meeting with health care workers and bring their voices to Queen’s Park in the spring. With your support, we can win the next election and form an Ontario NDP government that delivers the world-class public health care system we all know is possible.

Marit Stiles

30,729 views • 7 months ago

The fact that this Admin is so deeply out of touch with the American people has never been more clear. Instead of addressing the needs of working people—housing, healthcare, food—Trump is plunging us into another war in the Middle East. If families can’t afford to pay their mortgage and rent, if people can’t afford to get a higher education, if seniors can’t afford groceries—there is something seriously wrong in this country. Congress must reconvene immediately to vote on our war powers resolution—now!

The fact that this Admin is so deeply out of touch with the American people has never been more clear. Instead of addressing the needs of working people—housing, healthcare, food—Trump is plunging us into another war in the Middle East. If families can’t afford to pay their mortgage and rent, if people can’t afford to get a higher education, if seniors can’t afford groceries—there is something seriously wrong in this country. Congress must reconvene immediately to vote on our war powers resolution—now!

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

45,797 views • 5 months ago

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64,128 views • 2 years ago

Government subsidies and regulations are only part of the reason why the costs of healthcare and college keep rising. Some jobs can’t get more efficient because labor itself is the product, according to Baumol. This “cost disease” explains why, for example, the price of a haircut, adjusted for inflation, has increased over the years, while things like TVs get cheaper. Wages still have to rise to compete with jobs that did get more productive. Add subsidies into the mix, like in tuitions, and prices will keep rising since third parties absorb the increases. That is until human time can be sped up or automated.

Government subsidies and regulations are only part of the reason why the costs of healthcare and college keep rising. Some jobs can’t get more efficient because labor itself is the product, according to Baumol. This “cost disease” explains why, for example, the price of a haircut, adjusted for inflation, has increased over the years, while things like TVs get cheaper. Wages still have to rise to compete with jobs that did get more productive. Add subsidies into the mix, like in tuitions, and prices will keep rising since third parties absorb the increases. That is until human time can be sped up or automated.

Rothmus 🏴

19,141 views • 4 days ago

🚨 FAST FOOD BROKE AMERICA - AND THEY’D RATHER LET THEIR STORES DIE THAN LOWER PRICES A guy breaks down exactly why so many fast food chains are collapsing - and it’s not the economy. It’s because they jacked prices sky-high… and refused to bring them back down. He says: • “Me and my son went to Chipotle - $52.64 for TWO bowls and TWO drinks.” • “Denny’s was over $60 for breakfast. At DENNY’S.” • “Fast food is more expensive than sit-down restaurants now.” • “Chili’s gives you a full lunch for $9.99. Fast food can’t do that?” • “These places squeezed customers dry… and now they’re shocked people stopped going.” He claims stores would literally go out of business before admitting they overpriced everything and that’s exactly what’s happening: closures, layoffs, bankruptcies, empty dining rooms. Meanwhile the places that lowered prices (Chili’s, BJ’s, Red Lobster happy hour) are PACKED. The wild part? He’s not wrong. People are avoiding fast food altogether - not because they want to… but because it’s cheaper to go anywhere else. Be honest - what was the ONE fast food bill that finally made you say “yeah I’m done”?

🚨 FAST FOOD BROKE AMERICA - AND THEY’D RATHER LET THEIR STORES DIE THAN LOWER PRICES A guy breaks down exactly why so many fast food chains are collapsing - and it’s not the economy. It’s because they jacked prices sky-high… and refused to bring them back down. He says: • “Me and my son went to Chipotle - $52.64 for TWO bowls and TWO drinks.” • “Denny’s was over $60 for breakfast. At DENNY’S.” • “Fast food is more expensive than sit-down restaurants now.” • “Chili’s gives you a full lunch for $9.99. Fast food can’t do that?” • “These places squeezed customers dry… and now they’re shocked people stopped going.” He claims stores would literally go out of business before admitting they overpriced everything and that’s exactly what’s happening: closures, layoffs, bankruptcies, empty dining rooms. Meanwhile the places that lowered prices (Chili’s, BJ’s, Red Lobster happy hour) are PACKED. The wild part? He’s not wrong. People are avoiding fast food altogether - not because they want to… but because it’s cheaper to go anywhere else. Be honest - what was the ONE fast food bill that finally made you say “yeah I’m done”?

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526,108 views • 8 months ago

This video made $252,405 on tiktok And it's a masterclass on value anchoring Rather than bore viewers with basic info She compares each product to a specific treatment (botox, fillers, CO2 laser etc) This increases the product's value by comparison While positioning it as cheaper & more convenient alternative Why spend $1000+ on a treatment when you can get the same results at home for under $100? This is psychology that sells

This video made $252,405 on tiktok And it's a masterclass on value anchoring Rather than bore viewers with basic info She compares each product to a specific treatment (botox, fillers, CO2 laser etc) This increases the product's value by comparison While positioning it as cheaper & more convenient alternative Why spend $1000+ on a treatment when you can get the same results at home for under $100? This is psychology that sells

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