I replied to a person asking for a clarification for a non American. I gave an example from a non American perspective. Do you have basic context following skills?

Yeah. Weird as fuck.

Yeah, people greatly underestimate mechanical suspensions.

But the British government doesn’t employ doctors and doesn’t own the facilities. It is not socialised.

Again, the tax system in the USSR was different. You didn’t get a service for free because you paid taxes, you actually didn’t pay them. You got a service for free because it was owned by the government and you were owned by the government. It’s like your office job provides you with a chair, the same way your mine job in the USSR provided you with healthcare.

As for necro, notifications in Lemmy are fucked.

Tax system in USSR was very different to capitalist states.

As a non American person living in Britain, I pay insurance called National Insurance and then get medicine when needed. And if I don’t pay, I don’t get shit. How’s that socialist?

Not OP, but:

• It works on any platform.
• You can share and collaborate on notes (great for family to-do lists and shopping lists).
• File based, but intelligently synced.
• Nested tree structure to organise notes.
• Free form formatting, including positioning.
• Inking support and OCR.

If you can think of any note taking feature, 99% it’s already there and works like a charm.

These are not socialist institutions, they're capitalist institutions. You pay for their services and you get the services you were promised.

You need to vent your place. Open some windows.

A fan of genocide has entered the chat.

I don’t care about US, not everyone lives there.

For 2-5 years? Ok, cool.

That’s because if the rates suddenly go up, you won’t be able to afford the mortgage and you’ll go bankrupt. If your rent goes too high, you can just find a cheaper place.