Fitik

Fitik, 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago)

No paywall

Fitik, 5 months ago

Okay, then make your own instance where mods are democratically elected, I unironically would be interested to see how it'd play out.

Fitik, 5 months ago

There's between 20,000 to 25,000 HAMAS fighters(Not including other Palestinian factions that are fighting along HAMAS like PFLP or Islamic Jihad or DFLP), even if zero innocents would die, and it's impossible in urban combat by your logic it would still be genocide.

Fitik, 5 months ago

Yes, this is the source I used, because it seems the most realistic to me.

The HAMAS in group source says that it has 40k fighters, but it seems too inflated to me. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/how-hamas-aims-trap-israel-gaza-quagmire-2023-11-03/

Fitik, 5 months ago

I'm liberal(or neoliberal according to leftists) myself so I'm not so sure, however I posted to this community because it talks about him being queer, not his ideology.

Fitik, 5 months ago

I mean market liberalism. You can read about it on Wikipedia. And have you checked out the article you linked? It doesn't have to do anything with neither conservative nor fascism.
It does however support free market(capitalism), but I don't see how it is relevant to other ideologies you listed, it's actually progressive.

Fitik, 5 months ago

I am sorry I am not sure I understand you
I can't imagine a liberal party entering a correlation with Neo-Nazi or ultranationalistic party even in very rare cases of a big tent. Actually the opposite in the political landscape left leaning and progressive parties like socdems are natural allies of liberal parties while normies usually consider them centrist or leftist. I am not sure what you are talking about to be honest, are we talking about the same liberalism? Because ultranationalism and liberalism don't go together in democratic governments at all, and completely contradict each other on every issue, from equity and rights of minorities to free press.

Ultranationalistic parties tend to ally with populist and conservative parties, not liberal ones.

Do we live in the same world? Or do you mean theoretically?

Fitik, 5 months ago

I'm sorry I'm not sure I understood your reply, how combatant can be unarmed? And HAMAS fighters that left still have weapons

Fitik, 5 months ago

Based

Fitik, 5 months ago

Looks very promising, always excited for new Fedi software!

Fitik, 5 months ago

Actually the opposite, according to economics free market regulates demand/supply so the more there's demand the most there's supply(and cheaper prices). I'm not sure what's the problem in this case, but sounds more like there's too much regulations on building housing, maybe? (More houses = Bigger supply = Cheaper)

Edit: Or you can cut immigration, and thus reduce demand, but it sounds like a bad option obviously.

Fitik, 5 months ago

Okay, can you point my mistake please? I would be happy to know how it does work then.

Supply and demand, in economics, relationship between the quantity of a commodity that producers wish to sell at various prices and the quantity that consumers wish to buy. It is the main model of price determination used in economic theory. The price of a commodity is determined by the interaction of supply and demand in a market. The resulting price is referred to as the equilibrium price and represents an agreement between producers and consumers of the good. In equilibrium the quantity of a good supplied by producers equals the quantity demanded by consumers.

Fitik, 5 months ago

Yep, I know about demand shock.
And I know that housing is slow to adapt usually, however it all adapt, even if it will take time. (That's what happened with housing bubbles for example)

And I agree with you, you're correct, however how does it go against additionally? Even if I've simplified, haven't I made the same point?

Fitik, 5 months ago

Seems accurate to me!

Fitik, 5 months ago

Great job! Looking forward to further development, really excited so far