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Side Hustles That Are Not Working so Far
Have you ever dreamed of being financially free? I personally have done that. I imagined going to a cabin in the woods to work remotely. However, I also like stability in my job. It's nice knowing I can pay rent, gas for my car, and my credit card. Even though I have a pretty good life with everything I already have it’s a good idea to make a little extra money to afford more vacations and nicer things. I have been watching A LOT of TikTok to get some ideas flowing. I have been trying some of them out, so here’s a bit of a review of each:
By Adrianna M. Braun4 years ago in The Swamp
Preventing dictatorship
Preventing dictatorship Say no to the one-party state. Britain has a constitutional monarchy, and this is a protection that obstructs the takeover, by those who would wish to remove democracy. For those without the understanding of the often obscure and labyrinthine, social structures of Britain, the following may help. The monarchy has influence, mostly social but with some political aspects, but no real power. The King or Queen cannot make laws, they cannot overrule the government or parliament. The Government cannot dismiss parliament, but parliament can bring down the government. These aspects of the British constitution lessen the chance of an enforced one-party state. At least one that follows the design that the fascist/communists prefer. Other nations have not evolved the same preventive measures. Even in Britain and in the United States of America, it is possible to have a period where too much power is controlled by those who wish to prevent democracy from succeeding. It is possible to use “puppet” politicians and the “useful idiots” who can be manipulated into believing they are doing things for the good of the nation, when they are only doing things that benefit their controllers. But governments in Britain and the USA have limited timespans, they have to seek re-election. While there are flaws in both electoral systems and while the media can be manipulated, it is hard to prevent public criticism of the governments record. Only in a one-party state is it possible for the ruling party to prevent the emergence of public opposition. With such public criticism and a reasonable level of “secret, free and fair” ballots a complete take over is difficult.
By Peter Rose4 years ago in The Swamp
Trump is the ‘Hope For Peace’ in Ukraine , as Emphasized by a NATO Member
He claimed that Biden had gone “too far” in his criticism of Putin’s continued presidency in Russia. The right-wing populist leader, a close ally of the Former U.S. president, recently declared,
By Estalontech4 years ago in The Swamp
I’m Switching to the GOP and Running For President
I’m officially fed up. I’m tired of the loudest, whiniest people in politics always getting their way. They piss and moan, and complain about being “persecuted” for their religious and political beliefs.
By The Mouthy Renegade Writer4 years ago in The Swamp
5 Ways to Escape Late-Stage Capitalism
So many of our world problems boil down to one thing: Capitalism. The unrelentless drive for money, power, and dominance by our world leaders has had a profound effect on issues such as the environment, human rights, worker's rights, and more.
By Kendra Marya4 years ago in The Swamp
Preventing Violent Extremism
Preventing Violent Extremism Within the United States Violent extremism threats have been part of the United States history since its flag was first planted. There have been domestic terrorist organizations such as neo-Nazi groups to anti-Semitic hate groups, and now international terrorist organizations have begun to recruit, radicalize, causing United States citizens to indulge in acts of terrorism.
By The Clarkbar844 years ago in The Swamp
