Yes, and in this case the jury decided that a reasonable person in like circumstances could have felt threatened to the point where they feared imminent bodily harm, thus justifying the self defense
I think it’s not so much that people can’t look up the roles, but that most people grinding away in a wage-slave role don’t have context for what is actually done at the higher level. They are too insulated from the day to day of those roles which make it easier to write them off wholesale as useless. That being said, CEO compensation across the board is not in line with any actual productivity or effectiveness metrics, let’s be real, and certainly should not be anywhere near as high in comparison to the average employee. But that’s a separate and more nuanced conversation that can’t be solved with a simple “fire all CEOs hurdur” comments that you’ll see online.
This is what I’ve been using and it’s great. Has an open api as well if you want to build and run your own simulations using your actual data without having to integrate with all of your investment/banking apis as well
In the case of the Yugoslavian wars and Serbian aggression against Bosnia, yes, NATO was good and Serbia was bad. Serbia instigated the first genocide on European soil since the Holocaust (caveat: depending on how you classify Armenia geographically) and refused to stop and back off until they were bombed. It wasnt until the bombs started falling on THEIR people and country that they finally stopped. Also, continuing to refer to Serbia as “Yugoslavia” makes me think that either you’ve no idea about what you’re talking when it comes to the Balkans, or are a Serb apologist.
Thanks for starting the discussion! Here’s my setup:
Wife and I have paychecks deposited into regular credit union checking account.
From there a small portion goes into a separate high-yield savings account with CapitalOne (currently getting 5%). This is primarily our “just in case” liquidity account that we can pull from on a dime for any unforseen emergencies.
Another portion then goes into a Fidelity brokerage account for non-advantaged personal investments (non-401k/roth since we max those out separately and those are fed directly from the paycheck)
Recently I’ve also stated diverting another portion into Tbills, though I need a better system for this.
The only thing that remains in checking is the amount needed to cover our monthly cc payments (everything goes through cc bc I’m a cashback/point slut, and it makes no sense not to take advantage of the additional protections imo) which get paid off monthly
Currently I do all the separate account transfers manually after the paychecks are deposited. Main reason is bc I grew up quite poor so I got very good at tracking every dollar manually and never broke the habit. And it serves as a mini-audit every two weeks which is a nice bonus.
Out of curiosity, how did you set up your Treasury bill efund account through Fidelity? I’ve been looking to consolidate and better track my tbill purchases but haven’t settled on a good solution yet
Or I’m someone who directly experienced the ethnic cleansing and genocide committed against my people by the the Serbs. I have zero sympathy or tolerance for keyboard warriors and actual fascist apologists when it comes to the subject. Educate yourself first and actually think critically sometime about shit you say (as you claim you do), rather than just repeating the tired, and frankly lazy, “west bad/NATO bad” mantra.
Makes perfect sense for China to move in and assert itself a bit more strongly on the global political stage. Will be interesting to see how the relationship plays into any official responses to future expansion and war efforts by Israel.
