That’s a few but the comment was that they were peaceful protestors. This makes no mention of peaceful protestors. We know that Mossad were arming people and firing upon IRGC so there’s no surprise there’s a death toll in the thousands

I had a bowl for breakfast and it wasn’t cereal

Got a reliable source on that slaughter of peaceful people that isn’t just a mouthpiece for the US/Israeli agenda?

Will we have clear and independent access to this testing and information? Or will this not be spoken of again in any matter of detail

It doesn’t take the vast majority to cause major problems

At this point the US president exists to take the blame for the will of Israel

The US just killed the leader of an entire branch of Muslims, what do they think is gonna happen

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Boundaries shift, new players step in; but power always finds a place to rest its head.

Look to Libya and Afghanistan, they did not get better

How do we know which are Iranian strikes and which are made to look like Iranian strikes?

Almost like specific features of the body only work when you’re relaxed, and most people are probably ever only relaxed to sleep

Still looks like numbers go up on my end

Selling them off when they vest is subject to taxation as income at the point years after they’re awarded, down or up. You take the risk (not that you have a choice in the tech sector) and you get fucked both ways for it

Disengages the hammer too

Looks like correlation to me, how does it establish cause and effect?

A lot of people, especially those getting laid off by the thousand in tech at the moment, are paid in shares instead of cash

These people already get double taxed, once essentially when the share rights vest and are exercised (e.g. years after they are awarded) they’re taxed as income at the current value despite not having been sold. Then taxed again when sold, as capital gains

If you make a loss on your shares paid as income by the time they are sold, bad luck, you have to gamble on other stocks/assets and make a large win greater than your losses to ever see the tax back again

E.g.

50k cash, 50k share rights per year

Three years later the share rights vest from the first year of employment and can be exercised into actual shares. This is the taxing point, but if they are worth 150k now, you are taxed on 150k as income + your 50k annual salary so you’re at 200k taxable income with only 50k cash per year coming in

Now when you sell the shares let’s say that 150k is now 50k, you the tax you paid on them is more than the cash you got from selling them and you have to sell another batch of shares 50k in capital gains or more to offset the capital loss and get your tax back

To top it off, when you get fired you typically lose all unvested and unexercised share rights (I.e. half your pay for the last three years)

Employers also don’t have to pay super on shares awarded this way

Why don’t the explosions kill him

I now have the strength to try heroin, thank you kind stranger

That’s actually one of the easiest birth positions

They better not be eliminating the discount entirely