Ignoring your crazy old man rambling, people likely downvoted a link to Wikipedia because it’s low effort. If you’d taken a little time to give a short summary and included your link as a source, you would likely have received better reception.
No one wants to say, “I don’t understand this very well”, only to be told to go read about it. They want human conversation and explanation.
100,000 usd, pound, or euro would be enough to buy my loyalty for a long while. So I guess I get it.
Pretty sure the other commentor was being sarcastic.
If my middle school history courses taught me anything, it’s that journalism has always been garbage and biased.
I’m happy to see coverage of this on Lemmy. My wife is Ecuadorian and from Guayaquil, things are very scary for her family right now.
Immigration could supplement the workforce in the meantime, but who would want to go to China voluntarily? Not to mention that would require a massive culture and legislative shift for the country.
Oblivion is my personal favorite so definitely up to personal interpretation.
One upside to the crazy rednecks in the US is that a bill like this would likely see a large uptick in Quran burnings.
Are the Danish generally supportive of something like this? I would be pretty upset about a harmless form of protest being banned because some people in another country were mad about it.
The average cost of living is somewhere around $650 for one person, and those wages are a bit low but the higher end is above average for the country.
(I don’t know how accurate this data is, but based on https://livingcost.org/cost/kenya/United-States)
I’m not saying they shouldn’t be paid better or more, but those wages aren’t as outlandish as they sound for the country.
For me, the game was very boring and lacked any real challenge. I found myself forcing myself to beat it around halfway through, which did not add to the fun.