These small island countries that consistently echo Washington’s unpopular votes in the UN are essentially unofficial US colonies, and mostly use the US dollar or Australian dollar as their currencies. Together, the six have a combined population of just over 1 million people, making them some of the smallest nations on Earth.
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joined 4 years ago
I would have thought housing would have been the highest.
It's almost like there's a systemic issue inherent to capitalism 
Sure it could be because healthcare is ass, but that's not the only possibility.
The first time I visited a ski-town as a part of a hiking adventure, I realized that despite how cool the city was, it was basically just a private reservation for rich people. All the workers drove from about 45 minutes out. It was so strange, but this sums it up.
I guess we managed to not hit 1.5 until 2024 then
Of course liberals don't believe in the whole premise of lemmy. It is, after all, a socialist structure.
Fair enough, clearly I don't know enough about the nations of Malawi and Paraguay haha