There’s also significant input from American Evangelicals contributing to these laws. For instance, Scott Lively an evangelical anti-gay activist, helped push for Uganda to penalize same-sex relationships with the death penalty. And Islam only makes up 13.7% of Uganda.
It’s just far away and almost never part of a bands Australian tour so can’t ge part of Australia.
Much like Darwin where I live in the middle north.
Perths major issue is crack heads though, the entire West Coast of Western Australia is full of remote Mine sites where uneducated people can make upwards of 200k a year working 6 to 9 months of the year, and during their time off a lot are hard into meth etc until they grlet caught lose their jobs and end up living in Kwinana.
In case you are wondering as well, parts of Europe are in yellow due to threat of terrorist attacks. BIH: landmines, Albania: limited healthcare, Kosovo, Moldova: conflict.
In Australia it varies by state. Only Queensland and the Northern Territory celebrate the early May Labour Day (and the NT calls it “May Day” rather than “Labour Day”). On the 1st of the month, but the first Monday in May.
I think other states have it at different times for a variety of reasons. Part of it is a deliberate effort to disempower the day from its international meaning. But it’s also about spreading out public holidays. After two public holidays for Easter in late March/early April and ANZAC Day on 25th April, Labour Day being the first week of May is a lot of public holidays in a very short time.
Hmm, what’s the little island-type seat in the sea of yellow? Coastal makes sense, urban makes sense, Kurdish makes sense, but that one sticks out. There’s no major population center there as far as I can tell.
I mean, the USSR didn’t have hyperinflation until they were trying to redo the recipe at the end. “Money is real, and making more will help” is honestly a weird line of reasoning for people who hate “capitalism”.
Depending on how you define smart, sure, there’s been smart ones. At this point there’s an accumulation of evidence markets work better than the Soviet system of markets+random constant intervention, but that wasn’t always the case, and even now there’s people who are smart but have Ben Carson syndrome, and think because they’re good at their field they understand economics, and can quantify it’s limitations with no research.
By some people’s standards I’m a communist, too, since capitalism is poorly defined, and communism is often just defined as the opposite of it.
MMT says you can get away with spending slightly more than you take in. The logic is that if you can print it you’re not going to run out, per se, and a small amount of inflation is thought to be good anyway. I’m not qualified to comment on how correct that is, but it’s true most countries accumulate debt over time, and nobody in finance cares until it’s multiple times the annual GDP.
If you’re straight up pretending that making more money gives you more stuff, your green paper is just going to lose the fight with reality. Places like Venezuala or Zimbabwe, instead of taking the hint early on, double down, and that’s how you get 100 trillion dollar bills after a while.
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