@kolorafa@lemmy.world Eh, probably still better than siting with dictionary tring to translate word by word, no? Especially if you don’t know the language For some of these languages there was no machine translation before that at all

all of those useless ones

No language is useless, please don’t say that, some are just smaller

Says lemm.ee user lmao

Another reason why I like Fediverse

If Lemmy.world would have full control over it, this community would just get banned, but there’s more and it is still accessable from all other places

Yes I do! Sadly not as much as I would want to and my local community is not very big, but I try to participate in it time to time

Have you read the article you posted?

Yep, I know about demand shock. And I know that housing is slow to adapt usually, however it all adapt, even if it will take time. (That’s what happened with housing bubbles for example)

And I agree with you, you’re correct, however how does it go against additionally? Even if I’ve simplified, haven’t I made the same point?

Okay, can you point my mistake please? I would be happy to know how it does work then.

Supply and demand, in economics, relationship between the quantity of a commodity that producers wish to sell at various prices and the quantity that consumers wish to buy. It is the main model of price determination used in economic theory. The price of a commodity is determined by the interaction of supply and demand in a market. The resulting price is referred to as the equilibrium price and represents an agreement between producers and consumers of the good. In equilibrium the quantity of a good supplied by producers equals the quantity demanded by consumers.

Actually the opposite, according to economics free market regulates demand/supply so the more there’s demand the most there’s supply(and cheaper prices). I’m not sure what’s the problem in this case, but sounds more like there’s too much regulations on building housing, maybe? (More houses = Bigger supply = Cheaper)

Edit: Or you can cut immigration, and thus reduce demand, but it sounds like a bad option obviously.

Sad, but your choice will be completely understandable, I wish #beehaw success anyways, I had mostly positive experience with it users.

I know, I am Israeli Jew and don’t support or like civilians dying too, as well as majority of people I know.

Sadly, this hate only proves how real horseshoe theory further more to me.

Yep, that’s sad, this reply literally got more upvotes then my original post It’s sad that people either continue to ignore the problem of antisemitism or blame Israel for it(And not antisemites)

That’s not the point of the article even if I myself think BDS is antisemitic

https://www.ngo-monitor.org/key-issues/bds/bds-and-antisemitism

https://www.ajc.org/news/bds-is-antisemitic

It doesn’t call for 67-borders two state solution, it calls for destruction of the Israel

But like I said, it’s not even the point of the article, and it’s just states the fact of how the Canada’s house of representatives voted, read the rest of article

Have you even read the article?

Since then — in Canada — shots have been fired at Jewish schools, a synagogue and community centre firebombed, Swastikas painted on Jewish homes, Jewish university students and faculty intimidated and threatened, Jewish businesses vandalized, and their customers surrounded by angry demonstrators.

Friendica is the closest good alternative to #Facebook there is on Fediverse, I suggest checking it out

I mean technically tankies are still lefties. (By definition of economical left)

HAMAS also broke it by not giving the list of hostages, they were supposed to provide it by specific hour, yet they haven’t

Why not chant for releasing of hostages if they want ceasefire? Israel said that a. There will be (“permanent”) ceasefire if HAMAS will let go of all hostages https://armenpress.am/eng/amp/1123008 b. Israel said that releasing hostages is one of a main goals and israelis see it as a goal as well, I can’t imagine how Israeli society would react to ceasefire without release of hostages a

(Btw there was ceasefire before 7th of October)

Nominally yes, however because most Jews have some ties to Israel, or have relatives in Israel, or workers/brunches most of the Jewish-owned business were targeted For example one of the kosher restaurants that doesn’t have brunches in Israel was targeted because their owner has ties to Israel, at least by their words

State of Israel what?

Pfft then it’s just sad, spending so much time on something so useless