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0.1% for someone with a $500,000 mortgage would be $500.

0.1% for a large company, like say, Blackrock, that has $15 billion dollars in debt, is 15 million dollars.

Edit: however, Blackrock also *profited to the tune of 4.7 billion dollars, so the 0.1% increase is a 0.3% cut into their profit from last year. They can absolutely afford it.

The rich want to end democracy. They dont want to stop Muskler.

And almost everyone in Congress and the Senate is rich.

There are always weak men.
In the bad times they just hide more.

*Once the supreme court overturns them.

Yes, the republicans always get what they want and the rich democrats tell us to wait and that they will fight for everyone later.

The term open source is not free to redefine, nor has it been redefined.

Canada did it years ago.

Ends up being a benefit for companies since they ensure that all prices inevitably round up when you use cash.

Other than that it’s a non issue if you don’t use cash.

He did sell electric cars.

Now he sells space access and likely an AI built on all US government records soon.

It was built for the living, free internet.

For all ita dark corners, it was better than what we have now.