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I hope to see it reach 10% within my lifetime

No more stable than any other Gulf countries. But they aren’t involved in any proxy wars and always maintained friendly relations with everyone including Iran.

Nowhere as much as Qatar or Saudi Arabia, yet they aren’t on the list. UAE should be higher up than Oman too but it isn’t.

Perhaps what helps Oman are other things besides oil and gas revenues. Perhaps their lush greenery and ancient frankincense trees.

What about the white peoples of the Middle East and North Africa?

Oh wait, you banned them, even if they were Christians.

Stop sending them weapons!

White House Approved Bombs to Israel on the Day of WCR Attack

I’d rather buy a BYD on the low end or a Lucid on the high end, with many of far more interesting EVs all across the range. Not to even get to him as a person which is unappealing.

Don’t pretend Biden isn’t an unabashed Zionist and didn’t go around congress to send Israel weapons

Disgusting

What do you aspire to achieve with this toxicity?

Israel will never know peace.

Porkbun

Not kosher and offered best price

The ACA should have had a single payer option. I also believe the US government should run public hospitals and have a national generic drug company.

250k is not top 1%

I look forward to seeing it play out. More competition is always better than less competition.

Most of my expense, other than taxes, are healthcare costs. I know of no way I can reduce how often my family needs healthcare, and I have thousands of dollars in healthcare debt still not paid. We rarely travel, rarely eat out, and rarely splurge. Maybe there is some way to squeeze our belts even tighter and make it work.

It is easier to just move to a country with more affordable healthcare. 12 years ago when I met Americans living and working in Japan I didn’t believe them when they said they were better off in Japan making less money than in the US because of how expensive healthcare is in the US. Now I regret not believing them. My family’s healthcare costs grew faster than our incomes.

I really hope this allows a third and perhaps even a fourth company to enter the market

So it isn’t just me. My spouse and I bring in together $250000 (before taxes), we own a house and we are living paycheck to paycheck. One factor of many why I chose to move to another country. The only good thing is that once I sell the house I will be able to pay off all my debts because of how much the price of the house gone up.

Exactly. A 3% rise when inflation is 8% is effectively a paycut.

This is stability that long-term planners appreciate.