I'm asking because I'm an American and want to buy the upcoming Hogwarts: Legacy game, but in light of J.K. Rowling's views on transgender people, I also wish to donate an equivalent amount of money to a charitable organization in her home country to spite her.

If I'm breaking any rules here or missing any etiquette, I apologize, but I figured you folks would be the best people to ask.

Looking over recent posts is crazy, I didn’t realise there were so many on this sub that genuinely hated people from AITA.

On one post, people were getting downvoted for saying cheating is wrong, and were getting called ‘deranged incels’.

Mods, please allow for balance and don’t let genuine haters run rampant, who just oppose anything that comes out of AITA for the sake of it, it makes this sub no better.

Ted talk over

https://twitter.com/GdPHauptstadt/status/1618890107943264258?t=k0uHFAD4hTXe5KGUpQACfA&s=19

In ihrem Beitrag zum Gedenken der Opfer des Holocausts wird ein Thin Blue Line Patch verwendet. Da es kein Standartelememt an dem Patch ist wurde es bewusst eingefügt mMn. Das ist ekelhaft.

Hier noch ein paar Infos zur TBL:

https://better-police.de/rechtsextremismus/gastbeitrag-die-thin-blue-line-eine-eroerterung/

A company may declare bankruptcy while in talks for a merger or acquisition (M&A) deal for a variety of reasons.

One reason is that the company may be struggling financially and may see the M&A deal as a way to restructure its debt and improve its financial position. By filing for bankruptcy, the company can use the court-supervised process to negotiate with its creditors and reach a reorganization plan that allows it to emerge from bankruptcy in a stronger financial position.

Another reason is that the company may be facing pressure from its creditors to restructure its debt, and may see the M&A deal as a way to address that pressure. In this case, the bankruptcy filing may be a way for the company to avoid or delay foreclosure or other legal action by its creditors.

It can also be that the company is in a highly competitive industry and an M&A deal would allow it to gain a competitive advantage and access to new market, technologies or products. By filing for bankruptcy, the company can use the court-supervised process to shed unprofitable assets and operations, and focus on the areas where it can be competitive.

It's worth noting that the M&A deal may also be part of the bankruptcy reorganization plan, which will help the company to emerge from bankruptcy with a stronger financial position and a new strategic direction.

TLDR; A company may declare bankruptcy while in talks for an M&A deal to restructure its debt and emerge with a stronger financial position and a new strategic direction through the M&A. It allows the company to address pressure from creditors and gain a competitive advantage in the industry.

A friend says they have an interview tmrw (saturday at 4 pm est) does anyone know if this is yale we are all trying to figure it out lol 😁

It's not funny. Why do people like this so much? I love a lot of terrible movies. This one I don't get. It's cool to see Andre the giant on the big screen, but I think people like this because they think they're supposed to.

Waiting for prices to taper off and/or crash is one thing. I also make entertainment out of mocking the Fed and their mismanagement of the economy. And running the numbers is also interesting. That's why I came here in the first place.

What I cannot abide by is hating portions of the population based on nothing but their profession, work industry, their family/household structure, or their financial situation, and genuinely hoping that they suffer and fall into ruin. If you want to hate JPow or some other boogie-man, that's fine, they're celebrities at this point, but wanting your neighbors and fellow citizens, people just like you minus a few incidental details, is evil.

Naming in your mind a set of people who you have never met, who have done nothing to you personally, and yet whom you blame for all your problems, is morally bankrupt.

Finally, hoping for your supposed enemies in the war over housing to lose their jobs, their livelihoods, and suffer ruin is not actually doing anything to fix the housing market. What it is doing is destroying your mental health. I ask you to consider if this is worth your time, when you could be out in the world, living your life, rather than jerking off to economic collapse narratives.

Thanks, and have a good day.

I don't get it. A lot of elderly people I know, or their children (you know, the beneficiaries to their estate "inheritance keeper") seem to see the aged pension as the holy grail, seemingly forgetting what it is: a form of welfare. In other words, you failed to save for retirement, and now the government, who does not like spending money on welfare recipients, is forced to give you something so you don't starve to death as seemingly you're too old to work.

Where did this attitude come from? I thought being on welfare was looked down upon?