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yeah this guy should kill herself
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fusamari date and at the end of it fusakin gives marikin a kiss and marikin doesnt know how to react so he just pushes him away and immediately realizes how that probably came off and fusakin starts apologizing which just makes marikin feel even worse
its too late to say this type of sutff
will I ever be rewarded for cleansing the world of sin or am I just going to sit here and forever wait for my promised ticket to elf land.
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Why inheritance is frowned upon by economists
Why inheritance is frowned upon by economists
Contrary to its unpopularity with the French, there is a virtual consensus among economists on the need to tax inheritance, and even to tax large estates more. In France, the share of inherited wealth now represents 60% of total wealth, compared to 34% in 1970 (see graph below). Keynesian economists, first and foremost Thomas Piketty (Paris School of Economics), worry about these dynastic…
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