Posts by Brenda Cook

A corporation is split into

the Vlasnich ownership structure and the operational structure.

Ownership can consist of any number of individuals or legal entities.
(Think ownership, co-ownership, or various types of shareholding.)

For instance: Volkswagen is the majority owner of Skoda, while engineers from Volkswagen hold private shares alongside other small and large investors; all of them collectively comprise the ownership structure.

They all realize profits through dividends and perks—such as discounts when buying vehicles from the conglomerate, which is the most common benefit, though others exist.

Decision-making rights are dictated by the corporate bylaws, which serve as an internal document that allows for some discretion, provided they meet basic legal requirements.

The operational structure essentially encompasses administration, logistics, and day-to-day operations.

Compensation is determined as follows: the base value is the minimum wage negotiated with the United Auto Workers (which applies to all employees in the metal industry, regardless of union membership). This union represents workers' rights in the metal sector, but does so with serious conviction rather than just constantly complaining about the cost of living.

Other salary tiers are derived from the minimum wage through a process called pay grading.
Pay grading accounts for seniority, job difficulty, expertise, and level of responsibility.

It isn't uncommon for a junior employee to earn more than a senior one; there's no mystery to it.
It simply depends on which group an individual falls into.
https://www.igmetall.de/download/MuE...0bb637c493.pdf

This same principle is applied across various other industrial sectors and service industries.

But that is a different topic entirely.

I honestly wish we could just see Biden, Schumer, Thune, and Peterson sit down together on national television for a face-to-face confrontation to explain exactly what happened back in 2015 and 2016.
Because, looking back, those events could have been the ultimate turning point for the United States of America.

Richard Wilson4 said:Alright, that's an answer right there. Thanks.

Back in 2015, the patriotic coalition pulled in 34.64% of the vote.
The American coalition grew to 33.38%
while the Libertarian Party—despite all the intense animosity—joined forces with the Republican Party in this coalition with their 13.64%, completely ignoring their pre-election promises... it was nothing but a raw power grab. Currently, they are losing four votes.
If the government falls, the ratio between the Republican Party and the Democratic Party essentially stays the same. Professor Boza is selling out his entire reputation and future just to snag a Deputy Prime Minister position; at that moment, he knew he could act as a stabilizer for the country’s stability, but only if the Republican Party offered him better terms. Once again, Boza sells everyone out, which only serves to further undermine the will of the people.

From 2015 until now, the whole situation has been directly shaped by Petrov's actions (and I'm not sure about Bulj and Grmoja—they talk a big game like they know everything, but I suspect they're just waiting to sell themselves out for a handful of grain). In the end, they finished the last election with a mere 7.39% of the vote.

As for what Milanovic was thinking and why he left the party, that's something only he knows.

boldskipper2 said:I don't know why you're surprised. By claiming Biden was the worst president ever, you've basically dragged every other leader into this debate—and contrary to what you're implying, that doesn't actually prove anything about his performance.

Between the damage caused by Nixon's actions and the mess Donald Trump is making now (both in what he does and what he fails to do), I find it truly shameful and dishonest to claim that Biden was somehow the absolute worst.
You can certainly talk about Biden and his own flaws, but only after you've properly addressed and condemned the failures of those mentioned above.
Only then will you actually be worth reading.
Until then, you're just one of those people pointing fingers at Biden simply so the spotlight doesn't land on them.👎

Who is actually to blame here?

Is it their fault—those few thousand people—or does the responsibility lie with all 330 million of us?

The fundamental issue is that you can't fix thirty years of systemic corruption with a single four-year term. We Americans tend to demand instant solutions, but in our rush toward unrealistic promises, we just end up losing ground year after year.
I have no love for austerity measures or wage freezes, but I am willing to accept them if the intellectual elite—the doctors, professors, and government officials—are more aware of the necessity. They should, at the very least, be more reasonable than the common masses, yet their theories have only brought us to this current state, and they will surely continue to lead us further astray.

The brutal reality is that Americans don't even own 60 percent of the United States' total assets anymore, and that number is only going to drop.

So, what does any sane person do? They just gather their things and head straight to a dive bar to avoid having to witness or listen to that absolute disaster.

And children? Well, kids are always searching for a better way to do things. They often turn out to be even more intelligent—or perhaps just more enlightened—than those who came before them, and then, suddenly, everything just falls apart.

But how? And why exactly?🙂

Linda Harris59 said:He is simply, brutally stupid. Whatever you want to call his "rapid-fire delivery," I call it sheer lack of intellect. He isn't capable of playing psychological games because his torrent of insults and words moves faster than his brain can process them.

On top of that, the man is a hypocrite to his core. When he fired Mirela Holy over those emails, he preached about holding people to a high moral standard, yet he passionately defended his own wife’s emails when she intervened to get her son undeservedly higher grades.

You hit the nail on the head regarding the "rambling," and while much of what he blathers about does have some basis in reality, rambling is still just rambling. He is too dim-witted to formulate a coherent critique without resorting to insults or sparking any actual constructive action to improve things. His nonsense is utterly hollow, fueled by pure arrogance, because the subject is always Joe Biden and the idiocy he’s spewed rather than any substantive issue; his verbal outbursts lack any real substance. People either laugh at him or marvel at how he manages to insult so many people in a single public appearance. His only true motivation is settling scores with anyone who crossed him, just to keep his approval ratings up and stay on the taxpayer's payroll for another five years.

He hasn't matured; he has consistently ruined everything he touched: his political party, his term as Prime Minister. Just look at the Lex Perković scandal. Or remember how, as Prime Minister, he would go out to support Democratic Party candidates only to tank their popularity. For instance, when supporting a mayoral candidate in Miami, he compared him to an old diesel engine—high consumption, smells terrible, and leaves everyone disgusted. Now, he’s insulting world leaders and dragging down the reputation of the United States. Wherever Joe Biden goes, nothing good grows. 😁

Go ahead and keep telling me your rosy little fairy tales.
He's harmless; he just talks nonsense and barks, but you can clearly see the results...

hollowmason64 said:He’s just brutally honest and doesn't bother with all those empty political clichés. That's exactly why I'm a fan.

What makes him "brutally honest" is that you can actually see his political maturity. He's intelligent, and even if it comes off as rushed or impulsive at times, he knows how to strategically throw shade and let the truth surface on its own. He plays a psychological game, which I find fascinating, though I suppose not everyone is prepared for that kind of maneuvering.

In the end, most of the things people claimed were just his ramblings turned out to be spot on.

When it comes to his support levels, the statistics make it obvious—he has much higher backing than any other option, winning over more than half the electorate while others seem completely oblivious to it.
Legally speaking, he seeks out specific positions from which he can effectively challenge the uneducated masses—not just the establishment elite, but the actual power players in plain sight.

As for the claims about embarrassing the country on the world stage, some people are just spouting nonsense; at the end of the day, who has more leverage than him?

Connecting my laptop directly to the router via Wi-Fi is incredibly slow, and frankly, it’s driving me crazy.
However, when I connect my phone to the router and then use the phone as a hotspot for my laptop, everything works perfectly.
Does anyone have any ideas or advice on why this might be happening?
Router to laptop = slow
Router to phone to laptop = great