I have nothing against artists. I myself had a rock band. My problem is that if you need a government subsidy to make art, you're no longer an artist, you're a public employee Javier Milei #grownostr #freedom #quotestr

#GM #Nostr never forget who built the Berlin Wall to prevent their own people from fleeing of their system #grownostr #freedom

Market #grownostr

My statist solution for #Cuba: split it down the middle, and let every citizen decide where they want to go, to the current commie side or to the new side #grownostr #freedom

You should try communism in order to hate it, nobody learns from someone else's mistakes #grownostr #freedom

Make #bitcoin anti-system again

Property rights are the foundation of individual liberty and peaceful cooperation among people Murray Rothbard #grownostr #freedom #quotestr

Never forget what an Islamist theocracy is #meme #memes #memestr #nostrmemes

More of this 🔥 #grownostr #freedom #cuba

The Russian language will be included in the educational program of #Cuba as the first foreign language starting from the 2026-2027 school year #grownostr #news

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Few things make as little sense as this #meme #memes #memestr #nostrmemes

#GM #Nostr

Kids don’t like mom dress #meme #memes #memestr #nostrmemes

The Cuban regime approved in the Official Gazette a new scheme that forces citizens to pay in dollars (USD) to access so-called “photovoltaic power,” in the midst of constant blackouts and an increasingly severe energy crisis. According to the regulation, people will have to shell out from 300 USD for just 0.5 kW, up to 6000 USD for 10 kW, depending on the contract term. The payment is made directly to the Cuban Electric Union, which will use those funds to "finance the system." In exchange, the State promises to reduce monthly electricity consumption (125 kWh for each kW contracted) and buy possible energy surpluses, though total control remains in the hands of the state system. The scheme does not mean citizens can freely install their panels, but rather pay for capacity within the State’s electrical grid, in a model that prioritizes capturing foreign currency. In a country where most earn in pesos, the measure leaves millions of Cubans out, shifting the cost of the energy crisis directly onto the population. #grownostr #news #cuba