

“regulated” doing a lot of heavy lifting
“regulated” doing a lot of heavy lifting
Their advertisers are prolly salivating about it, if not behind it.
Maga are great for advertisers, low information & highly susceptible.
That and y’know, many people are saying this was a distraction to hide judicial arrests.
Someone probably reminded his dumb ass that he’s also in the Epstein files.
“Democrats bad narrative”
Idk, the actions of the governor of the state where national guard and potentially military are being mobilized against Americans exercising their first amendment rights, seems kind of relevant to the whole thing.
The older Republicans of Limbaugh and Raegan?
Before that, who opposed civil rights?
The ones before that, who refused to hang the confederates after the war?
Never has the conservative in this country been not-evil, the moderate core is unable to give a fuck Amir anything but their own American dreams.
Not something I was familiar with but ok, that’s good?
Feel free to swap it with casual neglect of pets then? That’s something I see from all sorts of people in my area.
But dog breeders are fine and good.
Frame it from the perspective of the american liberal. Dog breeders are good because I get a pretty puppy. Dog farms are bad because it’s what savages eat, dogs are pets.
Every small business I’ve been exposed to has been more than happy to exploit their employees. Small places with Less than 10 employees or large regional chains with a few thousand.
Doesn’t matter if they’re ostensibly ‘liberal’ (read:pro corporate). The owners still support Republican policies because they like the deregulation and salivate at the degradation of labor rights.
“oh woe is me, the self sacrifice in front of the lemmy leftists”
Pathetic af.
That and we repeatedly tried negotiating with Japan before nuking them, then tried negotiating before doing it again.
Wasting breath on their hypocrisy is the point of it. As is wasting breath on all the small stupid shit they do constantly. Ignore it. Focus on what actually is happening and what actually does matter.
I just have a 4-6 hr “evacuation session” and once I’ve recovered from that I’m fine. It leaves me weak and sore af tho.
As far as I know, liquor is safe but beer isn’t. I don’t drink much, but I’ve never had any issues with it either.
Edit: seems I missed the top paragraph in my blindness. Yeah, the effects stack up and the intestinal damage from consumption can lead to difficulties with nutrient absorbtion. (And you’ll struggle with dairy because it’ll affect lactic enzyme production)
No reason to take chances when the uh, post-ingestion symptoms are so severe. Not exactly gambling on long term consequences. :p
I have it as well, thus mentioning my skepticism.
The worst glutening I experienced had some minor hypothermia, but it wasn’t enough for a hospitalization, much less lethal.
I’m not aware of wheat being (directly) lethal to those with Celiac’s.
Have you considered sharing more of your crayons? You can fix him
What is the relation between someone speeding in their car and a professor using a bad set of course materials?
Your analogy doesn’t really establish any causal or relational links. Both subjects are victims of America’s capital-dominated power structure?
Sure better decisions can be made, but how much can you blame the subject under duress? How much blood can you reasonably expect the parent or teacher to draw from the stone? At what cost of their health?
In my experience professors are heavily overworked and heavily underpaid. Offloading work onto other systems to get a better work-life balance seems like a natural response.
‘Degeneracy’ is just a dogwhistle