Brietbsrt, info wars, storm front or whatever they call it now, anything zuck, 4chan, damn, fox, etc

We have choices, and they are hard choices. Idk unless the Republicans are right https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cV1USdkPQ5w

I don’t think so. It’s all a show, for us to be afraid of our consequences, rather than reflecting on institutions and systems, and the consequences of those collective actions.

That’s harkening back to my original comment. Anytime they whine about what’s happening, to sum up Parkrose Permaculture, 1. Call your representative, even Republican. Do not have to state voting habits, just “This is hurting our state’s economy, and your reelection.” 2. Stop buying from these companies. 3. Get out in the streets, OR volunteer time in some manner. Contact 50501 or DSA or CPUSA, or your local union, etc. “I have experience with spreadsheets/organization/logistics/etc, how can I help?”

Great job! Keep talking to people! These corps got rich with our meager contributions, they can get poor without them!

Great job! Keep talking to people! These corps got rich with our meager contributions, they can get poor without them!

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Is anyone into Xbox/Netflix/Amazon boycott for 2 years? Walmart? Target? I know there are a few who trulyhave no choice, his many who do are willing to go through the inconvenience? How many are doing shadow work to deal with triggers, distress tolerance/self soothing work? That’s what it’s going to be, before revo.

Ligers are things.

And money.

I don’t think Israel would care. Or the USA

Center right liberal

We’ve already been living in corporate dictatorships for a long time. We just didn’t know it yet.

Can’t really overstate that.

The young Turks. Center right

The best self, the parts you want to develop but don’t, for fear of people not liking or supporting that.

Consumer behaviour and preferences – on both sides of the Atlantic – play a huge part in the US-EU trade relationship. A trade deficit often reflects differences in production costs and product quality. This suggests that American consumers generally prefer European products over domestic alternatives, while European consumers favour their own products over American ones. The result is a trade deficit in favour of the EU. One major contributing factor, particularly in food exports to the EU, is the bloc’s stringent regulations on agriculture, which the US has repeatedly challenged. These include rules on hygiene and pesticides (known as sanitary and phytosanitary standards, SPS) and geographical indications (GIs). Longstanding and unresolved trade disputes involving agricultural products have limited US exports to the EU, particularly in beef, poultry, and dairy products.

I prefer European imports, whenever possible, but it’s rare, being in a food desert.

Or mentally unwell people stalking.

Yes, definitely! What a loving, lovely thing to say! I hope someone knows who you are and shows your wife this thread, while swearing her to secrecy. May all the blessings of the universe flood your marriage, home and happy corner of the planet (sorry, I couldn’t resist)! I’m so glad we had this exchange.

Maybe it’s just me, but I’d say having running hot water is pretty rad! I do hope your lovely lady rewards you in multiple ways, in addition to the pic on top center of fridge!

I would say plenty of humanities and liberal arts secondary education.