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Roger 🍉 ⛓️💥 a socialist.
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Roger 🍉 ⛓️💥 a socialist.
@Rogpod13
A Spectre is Still Haunting Europe. he/him.
انضم Ocak 2011
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@UnabomberMcduck @SocTransitLover You are genuinely stupid if you think that. It's not going to happen anyway, but come on
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@SocTransitLover This is obviously hyperbole, but I think it's fairly clear that while both would suffer, in the event of Alberta seceding, the rest of Canada would hurt the most.
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Jesus fucking Christ how delusional are these people
Mia@Marielaina3
😆😆😆 You showed us, Canada.
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@Marielaina3 Is that the Glenmore Reservoir or what's going on there?
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@DLEAVITT11 @hwinkler4real Thank you for saving thousands of people from wasting 20 minutes of their lives
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People will tell any lies about poor people and thousands of people that are maybe catastrophes from poverty will believe them.
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg
Homeless people are using dogs to test drugs for them on Skid Row in Los Angeles, California. Non-profit group Starts With One Today says dogs are being abused, thrown away, sold for drugs, neglected, and fed drugs to make sure there is no fentanyl. Animal advocates are ripping Mayor Karen Bass and other elected officials for not taking enough action. “We’re coming out here, risking our lives to help these dogs with no support from the government,” said volunteer Joey Tuccio.
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@pvtjokerus If a trail needs marking a sign is more dependable
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@pvtjokerus Nope. They aren't. The OP is correct, they disrupt the ecosystem the trail isn't your rumpus room to play around in. Just walk in, walk out and don't wreck things.
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They’re called cairns, moron. They’re purposely erected in areas where a trail is hard to find. Knocking them over could result in hikers getting lost. Some of them kids.
👣ℙ𝕖𝕕𝕣𝕠'𝕤 𝕄𝕦𝕤𝕥𝕒𝕔𝕙𝕖🇺🇲@OfAthenry
Kick these stupid things down every time you see them. They disrupt the ecosystem.
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@Krissa_Kray_ Rock balancing is seen as a west coast thing. And the west coast is associated with hippies. But the op is correct. The less we screw with habitats the better.
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These rock things confuse me.
What do they have to do with hippies??
john jackson@pvtjokerus
They’re called cairns, moron. They’re purposely erected in areas where a trail is hard to find. Knocking them over could result in hikers getting lost. Some of them kids.
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@esjesjesj Thanks a bunch. This sent me down a very shallow rabbit hole and now I get to think about Gad Saad and Elōñ musk all morning
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This is because suicidal empathy is not a real thing
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@ValerieC_TX @ElijahSchaffer He's shitty all by himself. He doesn't need help from world leaders
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@ElijahSchaffer No one gets left behind.
No matter how far back they've placed themselves.
You have that opinion because of the world leaders and what they've done to humanity.
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@ASterling @mamoun_linda Delete your account and never talk to anyone again
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@mamoun_linda Those who order the killing should be made to do it themselves, personally, first and foremost.
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There’s a famous story about a rabbi who survived the Holocaust, camps and all, while his entire family was killed. When he returned home, he said, “It could have been worse.” His students asked: “How could it possibly have been worse?” The rabbi replied: “It could have been us doing all the killing.”
Haaretz.com@haaretzcom
'I felt I was a monster': IDF soldiers talk about the 'moral injury' – and the silence haaretz.com/israel-news/is…
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@glitchshay This is so funny because food stands are OLDER than sit down restaurants. They existed in fucking medieval times and this movie acts as if McDonalds invented the idea.
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@jhal9000 Food really is a logical starting place to decommodify society
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@jhal9000 I fully support a variety of local initiative food options. The past century has shown there is little profit in food. McDonald's is a real estate venture, grocery chains profit from scale and vertical integration of production and distribution, small restaurants rarely last.
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this sort of take will never not be funny because the entire argument is that cooking is most efficient when there are economies of scale, which an atomized society divided by capitalism cannot hope to achieve. in other words, down with the capitalists! cafeterias for all!
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta
Panda's food cost on that plate is around $3. They sell it to you for ~$11. If you tried to make it at home you probably spent $15 on ingredients and an hour of your life to lose this race. Here's why the scale math is brutal. Panda buys boneless chicken thighs at wholesale: around $2/lb, sometimes less on contract. The same cut at your grocery store runs $3-5/lb. You're paying a 2x retail markup before you've turned on the stove. Then stack the ingredient tax. Orange chicken at home needs cornstarch, soy sauce, rice vinegar, sesame oil, orange juice, brown sugar, garlic, ginger, and frying oil. Each bottle costs $3-8. You use a tablespoon of each and toss the rest a year later. Panda buys these inputs in drums and the per-plate seasoning cost rounds to zero. Labor is where the comparison breaks. A Panda cook plates 200-300 entrees per shift. Marginal labor is ~90 seconds at ~$18/hr, so about $0.50 of labor per tray. You spent 45 minutes on yours. At any honest hourly rate, the time cost more than the meal. Panda sells 115 million pounds of orange chicken a year. At that volume, they're functionally a food manufacturer with 2,400 retail outlets. The plate is the last step in a commodities pipeline. A chain running 90-second wok labor on commodity chicken beats your home kitchen every time. That's the whole business.
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@retardedthikk @ASFleischman This is one more thing that Marx did in fact consider .
marxists.org/archive/marx/w…
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@ASFleischman Genuinely no idea how they plan to enact a revolution of the proletariat when the only workers that I have ever met that agree with them are completely uninvolved in production, ie. customer service and retail workers. What "means of production" will they seize?
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Communists can't ever decide what the proletariat is because it would require specifying a group of people who have a job and agree with them
Alex 🔻 ᚱᛅᚢᚦᛦ 🔥 ᚼᛁᚦᛁᚾ ⚒@valdrblindi
Liberals will literally look at you with a straight face and say "proletariat means poor"
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@thocpodcast I'm not saying I love the list of ingredients but that's the reality
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@thocpodcast If those dough stabilizers and improvisers weren't there the tortillas would be inedible slabs of hard tack by the time they got to the local Chipotle
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Because it goes only one step short of writing out every single type of molecular combination present in a stacked, drawn out list of compounding parenthetical lists.
Klara@klara_sjo
Why does a chicken burrito have an ingredient list so long it would take an hour to read?
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@atownbrown08 Oh sure. There's no accounting for people's bad taste
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@Rogpod13 And yet he went to a chain restaurant. Willingly.
Must not value his time enough.
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@jimbobie123 @jake_doubleyoo I read IT twice for some idiot reason and had this exact response.
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@jake_doubleyoo I read the stand and sat there for an hour thinking of all the time I wasted.
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I read the entirety of The Stand wondering when this shit was gonna happen
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@ajjordanphoto Because we watched our parents die in horrible ways and got tired of this shit
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