Before globalization you only had one chance per year to buy apples. Apples from New Zealand weren’t a thing.
Before globalization you only had one chance per year to buy apples. Apples from New Zealand weren’t a thing.
The ones that turn the poors into Soylent Green.
As a Canadian, hearing about poor people supposedly eating dogs and cats, now geese, it makes me wonder where the fuck are the social programs in America that help people who’ve been beat to shit enough that they would stoop to eating any passing animal?
A rare perfect score! (due to a rare lucky guess on the American presidents question)
Sep. 17, 2024
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That and geography. I don’t imagine you guys shop at the same grocery store.
That article just gets right to the point. Quite efficient.
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I love watching their infighting.
I really hope you’re not American. I see some poor child sitting at the top of the stairs cheering on their drunken parents domestic dispute.
Definitely less evil, towards Americans. But they’ve made vast strides in outsourcing evil through globalization and the military industrial complex.
I think America has been in a deep moral crisis since it’s inception; should we be evil, or just a little evil. It’s easy to get people to agree to just a wee bit of more evil and here we are 200 years later with the magic of compound interest.
I finished today and didnt do too bad, but it didn’t record my answers and said I got everything wrong after the second answer. Has that ever happened to anyone else?
I guessed its because the purchase leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
Sounds like you found your million dollar idea! Now its as easy as cashing all your cheques! Congratulations!
You say surrealism is anti-fascist. Then you say cruelty and absurdity are the same thing (two sides of the same coin). Then you try to clarify by saying they are two separate things but have a commonality (two coins same side). I think ying/yang is more fitting, and quicker to the punch, in that there can be a little cruelty in absurdity and vise versa, which you were dancing around with your ill fitting metaphor. So, yes, I don’t think so. Clarity is in the eye of the beer holder.
Therein lies the complication.
It was born as a way to funnel public funds into missile research.
and making light of the fact that absolutely everything we buy is subject to sabotage by third parties due to the loss of control of our supply chains.
Oh well, haha.