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Had a childhood crush on Dr. Crusher, but maturity has brought me a middle aged crush on Pulaski. Wish they’d had some guest appearances by her after season 2.
Had a childhood crush on Dr. Crusher, but maturity has brought me a middle aged crush on Pulaski. Wish they’d had some guest appearances by her after season 2.
US thought their bombs would somehow work better than the Saudi force’s bombs (which were bought from the US)
Cryoskeleton had accumulated so much calcium from his victims, by the time Pyroskeleton’s suspicions were confirmed, that there was no chance Pyroskeleton could stop the evil scheme… not alone, anyway.
Not this time. Pure fiction. We got you. It never happened.
Brits unloaded their Puritans on the new world, it’s the Yanks’ problem now
I’m Demetrious Polychron –
– and you just got cyberpunk’d
Libertarianism has to become something on contact with reality
deleted by creator
“Never Forget”, at least not until the empire has cynically wrung the last bit of sympathetic credulity from the last oblivious grillman. 9/11s were never intended to appreciate in value; they are printed to be spent.
:they-live-sunglasses-off: haha, millennials are no longer young
:they-live-sunglasses-on: entrust your secrets to the cloud
Exceedingly critical support to the rival police gang who took this superpredator off the streets
I defer to your superior postcraft and emojinojutsu, and will study your ways
The Myth of “Consensual” Public Health
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Isn’t there someone you forgot to ask?
Policy - Scientists’ Warnings - Quarterly Profits
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Plastics are a byproduct of fossil fuel production, and it was and is inevitable (under capitalism) that the overproduction of plastic would lead to the manufactured demand for massive amounts of plastic goods. There was a major marketing push in the 1950s to sell consumers on the disposability of plastic, to create further demand by erasing their Great Depression/wartime-era habits of saving and reusing. There are many examples of successful campaigns to put the masses on cheap garbage, like corn syrup, that people would not have been drawn to spontaneously. These things work.
Fossil fuel companies are major centers of political power, with deep military-industrial ties, easily acquiring politicians and regulators, and encircling any stubborn holdouts. Something major would have to displace them to free up the kind of political oxygen needed for any serious effort to end plastic’s invasive presence in our lives.
A decolonial not-for-profit military answerable to a socialist state could dislodge them, and I don’t think anything less could.