Same in the USA…

100% of all lesbians accused of space crime have been exonerated.

Now look at smelting plants and other toxic industries…

Penetration itself can be viewed as an act of violence and the government should probably put everyone who has thought about it on a surveillance list.

Yeah Nissan has been shit for 20 years, not surprising that it’s catching up to them.

He also said he’d have people on mars by 2024…

It kind of sounds like a form of exposure therapy.

I was not able to read this, as I am an idiot, but I upvoted just for the effort.

Can’t have people seeing what’s behind the mask.

Howard Zinn’s People’s History starts by describing the early years after the colonizers appearance. It’s a tough read.

That’s a good point. I buy most of my produce at small natural food stores. It’s normally better, but more expensive for sure. Yeah supermarket produce can often be a let down.

Y’all can’t tell when fruit is bad and just not eat it then?

It’s not just China. The USA is working on it too.

https://youtu.be/AoEQg1M92_E

Especially one that is currently collaborating to help carry out a genocide.

It’s not weird. I would affirm yourself that they did not do everything right, and the things you’re angry about you have good reason to be. But let the anger and hate fade. They were probably trying their best. And the older you get the more you realize that we are all winging it. Now that you are an adult you can set healthy boundaries and interact with them on your own terms.

There’s some stockholm syndrome between children and parents and I think it’s natural to get angry as you move past that. But as an adult you can have a relationship with them where you see them more as flawed peers than omnipotent parents. Of course not everyone will want to have that relationship, but if you can and want to then I think it’s worth it.

Bad, bad. They just said something come from it. Not something good.

Well maybe something will come from it, it might inspire laws that make it harder to sue pharma.

https://www.wired.com/story/why-everything-in-the-universe-turns-more-complex/

I’ve only been off reddit for 6 months or so, but I went back recently, and was amazed at the amount of clickbait type post, like the ones that you see on Facebook from some random account you don’t follow, just obvious engagement farming with no quality, I wondered if it had been like that for a while and I just hadn’t noticed.