How loose

Now imagine if it had 4 walls, that would be crazy

I’m a fan of SmashBurger

What downsides are you concerned about

There’s a long list of things we do that make no sense. We’ve got damn good food though

Me personally? Damn, I didn’t realize I was the one keeping them in business, despite not purchasing their products.

Corporations and the upper class want infighting. They want us to fight each other and blame each other for their evil tactics. Stop playing into their hands. Blame them, not the average consumer.

Comparing a 27" asteroid and a 1200’ asteroid as comparable seems wack

Yeah, the people are to blame. Why won’t anyone ever think of the poor corporations trying their best?

“what’s new pussycat” 14 times, with “it’s not unusual” thrown in once to give them hope

This is some 10th grade level pessimism

What the fuck is going on in the world

You make some very good points. Being sceptical and cautious are important skills to have in this modern world :/

Really? I didn’t see the racist overtones you did apparently. I read that as ‘China is the largest pollution source, but only because of X Y and Z, and they’re doing more to mitigate it than anyone else’.

Ah, that makes sense

She’s an angle ❤️

I’ve never heard of turkey described as gamey, and I’m genuinely confused as to why you think it is

Careful not to cut yourself on that edge

Some quotes I found interesting

Billionaires’ effective tax rate is currently equivalent to 0.3% of their wealth, requiring them to pay a far lower rate than middle-class taxpayers.

Along with Milei, the Biden administration pushed back this year as the G20 weighed Zucman’s tax proposal. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told The Wall Street Journal in May that the “notion of some common global arrangement for taxing billionaires with proceeds redistributed in some way—we’re not supportive of a process to try to achieve that. That’s something we can’t sign on to.”

As Common Dreams reported Tuesday, the U.S. is one of eight countries that are contributing to an international loss of $492 billion in taxes each year as multinational corporations and ultrawealthy individuals underpay. The eight countries—which also include Australia, Canada, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and the U.K.—oppose a United Nations tax convention.

Life hack: sickle cell patients get all the narcotics they want in the hospital

Lmfao