Yeah they are $3.85 (before tax) for a pack of 4 from the Aldi near me. And they taste good too. Of course they are going to be more expensive at a restaurant, but that's true for nearly everything.
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I'm always surprised to hear people unimpressed with others on dating apps. A couple of my friends have shared their "feeds" and I was struck by how many good-looking people are out there. But they would swipe away from just the smallest turn-offs becoming deal breakers. Like if I saw these people in real life, I would think of them as average looking at worst, many being remarkably attractive. This is in the 20s to mid 30s range like the tweet. I definitely understand deciding you're incompatible based on politics or religion or culture but most of the time it would be for minor quirks. It felt like they were spoiled for choice in my eyes.
But then again, they're in serious long term relationships with conventionally attractive and supportive partners now so maybe being picky pays off. At the time, their reluctance to settle was a very frustrating experience for them.
In America, literally 99% of livestock is factory farmed. Here, the idea of animals living a life that is anything but miserable on a farm is largely a myth. If you don't expressly know how the livestock animal that was used for meat was treated, you can safely presume it was tortured.
People are demonstrably ok with animals being mistreated. They continually endorse the abuse in the industry when there are other options available to them. It is simply not important enough to people for them to bother changing their behavior.
There is an unstuck button. It's in the bottom left if you hit esc iirc. I've used it a few times.
I second this. I am in a similar position as OP and now I donate to a fund through GiveWell (which is used by many people engaged in EA) directly since the start of this year. If you want your money to do the most good, look into them. They research and audit all kinds of charities and publish their findings on their site.
How is this a short history of liberalism? Historically, the liberal nations beat the fascist ones.
If this is in reference to Trump, then that's an ongoing fight. Judges are generally doing what they can to stop his actions, even those appointed by Trump, to his chagrin. Given his rapid dip in popularity and historical trends, I would also expect Republicans to fare worse in Congress in the mid term election, meaning we can expect more pushback there too. Maybe even proper impeachment, but that might be too much to hope for right now. But I view it as a sign that the liberal system is working that he keeps running into checks and balances issues.
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I was defending someone who had their comment removed from Palestine@lemmy.ml for saying the governments of both Palestine and Israel had failed their people. Someone replied with
Leave it to a .world liberal piece of shit to rules lawyer in defense of a fascist collaborator
and later
Not in a community for the oppressed people, you fuckwit. Just from your comment I can tell you’re a white liberal male who has never had to deal with any sort of discrimination or oppression. Get the fuck out of here with that centrist “both sides” bullshit. You disgust me.
I wasn't even being provocative or anything, so the personal attacks seemed out of nowhere. The only "rules lawyering" I did was saying criticizing a country's leadership isn't racism. And the so-called "fascist collaborator" spent more time criticizing the Israeli government than Palestine's.
I think I remember seeing in a YPTB thread that a mod running several niche AI subs was preemptively banning people from their suite if they saw them express anti-AI sentiment elsewhere. So you probably weren't the only one banned from that post.
Yeah, sorry if I wasn't clear about that. Here's another post with some unrelated drama that mentions a few of their known alts:
my ~~ducks~~ barn owl chicks? in a row. ordered. disciplined. behaving predictably.
your ~~ducks~~ kestrel chicks? scattered. in disarray. waddling aimlessly. desperate for a leader to impose structure.
pathetic.