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At most, the date could be altered if both houses pass a bill, but only up until December 31st, 2028. The states administer elections, and they aren't going to withhold elections because Trump says. Some might, though that would only serve to disenfranchise the entire electorate within their state, as they'll have no votes towards the election. This scenario likely leads to civil war and is very unlikely. State politicians want stability because it lines their pockets.

It is USDA Grade D beef and various fillers, mostly fiber. Alpo brand dog food utilizes USDA Grade C beef, for reference. The USDA is an excellent example of regulatory capture, likely making Grade D beef even worse than you were already imagining.

on Anon gets scammed · c/greentext · 2 pts · 139d

Most people don't care enough to pursue it and any who do probably don't have the money.

on Anon gets scammed · c/greentext · 3 pts · 139d

There's an unofficial one for Pandora as well. I'm not claiming Pandora is a great service, it just comes ad free with my phone plan.

Facts. I'm ND and will generally score well above average on these types of tests, depending on the method, yet I have areas that I'm only capable of if I have consistent practice and coaching. The first week without, and I'm unlikely to solve the most basic of problems in that area. Additionally, I think these tests are harmful for anyone who scores outside the norm, as it will essentially place them in a box of expectations harmful to their individual growth.

This isn't an informed guess, but I'd imagine it has to do with ground suitability, as well as risks caused by the ocean and weather. I recently read an article that major cities in the area, away from the coast, are causing the ground to sink below their weight.

on it's a matter of motivation · c/mop · 2 pts · 144d

The ability to perform a task well, possessing a useful/impressive/entertaining skill, or at least being useful to a group has generally rewarded a person with status throughout human history, regardless of motive or incentive. Sometimes, that status is limited to very specific peers, though it can often provide various levels of status in a larger societal sense.

on moral paradox · c/philosophymemes · 6 pts · 146d

The idea that slavery, particularly the way it was conducted in the Americas, was mostly acceptable at the time was always a myth. There were always those who saw it as reprehensible and many who were swayed once seeing it in practice. There were even die-hard racists who viewed Africans as subhuman who found the treatment of slaves disgusting.

on Tell me why? · c/politicalhumor · 4 pts · 160d

Followed up with "You people believe in surprise more than we do!" Fucking incredible. I don't know what could have been said to make that exchange more awkward and uncomfortable. Not only was that some shit from 90 years ago, for which they were fucking nuked (twice!), he had to throw in some racism as well. I try to minimize the clips I watch of that clown speaking while still following his actions, but I had to see if he actually made that wild comment, and it was worse than reported.

This is the goal of zionism. Make the world more dangerous for Jews, creating fear, and radicilizing individuals who they hope to recruit into their colonialist, apartheid, and genocidal regime. Zionism is not Judaism, but they're intentionally pairing the two. Zionism is white supremacy. While i hope I'm wrong, I fully expect this to escalate until Israel pushes the button, with every nuclear power capable following suit. Creating these tensions at a period when the region Israel sits in will face catastrophic heat waves along with water and food shortages makes this outcome extremely likely.