We fucking didn't. Our lords n masters decided they needed a new underclass to keep them going and this is all gonna end very very badly. Importing people from fucking fighting nations into polite nations causes 2 fighting nations.
...That's this world and that's exactly how it works or did I miss the joke? You can get around that by amassing enough money to buy a business in a town they don't know you and you move immediately to the top of decent humans around town if you don't act like a piece of shit. In my case I punched the local pedophile out three hours after meeting him because I didn't like how he was looking at his daughter and their lifetime ban from my bar evaporated after it was sold to me. Didn't know that he was before but i know what I'm looking at sometimes.
I just can't believe the left's strategy of being holier than thou Karens that ain't half as smart as they think they are, and covering that with moral outrage meant to dissuade anyone from thinking too critically, has backfired.
Anecdotalish, but I'm not american. People I know work in the states for a period of time tend to mention they gain weight while in the states for a time, and then lose it when they get home, back to baseline, and they really can't quite put their finger on why. I figure corn syrup. It's like as subtle as the HP sauce, the stuff in England has a different recipe than the American, white vinegar, orange juice concentrate, corn syrup etc in the American one, basically cheaper ingedients, the English original has a subtler, less vinegar harsh, smokier flavour.
If it was say fruit, or beer in a bar, one isn't counted that close bulk and the other, you could just wait till you sell six and then ring it through as a six pack to go.
Oh look, the socialist doesn't like a working knowledge of recent history. Transferable vote systems and proportional aren't all that that common. and an example of the possible results less than a hundred years ago isn't irrelevant. I've looked at the systems before, and quite often the result of the formulas used is a majority of someone no one really wanted.
Research the Weimar Republic. Getting rid of first past the post, can have the opposite effect, giving the crazies more power than they would under first past. Fringe groups, especially left leaning, always want transferrable vote or proportional because that way they'd get more representation but they always seem to ignore it can backfire.
This just seems weird. it's a "study" but it's just some guys making a list of hurricanes that exceeded 192 mph winds and saying "these should be in their own category", and I'm assuming they didn't pick 200 mph because the list would then be too small. They're also ignoring historic hurricanes that hit that, https://hurricanescience.org/history/storms/1930s/LaborDay/
you are so close to admitting it's imaginary
We fucking didn't. Our lords n masters decided they needed a new underclass to keep them going and this is all gonna end very very badly. Importing people from fucking fighting nations into polite nations causes 2 fighting nations.
...That's this world and that's exactly how it works or did I miss the joke? You can get around that by amassing enough money to buy a business in a town they don't know you and you move immediately to the top of decent humans around town if you don't act like a piece of shit. In my case I punched the local pedophile out three hours after meeting him because I didn't like how he was looking at his daughter and their lifetime ban from my bar evaporated after it was sold to me. Didn't know that he was before but i know what I'm looking at sometimes.
Right on. Send Seal Team 7 up here to shoot trudeau.
We had been saying that since the dawn of fucking time but here we are "Covid showed"
That's a twelfth of a teaspoon, also known as a "pinch". I bet you thought that wasn't a real measurement. https://www.amazon.com/Norpro-Stainless-Measuring-Spoons-smidgen/dp/B0009X1P9S?th=1 Here's the measuring spoons to accomplish that.
I just can't believe the left's strategy of being holier than thou Karens that ain't half as smart as they think they are, and covering that with moral outrage meant to dissuade anyone from thinking too critically, has backfired.
Fox has literally nothing to do with this anymore.
Anecdotalish, but I'm not american. People I know work in the states for a period of time tend to mention they gain weight while in the states for a time, and then lose it when they get home, back to baseline, and they really can't quite put their finger on why. I figure corn syrup. It's like as subtle as the HP sauce, the stuff in England has a different recipe than the American, white vinegar, orange juice concentrate, corn syrup etc in the American one, basically cheaper ingedients, the English original has a subtler, less vinegar harsh, smokier flavour.
Yeah, I did. Seems like much ado about nothing.
If it was say fruit, or beer in a bar, one isn't counted that close bulk and the other, you could just wait till you sell six and then ring it through as a six pack to go.
Yeah...we all understand the trick and hate it.
oh. Vox. that's definitive.
You've noticed that too? It's almost like their parents were so cavalier about legality that this is rebellion to them or something.
Yeah, no. They have 70 different systems and what you're talking about is the Mediterranean diet.
Oh look, the socialist doesn't like a working knowledge of recent history. Transferable vote systems and proportional aren't all that that common. and an example of the possible results less than a hundred years ago isn't irrelevant. I've looked at the systems before, and quite often the result of the formulas used is a majority of someone no one really wanted.
What a mystery this is
Research the Weimar Republic. Getting rid of first past the post, can have the opposite effect, giving the crazies more power than they would under first past. Fringe groups, especially left leaning, always want transferrable vote or proportional because that way they'd get more representation but they always seem to ignore it can backfire.
This just seems weird. it's a "study" but it's just some guys making a list of hurricanes that exceeded 192 mph winds and saying "these should be in their own category", and I'm assuming they didn't pick 200 mph because the list would then be too small. They're also ignoring historic hurricanes that hit that, https://hurricanescience.org/history/storms/1930s/LaborDay/