The article is drawing comparisons between what conservatives choose to be outraged by vs the things they actively engage in.
The article is drawing comparisons between what conservatives choose to be outraged by vs the things they actively engage in.
Your scenario implies Trump lives to 98, and unless the preservatives in big macs are the key to longevity, I doubt he makes it that long.
Redditors are cool. It's the admin that can eat shit. I'd still be on that site if they weren't greedy fucks.
The really impressive thing about Valve is the amount of revenue they make with a relatively small head count. They have about 1/10 the number of employees as EA.
Haha, cool as in I have no beef with them. If you thought I meant "hip" I'll just say I can't judge since I've been out of that game for a while, as evidenced by my use of "hip" in a sentence.
Thank God. I was worried this wouldn't be the place to ask saxophone related questions.
Good on R* for fixing the bug and paying the bounty. Nintendo would've given him the middle finger and a cease and desist.
Diarrhea doesn't follow a schedule.
For good reason. If that was a dildo it could do some serious remodeling down there.
It appears his average story is about a pink thing.
It's interesting that in any other situation, getting raw, unbridled ecstasy at the expense of an animal would be horrible. What is it about taste pleasure that makes it ok?
Thank God you're finally here to tell everyone what they can and can't post here.
I can't say what he actually deserves without getting banned.
Sure, if you don't mind sounding like a robot that was programmed to commit sex crimes.
It's ok, he was humanely raised.
He's just resting his tounge in case Trump gets the nomination again, in which case it's back to work.
It's truly horrific. Once you've seen pigs clambering over each other and screaming in terror as they're lowered into a pit of carbon dioxide, or live chicks being dumped into an industrial macerator, or chickens dying on the floor in their own waste, unable to move due to their size, or newborn calfs being cut out of their mothers and killed in the slaughterhouse, it's impossible to unsee. At the end of the day, I'm glad I have seen it, because I'd rather know what happens than live in ignorance and continue to support these practices.
They should have focused on making their food digestible.
There's an app called Fig that I use that makes it much easier. You tell it what you don't want to buy (there are presets for vegan, vegetarian, allergies, brand boycotts, etc.), and you take a picture of the ingredients list on a product. It'll tell you if it matches your preferences, or even if it's questionable.
Shit almost made me go back to Reddit.
Not really tho.
That's a bad faith argument then. You're saying:
The only thing that would convince you is an impossible to test hypothetical.
You understand the industry causes severe environmental damage, but you'll continue to support that same industry.
Bonk me daddy.
Correct, but it is still harm being inflicted on animals purely for pleasure, right? I just think it's interesting that most people don't have qualms with that, when they would under other circumstances.
For instance: killing an animal because you like the sight of it = psychopath. Killing an animal because you like the sound of it = serial killer in the making. Killing an animal because you like the taste of it = normal.
Animal agriculture uses a disproportionately large portion of habitable land per calorie (or gram of protein even) https://ourworldindata.org/land-use
The top drivers of deforestation are beef production and soy (70-75% of which is used for animal feed) https://www.worldwildlife.org/magazine/issues/summer-2018/articles/what-are-the-biggest-drivers-of-tropical-deforestation
Animal agriculture is a main driver of antibiotic resistant strains if bacteria, something the WHO calls “an increasingly serious threat to global public health that requires action across all government sectors and society.” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4638249/
Affirmative
We're still at least 5 years away from cultured meat even being available in supermarkets, let alone competitive with factory farmed animal-based meat. I'm so happy to have gone vegan and I'm never looking back. The entire industry is horrifying.
The post doesn't mention environmental problems. Most vegans, including myself, are more focused on the animals.
All smells you used to enjoy smell like bodily functions.
Sorry, but your comment definitely reminded me of this video.
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I lucked out with the whole situation. I got in when they were offering a free stadia bundle with cyberpunk, then not long after they killed the service. I got my money back for cyberpunk and a free Chromecast and stadia controller out of it. Now that Google has enabled Bluetooth support, it's my go to PC controller.
Whether I get their next console depends entirely on them keeping the NSO games and backwards compatibility with switch games.
And just regular moronic.
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True, but it would also be cool to see Mercury Steam's take on it, especially the zero suit section at the end.
Wifi only
I voted for Jill Stein in 2016 because I assumed Hillary was going to win anyway, and I was in a solidly red state so fuck it, might as well vote 3rd party.
Then Trump won.
Then I learned about Stein's backwards views on nuclear energy, GMOs and vaccines.
Then she turned out to be a Russian asset.
Then she decided to run again and again, knowing that she's only acting as a spoiler for the Dems.
Boy did I make a mistake in 2016. I wish there was a perfect candidate for everyone to vote for, but unfortunately keeping Trump out of the white house is the best we can do. Harris isn't my first choice, but I voted for her on behalf of all of the people who will suffer under another Trump presidency.