I fully understand the anger and frustration that leads people to dreaming of and secretly prepping for violent insurrections, but I will absolutely urge them to redirect the energy into something that can actually make a change.

Historically, violent insurrections against the owning class have always been put down by the police or army and not resulting in changes.

The latest meaningful changes which happened in Europe in the late 1800s happened due to workers uniting, striking and supporting each other internationally.

This is rarely taught in schools for some reason, and it’s beginning to be a bit of an issue, since many people today have no clue about the foundation for their current life/working situation.

Even if there was a violent insurrection… then what? What are the demands? What is the desired outcome? If people can organize to figure that out, they might as well put it into a strike demand.

The Rosetta Stone anno 2024.

“Pedestrians jaywalk, walk drunk or stoned,” said Richard Brandi, a historic preservationist who lives in West Portal. “Nothing is going to stop those accidents.”

Maybe not driving a car into them would stop those accidents?

church organ donation.

hashtag “streetart”

Nothing. It’s a meme from 1999 prior to the American presidential election in 2020.

Bernie Sanders used the Scandinavian countries as reference for his progressive social-democratic politics. Fox News attacked it by comparing it to Venezuela. The Clickhole website by the Onion ran the pictured satirical article to highlight the absurdity of the Fox News claims.

Sort of, yes, but not anymore. SIG Holding sold SIG Sauer in 1999.

You’re right.

These soups are only produced in one place: Arla Foods Esbjerg, Denmark, and they’re only sold on the Swedish market.

Arla works with both packaging manufacturers SIG and Tetra Pak from Switzerland and Sweden respectively.

There’s been many changes to Arla’s packaging designs during the last few years, because they pledged to make 100% recycable packaging by 2025.

All of them are already full of air.

One might wonder where the 44 billion came from in the first place.

Oh…

Back in my day, we’d hack the local convenience store without computers. Walk in, stroll to the fridge, put cold beers in the inner pockets of the jacket and then walk out.

For some weird reason this also didn’t impress the girls. They’d rather hang with the affluent fuck boi who paid for stuff with his parents money.

Depends on the time of day. They wake up American pissed, but after 11am: Both.

We all live in Ramstein.

No, it’s per capita.

They’re both right. Ennio Morricone did the soundtracks for both films.

I can understand your old man confusing the films. All the 1970s spaghetti western were filmed at the same locations, using the same actors, same writers and the same composer.

He got the composer right though.

Nope.

“Ecstasy of gold” is in the same movie, but this song is called “The Good, The bad and the Ugly - Main theme”

The land owners are expected to voluntary allocate the areas, allowing them to keep the land best suited for their production. However, due to biodiversity requirements, they can’t just choose only wetlands. So, nobody knows right now.

In 2023 the municipalities made the following map of potential areas. The green is existing classified forest. The yellow are potential areas.

They’re really busy playing on all the keys at once.

I just hope that Newtons 3rd. law works on politics too.

I’m trying to follow the logic here.

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