I do the same thing. And I say, “it’s got a 20th century kind of vibe” about movies and music and stuff from the 80s and 90s.

It’s true, but disorienting. I was born in 85.

This is an insult to lads the world over.

So yeah. Super duper made up.

This feels super duper made up

Ah, that’s good to know. Thanks.

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“there’s nothing wrong with capitalism”

You sure about that?

Also you’re describing commerce, which can exist in non-capitalist systems.

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Also that, yes.

Hey! Me too.

Cows milk only. I can enjoy goat and sheep.

No, dude. People are going to die over this. A lot of people.

Democrats are complicit at best, and each day they seem more like collaborators. They won’t save us from fascism because they don’t want to.

We’re fucked beyond belief, and it’s going to take a long time for people to realize how badly.

I don’t understand how this level of depraved evil became so normal in our society. What happened to literally any ambition to evolve?

Spoiler alert: they can’t!

Starbucks has been spending tens of millions of dollars a year trying to figure out how to grow coffee in non-traditional coffee growing regions like hot lowlands where it doesn’t get cool at night.

These farmers will be abandoned by their colonial overlords, and replaced with new farmers in different areas.

Maybe… You shouldn’t have to be on a shoestring budget? Maybe this economy should let you support yourself more comfortably.

And maybe you should be the recipient of mutual aid during a general strike if you need it.

This is where mutual aid comes in.

Share cash with people who need it. Pay their bills, pay their rent, pay their bail money, pay their medical expenses.

The capitalists will hurt people to try to get you to stop boycotting and striking.

You couldn’t be more wrong.

All my teacher friends wind up working 10 hour days on average.

They work during breaks.

They work during summer.

Good teachers don’t just show up for classroom time then disappear.

Teaching.

College degree mandatory, graduate degree preferred.

Yearly continuing education costs.

Out of pocket expenses for classroom materials.

Sometimes providing food for kids who don’t have it.

Famously low salaries and very long hours.

It’s so much worse when you lay it all out like that, haha.

But what about that makes it “men’s” shampoo, chemically? Do women never need to wash grease out of their hair?

I understand you’re point. I’m just reiterating that the formula is needlessly gendered. “Shampoo for hard water and heavy duty cleaning” just doesn’t sell in our version of socialized society I guess.

What does that mean, exactly though? Will it make a man sick if he uses it? Or is it just a way for a company to appeal to a certain customer who believes men and women are too different to enjoy similar things?