.ml is there and available on the fediverse in the same way that warm and somewhat leaky packs of discount meat are there and available on the shelf.
I was kind of amazed to learn this in the article:
Recent polling by Abacus Data found that only 13 per cent of voters ranked climate change as one of their top three issues, well back of concerns like the cost of living (64 per cent) and Donald Trump (34 per cent). Among Liberal voters, the share only rises to 16 per cent.
I guess, I'm lucky enough to be in a position where I'm not personally very affected by inflation or tarrifs so maybe climate concerns are a luxury I can afford which others can't.
Downloaded the Abacus report... The cbc was actually charitable, climate change was the 9th most mentioned thing when people were asked to list top issues, behind housing, healthcare, immigration, crime, job security etc. Ooof.
Human nature isn't it?
I chuckled when I realized I'd seen an academic study cited as gospel truth about supporting the world with only a third of current resources just after a post where everyone ignored the academic studies saying a proposed wealth tax would lower revenues etc.
Some production.
My understanding is the ingredients are still Canadian (Manitoba) the distilling is in Canada and then, 1 of the 2 bottling/mixing plants is relocating with the other staying in Canada.
Admittedly, the facility which is closing has gotten a large share of headlines, so I can easily see the confusion.
(From Dog of Death, s03e19)
A little wordy but feels accurate.
Whisky is a hell of a drug.
Don't give her ideas!
Is turkey a neutral subject as long as no one mentions the price?
So that's why Megyn was splitting hairs the other day!
I love the texts that are clearly just anon's personal fantasy.
It's a little like when the guy getting kicked out of the bar starts yelling about this bar sucker. Sure buddy, okay...
It's a major plot point. Brawndo, the Thirst Mutilator, has been put into almost everything in place of water ("water, like from the toiler?") And consequently kills the crops.
Despite what Sinatra would have us believe, if you can make it in New York it doesn't mean you'll make it in the mid west or any of the purple states. (Democrats haven't had a vote share lower than 65% since the 00s I think)
Yes, a record number came out to support him but almost as many came out to support anyone but him :(
My hope is that for all the naysaying, Mamdani turns out to be a technocrat in the Sewer Socialist model and shows the country socialism ain't so scary. The whole "laboratories of democracy" in action.
I don't love everything in there but overall, seems a pretty fair mix of "dealing with the American shitstorm", helping the economy and hopefully getting us on a greener path. Yes, there are parts I'd like more of and otherd of which I'd like less but in terms of a broad compromise that I think is reasonable to a large swathe of Canadians, I'm a pretty big fan.
Reality: One of the inflatable decoy tanks of WW2.
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/inflatable-dummy-tanks-1918-1945/
the lowest bar of effort.
This feels a bit disingenuous.
We're in the middle of trade negotiations that affect a huge swathe of jobs etc with an aggressively pro Israel leader. Considering donald's capriciousness and willingness to punish allies for ideological disagreement, this actually feels like a bit of a ballsy statement.
If I were on the US relations file, I'd be praying no one related this to trump etc.
I think you're going to get yelled at and I apologize in advance.
It's a fair question, there's a lot of reckless claims made these days.
That being said, depending on how bad things get, yeah. Some incredibly populous places will be directly and heavily affected (1.21 billion currently in sub Saharan Africa alone.) Add in the conflicts over diminishing resources (think crop failures, droughts etc) as well as knock on effects (eg, increased range/spread of malaria.)
Heck, climate change has barely gotten started and I'd bet we're into millions dead already (compared to a non warning world) consider how many thousands have been lost to extreme events like floods, fires and heat waves.
I got one a few months ago that is my abslolute favourite, not sure if it counts. Important context, I'm 40 but still play soccer with folks as young as 20. So, one game I'm defending against a young fast kid and beat him to the ball (barely!) a few times in a row on long ball chases. After the third or fourth time he looks over after the race and says "You're really fast for an... uhhh uh uh, you're really fast!"
He meant so well and it was adorable watching him realize mid sentence that I probably didn't want to be called an old man.
Four Lions springs to mind. Comedy about 4 would be terrorists in a small town in England.