I do not think "intelligible ingredient list" is a good metric, just because a company chooses to put a wholesome* natural* kind of word on there instead of a scientific one has no bearing on if the ingredient is good or not.
*marketing terms with no agreed upon, let alone enforceable, definition
hello I am an anarchist and I see a lot of hypocrisy here
to spell it out: the combination of laws against public urination / defecation, and the lack of free toilets in public places, criminalises poverty.
if you're desperate to use a bathroom, and you can't afford to be a customer of this business, the person who put up this sign thinks you should risk arrest (and in some places, being added to a sex offenders' register) - or probably, not be in the neighbourhood in the first place.
claiming to respect marginalised people, while discriminating based on wealth / class (and ignoring the correlation between race/gender/immigration status, and money) is a hallmark of liberalism.
cool, I'll go make a powerpoint, can you also give me the necessary:
Signed, someone who thinks it is unhealthy for society for any one person to have the equivalent of a billion dollars
last time I checked, IMAP/SMTP required not only a paid account, but running Protonmail's proprietary bridge app
Wikipedia is hilariously biased, especially on any politics or history topics.
here are extensive lists of complaints of bias, from both left- and right- wing alternatives:
delibberately poisoning water wells warcrimey enough for you? https://www.palestinechronicle.com/operation-cast-thy-bread-unearthed-documents-reveal-israeli-militias-poisoned-wells-during-nakba/
At least with the buildings I’m involved in, the bigger issue is the state removing any ability to raise rents on vacant rent-stabilized units
NYC housing law allows close to unlimited rent increases when apartments are vacant, especially if there are (however dubious) "improvements" made.
If your "issue" is "inability to endlessly profit off an investment in something that should never have been treated as a financial instrument in the first place", then get fucked. Otherwise, please explain.
the Big Laundry conspiracy runs deeper, fabric softener ruins some fabrics, and degrades most others
saying "many activists" are "assaulting" others is a great example of the behaviour described in this meme, yes
blocking ads is as close to "necessary" as it gets for me.
rooting gets harder and harder with new android versions and devices - but it's been worth it for me every time.
lastly FUCK the app developers trying to block rooted devices, it's for their (sense of) security, not ours, and it's sad to see so many people in this thread bullied out of rooting by them
Hey what's a good response to "can't we just 'silence' threads.net instead"?
13 downvoters are turned-on and mad about it