I don’t know much about American history, but tyrants raising taxes on a whim led you forefathers to action.

Appearently

I mean it sucks that physics and erosion do their thing but…

Human beings have the capability to reflect upon their actions and sound be able to learn from last experience.

That’s more vexing to me.

It was a very brave act of Navalny ging back to Russia after the attempt on his life.

It was also very foolish, because he knew he risked being killed.

The man had great courage. Watching the documentary on his life teared me up. It saddens me greatly that his martyrdom seems to be in vain.

I bought a box with 100 t-shirts in the same colour do I don’t have to choose

He gets too easily outcomsumed by David Hume, much akin to Hegel.

It’s great that stuff like this comes out. It’s also clear that not only Bannon is doing this shit. Putin is doing it too and the European far right and British leave/reform would be nothing without support like this.

The Liquor 43 effect

Classical Roman deep dish pizza from near Napels:

Once again the tarifs are paid by American citizens

In my perspective there are two aspects: social security and secularisation.

People that are uncertain about their being able to support themselves and afford a house are less likely to procreate.

There’s less influence of the Catholic church, whose message was to procreate.

Both lead to a more solitary life style and lessen faith in the general direction of society.

I’m not going to debate you on your moral stance, nor on your conclusions.

But your own experience is a pretty narrow sample size and your generalization is pretty substantial. I don’t think you do justice to the diversity of people out there.

My personal experience with people in France is different, for example, I won’t tell you your argument is invalid over that, but it’s a sample size as big as your own, so it should be weighed.

It took me too long to parse that remarkable was the company name.

Then again it’s monday morning

Stuck in the middle with you

There’s also the implication that the bears made their servings of porridge separately, as the temperatures differed.

The one is still too hot, which means they left suddenly and just minutes ago, otherwise the porridge would have cooled.

Those three beats make porridge in a very convoluted way, only to disappear the next moment. Maybe goldilocks we very intimidating to them?