Kindness is Punk

That’s a fuck no from me dog

Capitalists won’t be happy until our future is not but ash.

sometimes this can just be burnout caused by the unrealistic and mentally draining demands of our modern work culture

Dear God, I’d hope so. Although I’d 100% believe Alberta would put an LLM in charge of road safety and only implement the bad stuff.

They make metric sound awesome.

20 people sharing a single truck for an hour each week to do their shit uses just as much fuel and causes just as much pollution as those same 20 people using 20 trucks for an hour.

This is incorrect, over half the greenhouse gasses released during the service life of a vehicle are made when it is created.

Jokes on you I bike to work and the grocery store every day. Skill issue.

The only one I could use would be 5.

If I had to pick 4, 5, 9 and donate the money.

Here is a voting record for the bill. Some notable exerts.

Edit: Ahhh hold on I misunderstood what you meant, I can get you that info but it’ll have to be tomorrow.

It’s pretty clear that Trump’s stance toward the slaughter of Ukrainians has been one of quiet complicity.

my gf is also imaginary

Eat my entire ass, until the fascist is out and you take real steps to make sure that can’t happen again, I’ll shop elsewhere. I learned to cook over this.

Ooh boy, yet another blatant power grab.

TL;DR:

Craig Fuller, founder of FreightWaves and once a potential Trump transportation pick, says the 145% tariffs on Chinese goods have triggered a supply chain collapse, truck traffic from LA ports is down 23%, with 50% import drops predicted. Even major logistics firms like Knight-Swift blame “toxic tariffs” for plummeting volumes.

TL;DR:

The Trump administration scrapped a Biden-era plan that would have forced poultry companies to limit salmonella levels in raw chicken and turkey—a move meant to prevent food poisoning.

Another rule delaying stricter salmonella checks on frozen breaded chicken (like cordon bleu) was also pushed back.

Link to the article.

Sorry, I’m just summarizing the article to practice my writing. if it isn’t in the article I usually won’t catch it. Thanks for the additional context though!

TLDR:

Israeli airstrikes killed at least six Palestinians guarding aid trucks in Gaza, according to Hamas, as aid distribution struggles due to looting and delays.

Israel says it allowed 300 trucks in since easing its blockade, but aid groups say it’s not enough and many supplies are stuck at the border.

The UN warns of extreme hunger, with two million people at risk of famine. Meanwhile, Israel intensified strikes overnight, hitting 75 targets.

The conflict, ongoing since October 2023, has killed over 53,600 Palestinians,

Well at least I’m not the only one who’s been through this.

As soomeone who works in IT I can guarantee you it’s not a stall tactic. Our ticketing software is, in fact, so garbage it would take us four times as long to get the information from our system as it would to ask you for it.