> eat less meat Eat less and different meat with a smaller footprint. Mostly poultry, eggs, also more organ meats, etc. Also combat fertiliser runoff. The methane output of a field of cattle isn't that dramatically…
The thing is I'd still need my regular phone for various things and i can't cut the sim in half.
It's not even that some migration is need to save the economy. You'd need pronatalist policies or you're going to be doing that "some immigration" for ever and ever.
I presume hes using it as a shitty euphemism for pro mass migration. Conservative governments have kind of taken side on that front despite rethoric (see Boris wave of the conservatives, CDU and such)
If your argument is that people must choose between the devil and the deep blue sea as a repeated excuse for fielding a candidate that isn't all that popular or optimal.... Well then you're going to lose to the devil…
...They have someone in charge of trans issues?
I was a big EU federalist but now it seems just a tool for liberal authoritarianism pushed by the established parties. >Europe is our home. At the same time parts of my country feel less and less like home if at all and…
Belgium can revoke citizenship of dual nationals on certain ground. What off it?
Is this purely because of their economic stances or did the financial times dive into social issues and idpol and maybe some of the stances where a part of the left clashes (migration and such)?
>but they were also one of the biggest backers of Bush's invasion of Iraq which they were disastrously wrong about. Were they wrong or were they insincere/dishonest?
>farmers will sometimes place rusting iron equipment in the water ways to reduce metals accumulating in the topsoil. Hoes does this work and related to the arsenic and acid rain?
>Have you at least done a search on how much radioactive waste there is? It's very little even for the US a country that at the behest of it's fossil fuel industry bans the reuse of it's nuclear fuel. Also if I remember…
There hasn't been majority support for the current levels of migration in any western european country for a good while now. I think you live in a bubble.
Oh I know but disease is an abstract entity one can't directly address with scorn, to be held liable for direct action, etc. The government is and inaction draws less attention.
>The other part of the story is that as long as Europe continues to vote radical rights + conservatives, Which itself happened due to a democratic deficit regarding migration.
>Everything else is weakly correlational for vitamin D. All cause mortality is correlational for vitamin D. Various disease outbreaks (common cold, etc) and severity are correlational for vitamin D. etc We even know by…
>is one way to describe the Goths sacking Rome To be fair they had been in the empire for a good amount of years at that time if i remember well. ...so when comparing to other previous influxes that did get integrated…
That's because from what i gather so far it is a google repo with other tools using the same api they kept it in there since and even had it announced by the guy's manager at the time.
I suspect the issue is in part also just selfishness. That 20 is in large part the kid that was brought into the hospital too late if at all. The kid that might have had astma or what have you. The 3 is potentially…
>and you probably don't want me, a filthy American, living in Belgium Some of the migrants I found most eager to integrate were all americans. They did so in a short time too. Some of the most succesfull whilst also…
>t is next to impossible to prove a candidate was rejected on the basis of race It is possible to prove a company is disproportionally one or the other when making the claim. Of course when an industry has far less…
>Trading a 0.1 micromort risk once for a 1000 micromort risk I think like with that person that found their cancer to have some dna from an mrna vaccine in it the issue is when the prominent messaging is that there is…
Then they don't lock their playability behind a goddamn server. Why are boatloads of games with singleplayer content locked behind a launcher anyway?
>But in certain climates it's nearly inevitable to get mold during winter or the humid season unless the house is very well built and modern. Do you keep it warm? These things were often built with a fireplace inside.
> I can also bring up plenty of historical counterexamples to free speech as a human right I think human rights are an abstract western concept that aren't as universal as the definitions like to claim. The free speech…
> eat less meat Eat less and different meat with a smaller footprint. Mostly poultry, eggs, also more organ meats, etc. Also combat fertiliser runoff. The methane output of a field of cattle isn't that dramatically…
The thing is I'd still need my regular phone for various things and i can't cut the sim in half.
It's not even that some migration is need to save the economy. You'd need pronatalist policies or you're going to be doing that "some immigration" for ever and ever.
I presume hes using it as a shitty euphemism for pro mass migration. Conservative governments have kind of taken side on that front despite rethoric (see Boris wave of the conservatives, CDU and such)
If your argument is that people must choose between the devil and the deep blue sea as a repeated excuse for fielding a candidate that isn't all that popular or optimal.... Well then you're going to lose to the devil…
...They have someone in charge of trans issues?
I was a big EU federalist but now it seems just a tool for liberal authoritarianism pushed by the established parties. >Europe is our home. At the same time parts of my country feel less and less like home if at all and…
Belgium can revoke citizenship of dual nationals on certain ground. What off it?
Is this purely because of their economic stances or did the financial times dive into social issues and idpol and maybe some of the stances where a part of the left clashes (migration and such)?
>but they were also one of the biggest backers of Bush's invasion of Iraq which they were disastrously wrong about. Were they wrong or were they insincere/dishonest?
>farmers will sometimes place rusting iron equipment in the water ways to reduce metals accumulating in the topsoil. Hoes does this work and related to the arsenic and acid rain?
>Have you at least done a search on how much radioactive waste there is? It's very little even for the US a country that at the behest of it's fossil fuel industry bans the reuse of it's nuclear fuel. Also if I remember…
There hasn't been majority support for the current levels of migration in any western european country for a good while now. I think you live in a bubble.
Oh I know but disease is an abstract entity one can't directly address with scorn, to be held liable for direct action, etc. The government is and inaction draws less attention.
>The other part of the story is that as long as Europe continues to vote radical rights + conservatives, Which itself happened due to a democratic deficit regarding migration.
>Everything else is weakly correlational for vitamin D. All cause mortality is correlational for vitamin D. Various disease outbreaks (common cold, etc) and severity are correlational for vitamin D. etc We even know by…
>is one way to describe the Goths sacking Rome To be fair they had been in the empire for a good amount of years at that time if i remember well. ...so when comparing to other previous influxes that did get integrated…
That's because from what i gather so far it is a google repo with other tools using the same api they kept it in there since and even had it announced by the guy's manager at the time.
I suspect the issue is in part also just selfishness. That 20 is in large part the kid that was brought into the hospital too late if at all. The kid that might have had astma or what have you. The 3 is potentially…
>and you probably don't want me, a filthy American, living in Belgium Some of the migrants I found most eager to integrate were all americans. They did so in a short time too. Some of the most succesfull whilst also…
>t is next to impossible to prove a candidate was rejected on the basis of race It is possible to prove a company is disproportionally one or the other when making the claim. Of course when an industry has far less…
>Trading a 0.1 micromort risk once for a 1000 micromort risk I think like with that person that found their cancer to have some dna from an mrna vaccine in it the issue is when the prominent messaging is that there is…
Then they don't lock their playability behind a goddamn server. Why are boatloads of games with singleplayer content locked behind a launcher anyway?
>But in certain climates it's nearly inevitable to get mold during winter or the humid season unless the house is very well built and modern. Do you keep it warm? These things were often built with a fireplace inside.
> I can also bring up plenty of historical counterexamples to free speech as a human right I think human rights are an abstract western concept that aren't as universal as the definitions like to claim. The free speech…