I just refuse to order off Uber Eats or Doordash. Does that count as not punishing the drivers?
I just refuse to order off Uber Eats or Doordash. Does that count as not punishing the drivers?
I get that you're trying to do a reductio ad absurdum but your post really falls flat on its face.
The Roman Empire no longer exists in any shape or form.
The United States of America is a surviving institution that has continuity to its darker history as it pertains to slavery.
The problem is not simply that slavery is causing some sort of moral taint; it's that there are still institutions today that continue to have advantages that stem from the unjust practice of slavery in the US.
Ugh, gig workers need to be brought into some semblance of a minimum wage. Uber and Doordash are just techstortion.
Nah I think it was when Nixon won the Presidency. You can draw a straight line from that corrupt fuck to so many of our current problems.
I'm sorry, did you say cervix?
You either need to go back to school or you have some weird-ass fetish for endoscopy
Is he lying? He's just dressing formally and showing off how heels don't have to be just for women.
DeSantis for gender equity in clothing 2024. Let it happen (but don't vote for him plz).
Sorry guys it's my fault. I canceled my D+ from my Hulu account when the prices went up. Didn't realize Disney would stage a full-on takeover of Hulu to get me back.
You have it half right.
Our healthcare system is fucked.
Our insurance system is quite profitable.
For Boston specifically, they could rebuild the Long Island Bridge, which before its demolition was a usable footpath for addicts seeking treatment to get to Long Island, which at one point housed a hospital and even after the hospital's closure offered facilities for those in need including a homeless shelter and rehabilitation programs.
The area the article discusses, called politely "Mass and Cass," is also referred to as "methadone mile" and it does not really have comparable facilities to help those in need. Methadone mile sprang up when the BU medical center became the only real place where addicts can get treatment to try and wean off their drug addiction, and it's a real problem even for the addicts as there is very easy access to genuine opiods.
Stressful street living + constant presence of dealers + no facilities besides a regulated hospital = a really fucking impossible way to kick your addiction.
Methadone mile needs to go. Boston also needs the neighboring town of Quincy to stop fighting the rebuilding of the Long Island Bridge.
Because they only get famous enough to get votes by being outrageous enough to score headlines.
They're very similar to the Taliban in that regards.
I don't have a great perspective on Israel and Hamas but all reports seem to be converging on the point that Bibi failed Israel and may have also deliberately fucked over Gaza.
They're also very well crafted to force the narrative down one narrow, black-and-white path.
I bet they could get the Democrats' help! All they have to do is nominate a Democrat for Speaker. What a beautiful opportunity for bipartisanship!
…wait that's not what they meant?
Until you dismantle inheritance, the old fat cats will find a way to pass their wealth to younger fat cats.
Republican politicians live by "I'll be gone, you'll be gone" at the end of the day.
They know the rest of us will be stuck holding the bag.
That "college friends" line always bugged me. I keep in closer touch with my good high school friends then I do with my old college friends.
I remember thinking a similar thing in early 2016
I can't think of a rule more likely to drive children into religion than banning children from religion.
Couple that with the very natural existential crisis moment kids have when they really start thinking about their own mortality and you've got a recipe for another religious Great Awakening.
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say religions are doing great at driving the next generations away by doing whatever they've been doing.
Yes, because undergraduate students of color famously have access to the money and resources they need to enroll in out-of-state universities and move long distances across the nation.
The way they behave I think they meant to use “and” instead of “or”.