but the only hope for accountability is a massive blue wave in 2026

So there is no hope.

No it wouldn’t. It would be normalized and people would forget it was a thing.

Almost a decade for me.

I’ve been stockpiling since 2015

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echo chamber

This isn’t Reddit.

Don’t forget the National Weather Service.

It is out, get on youtube and watch someone play.

“so you should know I’m an anarchist”

I stopped reading there

There will be no Constitution

THANK YOU, jesus fuck. Without anyway to stop this from happening it’ll just get worse over time. Lemmy is awesome but all the “old tricks” still work here.

And most people eat food at least 2 times a day.

It’s funny how people won’t cheap out on something like a mattress or clothing but consistently buy the cheapest food possible which is going into their bodies.

Red herring, most people know what a radiator is, however most people probably don’t know that substations have a radiator that cools critical components.

There are only 2 types of people I see who use the word “yummy”

• People in cooking communities

• People on Reddit, 4chan, etc… commenting on women who appear to be under the age of 16

Last time I saw this was on the AI image subreddit.

Well golly gee, I guess that means GMO crops that are bred to survive glyphosate and other pesticides must be the same thing then!

All I see here is an attempt to amalgamate GMO’s and selective breeding to manipulate public perception… which leads to higher profits.

Ok… but the reason why people don’t like GMOs is because they’re bred to be doused in pesticides. They also can cross-pollinate with non-GMO’s to create non viable seeds among other things.

Thinking you need fertilizer is the problem.

Only half of the world’s croplands are used to grow crops that are consumed by humans directly. We use a lot of land to grow crops for biofuels and other industrial products, and an even bigger share is used to feed livestock.

https://ourworldindata.org/global-land-for-agriculture

This is a beef and corn problem fueled by subsidies.

A billion dollar industry would never do such a thing.