Yall need to lower your expectations god damn

I can see absolutely no difference between your post and the OP.

Are you guys on 16k screens or something.

Akshually it’s islamophobia to say that a lot of the laws in Dubai are bad!

well until the population turned out to be too dumb for democracy anyway

Liberals when

In Europe, doesn’t smell like cigarettes everywhere

So true bestie

B-b-but one trans woman won a sport once!!!

Jesse what the fuck are you talking about.

I’d like to double the problem and give it to the next person

He’s not a bad slime you know

Well at least it was free

You really get what you pay for with this guy

I was talking about AANES, not the “socialist” Assad or the clearly religious authoritarian groups in the area.

Liberalism and its “freedom” hasn’t taken root because:

1. Liberals fucked the whole region in the first place.

2. Shareholder profits are not going to inspire the masses to take up arms and fight.

Liberalism cannot provide a better future for anyone, so the people turn towards the groups who try to provide a change.

Extremely funny you say this in this situation since there is a group here fighting for freedom and democracy but they’re stinky reds, so you’ll hate them.

They will still fund propagandists who call themselves socialist, hacks like Caleb Maupin and similar dumbasses.

Honestly one of my favs, miss them lil guys

You’re so dopey, compliant, and breedable

I remember one time I randomly had a really bad reaction to caffeine. Normally I have no real physical reaction to caffeine, but this time my body went crazy, hands shaking, dry mouth, I was kinda panicking honestly.

It made me completely bomb a game of tf2 6v6 and my maincaller got really mad at me :c

That’s all neat but there’s a few problems with advocating this approach as a solution to anything.

1. The supply chain problem mentioned by the other reply to your comment.

2. The economic viability for this approach from both the side of supply and demand.

Local, especially “ethically” produced goods are usually much more expensive, and when people are barely making ends meet.

It’s also much harder to expand a business that sources their goods “ethically” and so on.

3. This is just not a solution. It’s an individualistic approach to an institutional problem.

Companies are largely not accountable, there is largely no economic democracy (vote with your dollar doesn’t count), and increasingly all matters of government are once again captured by large corporations and wealthy individuals.

The solution here cannot be to just consume better, something needs to change drastically.

Dozens!