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Dark humor guys when the dark humor isn't about a dark skinned person.
Btw, this Netflix post has nothing to do with Charlie Kirky.
u/One-Demand6811 — 1 month ago
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Even Christianity is too woke nowadays for Christian Nationalists!
u/One-Demand6811 — 1 month ago
More space for people, Less space for cars!
u/One-Demand6811 — 1 month ago
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JD Vance says he’s doing ‘God’s work – and if that leads to the end times, OK’
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Laura Ingraham thirsts over leftists! Can't stop commenting about El Sayed's looks
She obviously has crushes on El Sayed and AOC.
u/One-Demand6811 — 2 months ago
Imagine living in a place so car dependent to the extent gas stations are considered cultural landmarks!
Car dependency isn't even aesthetically pleasing.
u/One-Demand6811 — 2 months ago
This is US secretary of transport and he thinks bike lanes are DEI!
He also wants to stop cities from using toll money for transit and cancel pedestrian safety programs.
May be he is afraid that his daughter would understand what a dumbass her dad is, if she would go to Harvard.
Edit: This is actually more relevant to this sub than even I thought at first it was. This whole documentary was a cover up to take bribes from several corporations regulated under Department of Transportation.
Some of those corporations are; Toyota, Boeing, Shell, United Airlines, Emtrise Rent-A-car, Waymo.
Don't you think promoting public transportation or cycling would be directly against these corpo's interests? Getting rid of pedestrian safety regulations would be benificial for auto companies like Toyota.
u/FareonMoist — 2 months ago
the diversity of right wing thought on display
u/Conscious-Quarter423 — 3 months ago
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"Let's punish and dehumanize an inncoent for someone else's crime 🙃"
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago
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"Daddy Elon has such a muscular torso, so hot🥵😋"
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago
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Even "Reacher" can't have freedom of speech in USA without getting sued to bankruptcy 🥀
Dude didn't even say anything remotely false.
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago
Hainan, an Island sized 32,900 km² (13,650 mi²) with a population of just 10.5 million has more highspeed railway (650 km/ 406 miles) than the entire USA.
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago
Rightwingers and their primal urge to support rapists (as long as their skin is white)!
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago
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Why doesn't the society promote being child free as a solution to climate change?
Having one less child is the most effective thing you can do to reduce CO2 emissions especially if you live in a developed country.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-fight-climate-change-have-fewer-ch
Having one less child has an equivalent CO2 reduction of 58.6 tons per year reduction. The second most impactful things you can do is being car free and it reduces 2.4 tons of CO2 emissions per year. Not only there is a huge gap between these two it's also easier to be car free when you are child free. I would assume the cars per capita number would be lower for child free people.
And you can also live in a small energy efficient apartment easily if you don't have any children.
Why nobody talks about the most effective solutions to climate change at all?
u/One-Demand6811 — 3 months ago