

I like having a backup heating/cooking source in case of power outage, still far too common for me here in Chicago with the above ground power lines. I have electric space heaters and then of course my gas furnace and fireplace.


I like having a backup heating/cooking source in case of power outage, still far too common for me here in Chicago with the above ground power lines. I have electric space heaters and then of course my gas furnace and fireplace.


Government so incompetent that they can’t even kill people anymore. This of course means that the victims of said government get far worse then death.


The recycling movement really ruined any attempt at the federal government regulating/limiting plastic production. Which I have to assume was the purpose.


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Sure. But if they didn’t invade the shareholders would have gotten less money.


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It would be hilarious if shipping companies just completely ignored the theocracy’s decree. But since capitalists enable fascism, they will respect their wishes, and then get insurance and subisdy payouts, while at the same time paying protection money. So the whole world loses in all ways, just so the <10 shareholders benefit.


a statue of Baal—which they described as a symbol of Satan
Cringe as fuck. “Satan” exist in a real manifestation in the form Capitalist Governments. You don’t need throw religion into it.


At least initially, eventually they will run into efficiency issues and they will need to upgrade their methods. if you have 100 people you want to kill, hanging is fine, but what about 1000? 10,000? 100,000? hanging is just too slow.


It should be an open floor plan. I’d honestly love a cubicle if I had to work in an office.


That’s cool, too bad they are apparently as morally bankrupt as the USA leadership otherwise they would advocate for the utter destruction of israel and the public execution of any Chinese citizen who had ever invested a single Yuan into genocide.


Nah. Trump will bomb a couple of random Iranian targets, claim that the grand-pumbah of islam was killed and then he’ll declare victory and leave, just like last time. Iran will shoot 1000+ missiles at Israel, Israel will spend $200million of US military AID to blow up 90% of the missiles and the remaining missiles will kill 17 people and then Iran will declare victory. Israel will sortie 2 American f-16’s to blow up some long abandon “nuclear sites,” and then Benjamin will get his propaganda win.
At the end of the day a few billion dollars will be wasted, and literally nothing of substance will happen.


Wow the international slush fund is running out of money because member states aren’t interested in it’s supposed benefits? Crazy.


This is just using dev/rand/ but with extra steps.


Oil Shipments anywhere are the enemy of all people everywhere.


The only thing that matters is how clean our power is. If you are worrying about “cost” you are supporting capitalism and the fossil fuel industry. And cost to consumers is extremely misleading mostly as a result of power policy, completely divorced from cost to generate. Nuclear can absolutely be cheap, just end the subsidies on other fuel sources, allowing fuel recycling, and imprison all shareholders, congressmen, and lobbyists of the international energy cartels.


God I want a nuclear reactor in my literal backyard.
Fortunately I live in Illinois the state that has over 50% of it’s power provided by Nuclear, the most in the nation. (As of 2024, Illinois generates 53.62% of electricity from nuclear power, 31.10% from fossil fuels (comprising of coal, natural gas, petroleum, and other gases), and 15.28% from renewables (comprising of wind, solar, hydropower, and biomass)). It will be nice to get the renewable mix up too, but in the meantime I’m quite happy. Electricity isn’t the cheapest, but it surely is the cleanest which is the only thing that actually matters.
https://cleanenergy.illinois.gov/tracking-illinois-progress/electricity-generation-mix.html
Texas produces ~557 Million Dozen eggs annually. So this represents .2% of all eggs produced in Texas. Not even news worthy tbh.