HadMatter [none/use name]

Plus Libertarians have already somewhat revolted against the neoliberal world order (even if they basically agree with all of the basic principles), so they’re more open to structural critiques than liberals are.

The problem is then the libs will just push to disarm everyone who has ever seen a therapist or taken an antidepressant.

I’m dating a lib, but she’s for M4A, trans rights, etc, so it’s really just the capitalism bit and to what extent we should tolerate shitheads that we disagree on, so it’s not as bad as defending slavery, but honestly it’s not too bad.

Honestly, when you’re talking about getting as big as Destiny, you don’t even have to be good at video games. Hasan’s not great at video games, but he has 16k (ie makes a fuck ton of money) subscribers because he’s entertaining. He mostly just talks about politics and memes and watches reality TV. He plays games for fun, but his audience drops off significantly when he switches over to gaming, generally.

The only argument for hunting that I can come up with is population control, but even then, there are natural mechanisms for that.

Tofu, beans, tempeh, and edamame are, in my experience, way cheaper per gram of protein than meat. It might depend on the location, though.

Honestly, that probably depends on the makeup of the legislature next year, in the US at least. This is absolutely the kind of thing that should have a price ceiling or be provided free of charge, but I could see the GOP legit letting then price gouge the shit out of it.

Also just the obvious false premise that only black people get cancer. The real difference between white people and black people in this regard is that when white people get shit like this, it’s removed before it gets anywhere near as bad.

You’re clearly misreading the post.

Yea, I never said that I wouldn’t ever eat those thing again and kind of just started cutting things out bit by bit. It started with “I won’t buy cow products, but will eat them if other people buy them for a party or something” and I didn’t really consciously change anything, but at this point, it’s been almost two years since I’ve purposefully eaten an animal product, and I’ve barely noticed. I think the goal is to just do better than you are now. Don’t tell yourself you can never eat this thing again, just make your decisions about what to eat and what to buy with the animals and the environment in mind.