

Um, yes? Can we just all enjoy a small crumb of something steering toward the right direction?


Um, yes? Can we just all enjoy a small crumb of something steering toward the right direction?
Lonely isn’t the right word, because I’m not upset about not having a large group of people I consider myself close to. It’s somewhat disappointing that I can’t deeply relate to more people, though. I’d like to meet more likeminded folks, but I’m also less and less willing to tolerate draining relationships as I get older. Being particular about where you invest your time and energy tends to be socially limiting.


I’m a pet product specialist for a pet food manufacturer. I respond to customer emails, calls, and chats about our products. This could mean assisting pet owners in selecting products based on their pets’ unique medical or physiological needs, answering nutritional questions, handling complaints, and more. In my downtime I work on reference materials for the rest of the team, continuing education on animal nutrition (my last class was on avian flu in pet foods), and prepare promotional materials for expos and trade shows.
On light days we do a lot of sharing memes, shit talking in group chat, dicking around on the Internet, and finding other creative ways to fuck off.


Terminally stupid in this case.


This is important to bring up. If we want to stop being subjected to this kind of fuckery, we need to unite and vote with our dollars. I love making egg-based dishes, but there are other options. The real problem is most people struggle with the idea of making sacrifices to get what they want later. Just don’t buy eggs as an average consumer if they are that unaffordable.
In the United States, we are spoiled for choice when we shop. We’re used to being able to get what we want when we want it, and that’s led to a sense of entitlement. Eat other things, get creative. Look up effective substitutions for eggs in baking.
We don’t have to take this. So don’t.


No worries! The climate catastrophies will get most of us well before cancer does.


Hi. No. I didn’t. If you import like- minded people, you have a stronger opposition.


I wish Canada would start an immigration program for Americans who don’t want to be a part of this shit.
I voted, I’m politically active, and I don’t want to be on this ride. While I don’t have a sought-after degree, I want to work for and contribute to my community. I have skills that I would be glad to contribute. I would pounce on the chance to get out of this shit hole.


As a Wisconsinite, I will cheerfully defend Canadian sovereignty. Come for us, you fascist fucks.


Hard disagree. The people can do a lot.


Why have to bother yourself with harm reduction when you can choose to do nothing and passively allow things to get worse? That would be asking too much.


Where, specifically?


She’s dead, so this only deepens my curiosity.


Who in the sweet fuck is boning to Barry Manilow?!


I would agree with this sentiment, but that doesn’t make this advice less valuable. If we want things to change, we have to be willing to change ourselves. Advice on how to make those changes is bound to make us uncomfortable.


Good on you, my friend. This is inspirational.


The entire joke is about people repeatedly being targeted and killed by Russia. It’s generally a dark joke.


It was not us, baby, he was born this way.


My underlying point was the nuance of this entire situation, and you provided another obtuse black-and-white response. If you can’t radically accept the world and your life, it’s going to make it awfully hard to see it well enough to make changes.
I’m not saying the influence of AIPAC isn’t important, but I feel like being a patronizing twat instead of seizing a moment to help educate someone on the topic isn’t a great way to welcome people to the cause.