Red Mosquito

Wendy Carlos's Twin wrote:

Bi_3 wrote: Not all pot is equal and that’s the point.

The point is that these horror cases you are using as irrefutable evidence of pot's hidden evils are examples of people buying illegal, homemade-manufactured and laced vaping juice on the street, which will fuck you up bad and make you completely stupid. No different from buying illicit pills and finding out too late that they are laced with fetanol.

If it was legal to purchase recreationally under controlled conditions, it wouldn't be a problem. It's not rocket science.

tragabigzanda wrote:Yeah I’m out. I’ll only eat primo whole cuts from here on out.

bune wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Buy kosher, you'll be fine.

96583UP wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

so what is the difference between “unwanted” hair and “wanted” hair

also: all these things are organic so will this impact that moniker?

i need to know more to have a better idea what to fear / hate

bune wrote:

96583UP wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

so what is the difference between “unwanted” hair and “wanted” hair

also: all these things are organic so will this impact that moniker?

i need to know more to have a better idea what to fear / hate

uh, well, there's a percentage of hair that the standards are ok with and as long as it's less than that it's quote/unquote wanted. past that is unwanted.

organic as a brand is pretty stupid but I think you already know that.

nothing but fear itself.

96583UP wrote:i think all-in i am swine with this

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The triumph of the rich, which is one of the defining stories of our time, is generally described as largely the reflection of two factors. The first, of course, is the explosion of income among top earners, in which a tiny minority has vacuumed up a ballooning share of the gains from the past few decades of economic growth.

The second factor — which will be key to the 2020 presidential race — has been the hidden decline in the progressivity of the tax code at the top, in which the wealthiest earners have over those same decades seen their effective tax rates steadily fall.

Put those two factors together, and they tell a story about soaring U.S. inequality that is in some ways even more dramatic than each is on its own.