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I feel like the UK is lagging behind and we will see a rubber banding effect. After a decade of cons we will see a weak centrist labour party that will try to right the wrongs of the previous government while also taking all the blame for it. Then come next election cycle, because they were too pussyfoot to change FPTP, a stronger than ever right wing party will undo anything.
Just need a good hacked drone to fly into Putin’s limo.
I’m not sure about that. But most restaurants downtown were semi-open, with some seating indoors, some outdoors along the streets. There doesn’t seem to be a law against smoking at the table outdoors, and the smoke just goes everywhere. If it’s not the people at the table, it’s the passersby or the staff on their break. Really bad experience in multiple places.
I don’t understand controllers. I can never get to use them properly. I grew up playing on computers all my life. My brain simply can’t grasp them and I always forget where all the buttons are.
When you went up the weird tech tree, barely getting by, just to counter your opponent perfectly late-game.
The owner of Doritos, PepsiCo, bought SodaStream for $3.2bn and owns 50% of Sabra both of which had taken advantage of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
Junk shit anyway.
When I’ve visited Lisbon last year, within five days we’ve eaten lunch or dinner at least once per day at McDonald’s. Why? It was early May and it was one of the only places accommodating to our accessibility needs in an air conditioned environment, free of cigarette smoke. Because that’s what you need when you have two children and a stroller, and McDonald’s is consistent.
Plus some of the localized menu items were pretty amazing and the staff was super friendly.
Airbnb offered an unfair advantage (venture capital and centralized) in cornering the market on a streamlined platform, vs decentralized bnbs. Then when covid came, the individual bnbs operating on a tight margin shuttered, while airbnb prevailed (with massive layoffs). Both the hotel industry and airbnb were able to jack up prices due to loss of competition from mom&pops.
I can’t answer your second question.
Hotels and airbnb killed mom and pop bnbs.
Whom does the IDF wage war against? Their own population. That’s terrorism.
I hope you are right.
How would I? I’m Canadian.
Vote for Biden of course.
I was just attacking your words to describe him. Just don’t try to justify it with such lines.
That’s a very poor wording to describe someone supporting genocide.
Tax that shit more. Higher taxation is proven to cause a decline in consumption rate. Along with the added benefit of increasing revenue that can be used for enforcement, prevention, rehabilitation and care.
Fuck teva. Boycott that shit.
Where do you live that only has 5mbps? It must be somewhere really remote.
Slutsky. Heh.
Quebec does hydro. Ontario just calls it that, but majority comes from nuclear.
It probably wasn’t that good for propaganda to call it “Nuclear One” when they’ve privatized the crown corporation.