If it’s removable you can much more easily recycle it though. Sustainably that is much much better than average phones.

However, while more sustainable than current it is not the most sustainable if you charge it like that

Then as I said we’re already cooked. But also that is demonstrably false anyway. Our judiciary is under heavy threat, but still functioning

I doubt they will find anything of use. The most powerful thing I can do is slow them down. It’s the best use of my privilege

I bring my phone. I likely won’t be breaking any laws, and I can afford a lawyer. So yeah arrest me and waste the system’s time. Just another data point they have to sort.

And if it gets to the point where none of that matters we were cooked anyway

You can’t just shoot people that aren’t breaking any laws. Press or not.

What they’ll lie and tell you is that a gathering can be declared illegal, but that’s bullshit. If I’m standing there peacefully and someone else does something illegal I have not violated the law. I should not be guilty by association and I should not be stripped of my rights to peacefully assemble.

This is a lie they’ve been telling us for centuries to silence dissent

Honestly all captains have been, he’s just the first to actually recognize his actions

I mean no one even managed to display “unknown” powers either.

They were all explainable

You can download a copy of Wikipedia in full today before they turn it to shit.

Unlike the people in Alexandria, you can spend less that $20 and 20 minutes to download the whole thing and preserve it yourself

Yeah wow 2015 how impressive

Many libraries also give out subscriptions.to Mango. That is usually a paid app and much better than doulingo

I mean they gardened 10 years ago and I garden now. It’s not that expensive.

I never said this was supposed to replace your full time job. And you can count labor costs per hour if you want but it doesn’t count for literally every other task I have to do to continue living other than my actual job. Like I don’t do an hour analysis breakdown of cooking a good meal from home. If I calculated cook time, cleaning, prep it would work out bad too. Yet it’s still financially cheaper to eat at home. Because my domestic labor isn’t compensated.

If i have $10 I can grow you more than $10 worth of grocery store tomatoes. If I pretend it’s a job it’ll be less per hour of course, but if I don’t have another way to monetize that time it’s a net gain. Honestly thinking of every facet of living life in terms of hourly wages is fucking depressing.

I mean they didn’t farm the whole acre, their garden plot was maybe 10 x 10 ft.

More than I can do in my town home, but not crazy.

Also economies of scale is a poor argument when it comes to farming. Prices on many crops is fixed by the Government. So yes they can produce food much cheaper, but they fix the price to be higher. If it wasn’t for the government corn at our current rate of production would be nearly free, but it’s artificially inflated.

I wanted to come back and address a few things in an edit. It seems like you’re trying to imply they weren’t poor and I’d like to address a few things. Firstly in the deep south, especially 50 years ago when they got the property, land was cheap and available. Many people owned some land and not much else. Hence the concept of “land rich” “cash poor”. Plus selling your home is not a smart way to pay the bills. Secondly, they got the land after my great grandparents died the land was generational anyway. Thirdly, sure they had a house, but that didn’t stop them from having to pick and choose between food and medicine. That didn’t change the fact that my grandfather had no shoes for a period. I bought him a pair when I found out, but that’s how he was. He’d rather do without than ask for help.

To adress the second part of your attempted “gotcha” yes having space to garden is a prerequisite to gardening, then uh yeah it is. The other option is leasing some land for a small garden, and yeah of course that’s going to be expensive

I’d disagree, my grandparents were very very poor, but they grew up in farming country and had an acre. They wouldn’t be able to have had a garden if it meant putting in more money than buying.

Even with my own gardening expirence I’ve put a lot of money in personally for longevity and ability to move my garden in the future, but I 100% could have tilled up soil and planted some tomatoes for very cheap.

It’s a slow grow though. My yard has limited sun so I don’t dedicate space to it just because it’s slow

Why do you think police are trained to aim center mass

I’ll do you one better, my local library has plenty of disc sets for series. They have a lot of the ones usually locked behind additional subscriptions too.

They told my wife this, but she’s on blood thinner and can’t have ibuprofen. Least you can do is read her medical history before telling her to take a dangerous drug combo

Very eloquent point

Hopefully you don’t live in a red state. They’ll try to take your kids for that one

And it may actually be a problem this time. The US reputation has been trashed and the only reason we could afford all of that debt was based on other countries buying our debt and the global reliance on the US dollar.

That’s all coming to an end.