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@AvgLibSoc
Anti-Fascist & Anti-Authoritarian Socialist🏴 | Books📚 | Plants🪴 | Urban Planning/Public Transportation🚊 | Formerly Rh3t0ticTV | I run @PoliticsLs | he/him
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Joined April 2022
- Every single American should be shown this in school and know the context behind it. It’s impossible to describe how horrifically evil the CIA and Bush administration was.I still think this is one of the most disturbing images ever photographed
- Replying to @SpaceXGodXodDYou’re an incredibly horrible person
- I cannot fathom a clearer sign of low intelligence than thisROGAN: "Bill Gates should get jacked. He's got a lot money. He should get a trainer." ANDREESSEN: "That would be extremely helpful for when he goes on his book tour and talks about public health." ROGAN: "If Bill Gates has a six-pack, I'd listen to him." 😂😂😂
00:00 - BREAKING: Queen’s 1980 hit song “Another One Bites the Dust” reaches #1 on the worldwide charts for the first time since October, 1980.
- Lmao the right is having their own vote for harm reduction discourse
- In lieu of Roe V Wade being overturned, I’m going to compile a thread of any protest advice I can find
- Where did this energy go? It’s about dignity. It’s about not giving conservatives an inch when we know they’ll take a mile.
I’m not here to fight about bathrooms. I’m here to fight for Delawareans and to bring down costs facing families. - Replying to @3dscameras and @shijimajimeThe key point is that the graph states that it takes ~16 kg of grain to produce ~1 kg of beef
- Replying to @AvgLibSocThe funny thing about the photo was Ian’s hilarious misinterpretation but if you want to know what the graph is trying to explain here’s my shot at itFor people getting confused because the graph is kinda bad, ~90% of energy (calories) is lost at each step in the food chain making beef extremely inefficient to produce compared to plants, not even counting the massive land and pollution problems of meat production.
