bonifartius 𒂼𒄄
@bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org
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state licensed lolbert and hypernatalist with a breeding kink. never watched rick & morty and i'm proud of it.
don't only rely on my words, read what happy customers wrote about me: "10/10 would buy again", "top seller, great value", "wildly incorrect", "teil des problems", "without imagination", "Repeated provocation using copy/paste.", "if you take a dump in my mentions, I just might notice the smell", "log out and never login again", "Du redest wirr.", "My brother in Christ, this is such a ridiculously dumb statement that I will no longer entertain this silly conversation.", "Auf Derailing-Diskussionen habe ich keine Lust. Finger über dem Blocken-Knopf.", "Wie gesagt, du kannst der Diskussion inhaltlich nicht folgen."
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Joined Jun 2020
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https://unherd.com/2022/04/were-all-traumatised-now/
In virtue of my heretically archaic views about biology and the importance of women’s rights, I’m the target of quite a lot of rude online behaviour. The other day, for instance, I learnt I was lucky I hadn’t been hanged yet. So you might expect me to be emphatically in favour of attempts to remove what the Online Safety Bill calls “harmful communications” from the internet.
This isn’t the case. In fact, I think the Bill’s proposals on this kind of internet content are a dog’s dinner. If implemented, they will undoubtedly suppress desirable levels of freedom of expression on the internet, and cause more problems than they resolve.
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If there’s one thing the lefties hate, it’s gays who vote wrong. They hate them even more than they do blacks who vote wrong.
@Sophistifunk
imagine the twisted mind you need to say people can "vote wrong" and be shilling democracy at the same time :)
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regardless of the situation it has always been a good idea to produce an abundance of food locally. even hunter gatherers could have benefited from this avenue of approach when they made a circle back to where they started the year prior or what have you. With private property and all that this should have been the aim from the getgo. Damn im gonna be living in this area... might be a good idea to have some food nearby... dont have that much land... better have a food forest because mono-cropping wont provide me with enough sustenance... In furtherance i would also say that i better have more food than i need in case some ugly hungry mofos swing by for a meal. In order to do that id need to garden in a way that made it easy and less time consuming... hmm maybe ill plant anything and everything and let nature take its course.... kinda like a food JUNGLE!
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moved to @kumicota@bae.st
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@bajax @dave @graf
>they've been a "pariah state" for decades. They should have reached some kind of equilibrium in their supply chain by now
They have. That's the marvel of Juche. They haven't had food shortages for almost two decades.
>Pony you simply aren't a credible interlocutor. If you think you "won" our debates it's only through sophistry, taking overly simplified views when it's convenient and shitting out "you just don't understand the full context of the situation!" otherwise.
But you don't understand. You didn't know the difference between the proletariat and the peasantry. You don't know what happened with regard to the kulaks. You don't know how sanctions work. You are too stupid to take part in any of these threads and you just ruin them.
>Trying to act like NK would have its shit together "if it only weren't for those damned western imperialists!" is just a bridge too far.
It has it's shit together and it has all in spite of being on a constant war footing, being under sanctions and having had all of it's infrastructure destroyed in the war.
dprk economy growing.jpeg
>they've been a "pariah state" for decades. They should have reached some kind of equilibrium in their supply chain by now
They have. That's the marvel of Juche. They haven't had food shortages for almost two decades.
>Pony you simply aren't a credible interlocutor. If you think you "won" our debates it's only through sophistry, taking overly simplified views when it's convenient and shitting out "you just don't understand the full context of the situation!" otherwise.
But you don't understand. You didn't know the difference between the proletariat and the peasantry. You don't know what happened with regard to the kulaks. You don't know how sanctions work. You are too stupid to take part in any of these threads and you just ruin them.
>Trying to act like NK would have its shit together "if it only weren't for those damned western imperialists!" is just a bridge too far.
It has it's shit together and it has all in spite of being on a constant war footing, being under sanctions and having had all of it's infrastructure destroyed in the war.
dprk economy growing.jpeg
@CapitalB nuja, das ist auch mehr oder weniger soon meta-paper ;) durch die quellen habe ich mich jetzt nicht durchgearbeitet. das sind geschichten die teilweise schon seit einem jahr in der wissenschaft diskutiert werden (meist mit safe&effektive abgetan :)
i'm increasingly happy that i took the right bet not taking that stuff.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S027869152200206X?via%3Dihub
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Men will literally dig a tunnel in the ground instead of going to therapy
@NatePlastic sounds like the start of a lovecraft story :)
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@bonifartius @Sunliver @kaia @mangeurdenuage
The other thing that's sus is how it was handled in Europe. In America it wasn't much, it "supposedly" killed diesel cars except the problem is everyone else didn't fucking market theirs that were compliant, and then when the complaint modified TDIs were resold, the competition in terms of diesel cars was 1-2 new models that had to be special ordered and cost far more than $12k at a used car lot. Other diesels in America were big rigs/large pickups and most emission crackdowns from then on were targeted at corporations/fleets and "coal rollers". It didn't help that 30-50 cents a gallon more is a bad sticker shock to many in the "looking at a new car" phase. More just bought gas hybrids to begin with because nobody sold a diesel hybrid that wasn't a bus or big rig.
Europe on the other hand fucked over everyone who was told they were more fuel efficient and that they'd save money at the pump, and then only to get fucked with city bans, high taxes, and more new laws conveniently fucking over anyone who wanted to save money at the pump. Of course they also have more brainwashed people who don't yet know voting won't remove those fucking them over or who think it's a good thing. Or even better they fetishize 15 minute cities.
The other thing that's sus is how it was handled in Europe. In America it wasn't much, it "supposedly" killed diesel cars except the problem is everyone else didn't fucking market theirs that were compliant, and then when the complaint modified TDIs were resold, the competition in terms of diesel cars was 1-2 new models that had to be special ordered and cost far more than $12k at a used car lot. Other diesels in America were big rigs/large pickups and most emission crackdowns from then on were targeted at corporations/fleets and "coal rollers". It didn't help that 30-50 cents a gallon more is a bad sticker shock to many in the "looking at a new car" phase. More just bought gas hybrids to begin with because nobody sold a diesel hybrid that wasn't a bus or big rig.
Europe on the other hand fucked over everyone who was told they were more fuel efficient and that they'd save money at the pump, and then only to get fucked with city bans, high taxes, and more new laws conveniently fucking over anyone who wanted to save money at the pump. Of course they also have more brainwashed people who don't yet know voting won't remove those fucking them over or who think it's a good thing. Or even better they fetishize 15 minute cities.
@khaosgrille
the subsidiaries should be stopped at one point for sure, but they are the way to fix a system which is broken by subsidaries, imho.
@khaosgrille
looking at other industries, small farmers won't come back after "suffering". it's already shit for them. sure, we can blame them for not acting right in the 90s, but if that means we're left with agrotech monopoly everyone is fucked, as industry cares jack shit for the soil etc. we will be left with totally depleted soil no fertilizers (which are getting rare) can fix. we already see this here in some regions. it will be dustbowl.
alternative is to subsidize small family owned farms (preferably using traditional methods), cutting funds to industrial farming. stuff will be cheaper, but we will have locally produced food for longer than the next ~20 years.
@niclas
> [...] what is happening is Big Subsidies to corporations, and very Small subsidies to family farmers. So they are closing shop en masse now.
that's happening here too, especially in eastern germany as things already were organized in big structures there.
@khaosgrille well, as long as the EU funding is coupled to bigger is better nothing will change. soil ruining practice is too profitable for the big agrocompanies, and likely the only way for the few remaining small farms to survive. even if they want to change to sustainable models, the change does cost money to get things going.
just letting the market fix things doesn't work anymore at this point as the agrocompanies got too big due to the broken funding model.
maybe things will just fix themselves in the coming cold hungry winter UwU
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#Vegan Burger costs the same at the heavily subsidized cantine in the university as a bigger meat burger at the private shop next to it.
Meat is so heavily subsidized it is cheap af.
German agriculture either needs a extremely green or an extremely capitalistic revolution. Sadly the green party is just talk and no actions. Farmers currently only make a profit because it is subsidized.
The state could just give the money to poor people instead and let them buy food at its real price.
The current state just sucks.
Meat is so heavily subsidized it is cheap af.
German agriculture either needs a extremely green or an extremely capitalistic revolution. Sadly the green party is just talk and no actions. Farmers currently only make a profit because it is subsidized.
The state could just give the money to poor people instead and let them buy food at its real price.
The current state just sucks.
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Hello mastodon
- woke?
- bespoke!
- problems?
- yes, many.
- ,.-~-.,.-~-.,.-~ <°((((((((((>< ,.-~-.,.-~-.,.-~
- ,.-~-.,.-~-.,.-~ <°((((((((((>< ,.-~-.,.-~-.,.-~
- pronouns?
- sure, nouns are nice
state licensed lolbert and hypernatalist with a breeding kink. never watched rick & morty and i'm proud of it.
don't only rely on my words, read what happy customers wrote about me: "10/10 would buy again", "top seller, great value", "wildly incorrect", "teil des problems", "without imagination", "Repeated provocation using copy/paste.", "if you take a dump in my mentions, I just might notice the smell", "log out and never login again", "Du redest wirr.", "My brother in Christ, this is such a ridiculously dumb statement that I will no longer entertain this silly conversation.", "Auf Derailing-Diskussionen habe ich keine Lust. Finger über dem Blocken-Knopf.", "Wie gesagt, du kannst der Diskussion inhaltlich nicht folgen."
➡️ NO PRESSURE ⬅️ 💄NO DIAMOND💍
one day at a time.
Joined Jun 2020
