The fired guy accused him of hitting on his wife. It’s been nearly 70 years since Emmet Till was brutalized, and it feels like we haven’t learned anything
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Sadly , I’ve only ever seen beer from friars, not fryers.
I was a server for years and I don’t know what political views my customers had directly, but my absolute favorite people to serve were tradesmen with their families (at least locally, tradesmen are often assumed to be conservative). They tended to be pretty relaxed and tip well. Those are historically union jobs, and I don’t know if the people working them still vote in favor of worker solidarity, but they still culturally support it, ime.
My least favorite people were also people who are often assumed to be conservative, for what it’s worth: families on their way home from church. They were nitpicky, required a lot of attention, and tipped like shit, plus they often tried to get things comped off their bills by complaining about something on their way out.
I stand by pointing out to people that that commenter’s solution is eugenics 🤷
If something else bothers you, you’ll need to be clearer about it.
I’m in awe of the level of self acceptance you must have. I would not be happy with myself if I could say exactly how much time I’ve spent doing basically nothing
Following Haarmann's arrest, rumours circulated that Haarmann ate the flesh of his victims, or sold it on the black market as pork or horse meat.[34] Although no evidence was ever produced to confirm these theories, Haarmann was known to be an active trader in contraband meat,[35] which was invariably boneless, diced, and often sold as ground meat.[36] When asked where he obtained the meat, Haarmann sometimes said he had obtained the produce from a butcher named "Karl", although investigators would later note that the stories Haarmann told his acquaintances regarding the origins of this individual varied.[37][38]
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Remember kids, the best way to fight eugenics is with eugenics
It’s pretty funny, actually. McConnell is smarter, slier, contributed more, and was more willing to sacrifice everything to bring down American democracy, and at best he’ll be remembered (if at all) as an enabler.
Sucks to suck.
That’s just following in Reagan’s footsteps, to be fair.
Make him pay it for each entrant. It’s probably still pocket change because a hundred billion dollars (or whatever it is now) is effectively infinite money.
Sometimes the depth of the hole we’ve dug ourselves is just astounding.
But to answer your question, yes. If an unbiased translation is impossible (which it is), the solution is to have versions with as many contradictory biases as possible, so they hopefully cancel each other out.
I like to react with this to my trumper dad’s foretelling of a communist future under Harris to the family chat, but you do you.
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Weird question: I notice she pronounces the g in Hamburg with the ich-Laute, like Hamburch. I hear this all the time where I am, but we’re definitely not northern.
Does anyone know if that’s done everywhere in Germany or is it most commonly done in the north?