Domestic production too, amazing!

As a Canadian, I wholeheartedly agree, and think that we should distance ourselves as much as is possible from the US. We are paying the wages of our sins, namely our complacency in selling our souls for NAFTA.

The Islamic terrorists are pedophiles (aka. child brides) and religious zealots (aka. Islamic extremism). The US are pedophiles (aka. release the Epstein files) and religious zealots (aka. “Christian” nationalists).

There is no difference, at their root. We need renewable energy and an abandonment of as much plastics and other petrochemicals as much as possible, so the world doesn’t suffer at the hands of both of these hegemonic terrorists.

This consolidation of control is to overturn the election results later this year in a coup.

This is following the same trend as cellphones did in Africa.

Excellent Smithers.

Going no contact is an option, always remember that.

Good. Now do it with that stupid fucking war.

Not if we decide to trade with other nations, or the auto sector opens up the market to other countries.

Given that the prison system in the US is for-profit, this is definitely slave labour.

“Double my wage, then pay me triple time. Then I’ll come in.”

Nah, they’re just too cheap to pay for anything other than minimal levels of heating.

I can understand your perspective on the lack of knowledge about the book series. But now you know!

David Brin’s “Uplift” series. It’s an interesting sci-fi premise.

I wonder how long until we Uplift them.

You’ve taken the biggest and most important first step: changing yourself. You have become the change you want to see in the world.

Others will follow. Thank you for doing your share.

One snowflake doesn’t make an avalanche, but if enough snowflakes fall, the mountainside is wiped away.

In the long run, the cost will be cheaper, because you don’t have to worry about the sun or wind being blocked by a bunch of greedy pedophiles.

I was just going to say that the roads are for humans, not machines, but this is a better idea.

Picture my previous statement being delivered with British style sarcasm.