The only acceptable use for raw milk is cheese. Give me a raw milk camembert any day.
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Well if we can't do it peacefully, it will be done the hard way at some point.
He literally said he was going to be a day one dictator, multiple times, live on TV. And he still got elected.
If you can afford it, get one of each. The ability to cook rice, vegetables and chicken all at once it's pretty amazing.
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These people never learned why and how Caucescu got what he got. Can't wait for them to learn first hand!
Funny how we don't see much of her anymore. Does it has anything to do with the fact that she publicly made the link between Capitalism, colonialism and the climate crisis ?
I guess we'll never know !
Really hard language and shitty education system!
Yeah it does, it's Mr Hankey!
Because nobody believes it can actually happen. 70 years of continuous peace makes people complacent. Which is good in itself, but when shit hits the fan we just sit back and expect it to blow over.
Damn progressives that ruled the country for the last 40 years !
I grew up Catholic, I'm baptised and I even did 2 out of 3 communions. I then became a somewhat staunch atheist and now I'm agnostic.
What made me turn my back was my aunt's death, I was pretty young and it made me wonder how can this kind of suffering exists if there is an all loving God.
Then, growing up, I also realised that many people call themselves Catholic by default, just because they're born in the right place or the right time, just like a person born in Asia will likely become Muslim or Buddhist.
Then, further down the road, I also realised that people were very selective of what to believe from their religion. That's pretty much when I realised that the problem was not believing in something, but being part of an organised religion.
I don't believe in any god, but I'm also not certain that there is no higher power, how can we be certain? We have no proof whatsoever for one side or the other. So I just started looking at philosophy and how to try and become a better person every day, and coincidentally, it fits pretty well with what's written in many sacred books.
It's hard and I'm far from perfect obviously, but it helps give me sense to the world around me.
We're all great hairless apes on a floating rock, hurling through space, towards a certain doom. So, you're free to do whatever, and personally I chose to try my best at being excellent towards my peer, without fear of never being good enough or eternal damnation. It's been working okay for me so far.