No probably not because Jews. I deliver to a dairy plant where most of the workers are aged 20-40. I just watched the shift change and every single employee walked in with a bag of fast food and fountain soda. This is a Union plant and the work ain’t that physical. This country will poison itself to death long before Chinks or anybody else needs to do the job.
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1 year ago5 points(+0/-0/+5Score on mirror)2 children
We (in the U.S.) create problems that shouldn't exist and then have to come up with ingenious solutions for them. We make so much damn corn that it turns into a raw product to extract industrial material from, just like soybeans and ~~rapeseed~~ canola.
This is an unpopular opinion here, but I maintain that Americans eat way too much crap. We snarf down the goyslop, don't do any activities that offset the caloric intake and then act surprised when everyone's fat.
Yes, there's a problem with goyslop, but people need to learn some self-control and put the fork down.
Agreed, this is much more of a cultural problem than a legislative one.
Governments have been trying to get kids to eat "healthy" for decades. The problem is, they're ghey and kids do the opposite of whatever they say. Doesn't help that "snack programs" are usually stuffed with processed garbage ("at least they're eating *something*", I always hear).
Just cooking meals from scratch makes a huge difference. I've been cooking for my kids since they were toddlers and there's none of this pickiness BS either; they'll eat anything. I'm constantly amazed at how many kids, with parents who are seemingly awake, refuse to eat anything but chicken tendies or are sick of pizza because they eat it every night.
1 year ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)2 children
That's a two-edged sword. Basically in order to make a walkable city, a large portion of people have to live in apartment buildings to make the goods and services accessible.
Apartments make it easier to get high density but they aren't necessary.
All you need for walkability is to have all daily amenities within walking distance of your home. If homes, even detached, are clustered around a small local grocer (as opposed to a supermarket), school/park, barber, laundromat etc. then people can walk.
I honestly don't mind living in an apartment building so long as there's green space nearby and private storage for bikes, sports equipment, etc. But city planners don't give a shit about livability because they all live in gated communities, not apartments.
This is an unpopular opinion here, but I maintain that Americans eat way too much crap. We snarf down the goyslop, don't do any activities that offset the caloric intake and then act surprised when everyone's fat.
Yes, there's a problem with goyslop, but people need to learn some self-control and put the fork down.
Governments have been trying to get kids to eat "healthy" for decades. The problem is, they're ghey and kids do the opposite of whatever they say. Doesn't help that "snack programs" are usually stuffed with processed garbage ("at least they're eating *something*", I always hear).
Just cooking meals from scratch makes a huge difference. I've been cooking for my kids since they were toddlers and there's none of this pickiness BS either; they'll eat anything. I'm constantly amazed at how many kids, with parents who are seemingly awake, refuse to eat anything but chicken tendies or are sick of pizza because they eat it every night.
All you need for walkability is to have all daily amenities within walking distance of your home. If homes, even detached, are clustered around a small local grocer (as opposed to a supermarket), school/park, barber, laundromat etc. then people can walk.
I honestly don't mind living in an apartment building so long as there's green space nearby and private storage for bikes, sports equipment, etc. But city planners don't give a shit about livability because they all live in gated communities, not apartments.
Look at the average suburban development house in an HOA. They really have no more freedom than a condo.