I watched the video and it’s pretty objective, just being an analysis of the situation. It focuses on the numbers and strategies. No sympathy shown.

I can see the moderator taking your statement about wasting lives as “sympathetic” because their view is probably along the lines of “all Russian soldiers are guilty and must be killed without mercy.”

This sort of dehumanization is not acceptable as more and more of the Russian army is filled with people being taken advantage of or being sent at gunpoint.

I’m not saying they’re all innocent bystanders. There’s still plenty who want to be there, for some reason or another, but, ultimately, every Russian soldier is a tool of the elites and they, no matter their citizenship, are the real enemy.

Well, they’ve been fucking everyone over, minus the wealthy, since Day 1.

It’s in my state but I’m not worried bc between Jesus and essential oils, all will be well. /s

Probably. I imagine you could probably get one at a gun show in Texas

Oh yeah. I keep forgetting about that. I suppose I need to study it a little more to make it stick.

The Canadians will protest en masse very soon and bring the government down, right?

Good ole brute force is the best method, though, as you said, targeting is a huge problem. Basically you need a low Earth orbit shotgun.

Let’s go with that.

If I don’t find this story dull, what does it say about me?

The US doesn’t. It’s probably just another grift. The State Department will issue some sort of certificate that costs a nice pile of cash.

OMG, he is going to be the DNC presidential candidate in 2028, isn’t he? The DNC loves that blood-soaked AIPAC money.

I’d still have to pay for a place to live and food and, without getting a work visa ahead of time, unable to work legally. There is the digital nomad route, but the good ones do require training/expertise, such as programming or medicine.

Is it doable? Yes. It just takes planning and preparation, which I’m doing what I can while I’m looking for work.

Well, that’s a good question. In all seriousness, probably Liberia. If they get to that point. Lots of cases have been overturned but that doesn’t stop ICE from kidnapping and holding whoever they want.

I’m trying. It takes money I don’t have right now

Schools are run by cities, counties, with oversight and regulations divided between every level, all the way to Federal.

There are minimum standards set for nutrition but many kinds of schools are exempt from providing meals or meeting the minimum.

Some schools go above and beyond, providing nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks that the students can take home. Others, on the other hand, see it as a hassle and do the bare minimum.

Many US schools are misfunded, with many layers of unneeded bureaucracy and testing added, pulling resources away from the classroom and cafeteria.

Ahhh… Good pointers. I appreciate it.

Ah, but they then will point to the Book of Daniel and Revelations, which contain all sorts of timelines and mileposts.

Dude who made it was “mayo is spicy” white so there was basically no hot sauce. I’ll have to try it again then.

Where I live does have “cottage food laws.” You have to have a food handler’s permit and pass an inspection. The types of permitted foods is restricted as well.

You can’t sell anything that is time/temperature controlled for safety.

One example regulation is for sourdough starter. It must have a pH of 4 or less and that has to be laboratory certified.

Unfortunately, I do not. It’s because the person who introduced me to it was trying to make it themselves and were full of false confidence. It always tasted like old cole slaw that had been rinsed in the sink.

I might give it another go, however.