So the compromise is they get cameras, and we get to hunt them for sport.
We’ve just not been holding up our end of things.
That depends on what sort of garlic flavor you want.
The Alicin in garlic does break down with time and heat, but that allows other parts of the garlic flavor to come forward.
They tried that. Famously so. So now we pay a fuck load of money trying to get people to willingly stop, and on enforcement of traffic laws.
Which is why you can still buy your cancer sticks to feed your addiction, but not flavored. Because that’s a low hanging fruit. Just ban the cancer companies from flavoring their cancer sticks like candy. Make it obvious that they’re selling you your slow, painful death.
Maybe you’re lost in your addiction, but maybe someone else can use this to quit, and maybe a kid won’t start. It’s all still cheaper than the healthcare costs of tobacco.
I meant other chemicals in the tobacco.
https://inis.iaea.org/collection/NCLCollectionStore/_Public/42/070/42070498.pdf
And that’s the tip of the iceberg, there are chemical washes, pesticides, and other shit that’s just as bad.
It’s not just about protecting children, it’s about protecting everyone.
Nicotine is wildly addictive. Full stop. It and a host of other chemicals also cause a wide range of health issues that greatly strain the medical system, and put strains on healthcare budgets.
Since banning the product outright will likely not work, due to the aforementioned addictiveness, sensible countries have adopted a slightly different approach of making the cancer sticks as unappealing as possible, both to keep kids from starting and to help people already addicted quit.
Except for the huge pile in front of Musk.
Also, his slop meme is portraying Leninism fairly accurately. The man was a monster who wasn’t happy with his first secret police force, so he made three in the years he held totalitarian power.
Marxist socialism is almost never portrayed by authoritarians, because of how obviously better it is
I’ll say we over expanded college in the wrong way. Turned it into a business. That greatly expanded the costs with little actual benefit.
I use Atlas.
It’s sitting on my table.