Deadspin posted a bunch of “the fappening” pictures that included Justin Verlander’s hog.

The Med countries are basically all broke. LMFAO at “smart European Politicians.” Especially given that the PIGS (Portugal, Italy, Greece, and Spain) are currently being destroyed by the common currency because they don’t have the ability to manage quantitative easing or any of the other tools available to a non-EU…

“So? That’s money not being used in any beneficial way for the rest of society, is it?”

“We have to draw the line somewhere, and it’s probably long past time we stopped trying to separate him from Barstool.”

I’ll top that slightly with cruise ships.

It isn’t a symptom of too much nicotine. It is just a symptom of nicotine ingested via smoking or orally. For instance, nicotine gum of a low dosage immediately can give people hiccups, but patches of a much larger dosages don’t.

Yes. A good fence still denies access to all the animals the OP is arguing need to come back. At that point, it doesn’t matter what you put in place.

Since I don’t plan on going hands on with a coyote and I can’t fire a gun in a neighborhood (for good reason), letting them out while I’m there won’t make a difference with hungry coyote.

“Foxes denned under her deck. Owls (great horned, barred, and barn owls alike) lighted in her trees every night. During the day, crows would vie with kestrels and (and even once an endangered Harrier Hawk) for control of her trees. Coyotes would stop through every night, their pawprints highlighting where they stopped…

“There are distinctions and not all socialists what industry or business to nationalize, some of them yes, but not all.”

It isn’t clear, but I can’t imagine Metro is expecting Qatar to damage them. Metro’s mission was “Back to Good” most recently and that meant Metro didn’t want any at fault deaths from a track fire. It is a fairly low bar.

“You want to try and shoehorn “force” into your narrative, because you have the impression that socialism is about “force” which only further proves how naive you are in thinking that capitalism is not about forcing others to do as you like because you have the bigger stick.”

“Charity is not in line with capitalism as you are giving something to others, which is the antithesis of capitalism. Without getting into giving something without getting anything back in return aspect. I am pretty sure that charities are run by committee where they collectively agree to how the funds should be…

To be fair, blood mixes well with mortar.

That seems bizarre that the standard language wouldn’t include an indemnification clause. I can’t imagine a sponsor would accept keeping the metro open late and accept liability when the metro operator runs someone over.

Uh, charity is most definitely in line with capitalism. There is no force involved and the money isn’t spent democratically. You sounds like you went to the David Pakman school of socialism where things you like are socialist and things you don’t like aren’t.

It isn’t a narrow vision. It is literally in the literature from socialists about what socialist want. I’m sorrow that you want to broaden the definition to include everything you think is good and nothing you think is bad, but that isn’t how things work. Also, our entire system is based on individual rights, not…

It makes perfect sense actually given that the pushes for Marxism/Socialism almost never start with the working poor, but instead start with upper middle class elites who don’t like that others do better than them.

It isn’t even tribalism. Marx doesn’t give a shit about the working class. He literally just hates the rich more than he hates the poor. He never went to even meet with or inspect the conditions of the working class, which is weird, because he spent his life sucking off the teat of a rich industrialist. He is just an…

“If the answer is yes to any of these, you are a socialist and not a capitalist, well you have at least contributed to the socialist system. You could still be a capitalist if you have done those things but hate them and actively fight against having to do them.”