Which is what happens when you put the government in charge of your food. Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong, and Hugo Chávez, among many others, all starved millions of people to death. Many Americans are scared to give the government too much power. Unfortunately, the government finds a way to seize that power anyway. I’m sure they’ll find a way to control the food supply. The only thing people can do is oppose it at every turn. Everything evil that the government does is cloaked in altruism, and compassion. Some people see through that cloak. It’s a shame that more people don’t see through it.

I’m amazed at how many people look at the US as an evil invading power, and then wonder why the American people don’t want to let the government take more control over their daily lives. We see what they are doing all over the world, and we sure as hell don’t want it here. The US government is filled with the most evil and corrupt people this society has to offer. The fact that anyone would support anything those bastards do, or want to do, is beyond me.

I know several people who have done this and it’s helped. I don’t see the down side, unless nobody donates. Then you feel very unloved.

The fact that Muslims want to inihilate every Jew from the planet doesn’t help either.

And sleeveless! That’s the “sweet” part.

Sizes measured in songs? Is my shirt size a “Sweet Home Alabama”?

I’m shocked to see there are people that still watch TV shows. I thought network TV was an ‘all but dead’ medium.

Do they think that will prevent COVID?

What if you have Lincoln Logs and mashed potatoes in the same bag?

It worked for Oedipus.

I think people need to go outside and interact with each other in person. That’s the best way to date.

This is part of how a much smaller army can defeat a larger invading force. The locals have all their supplies. The invading force has to bring everything with them.

There are a lot of different British and American accents, depending on which part of the country they’re from. Some sound much better than others. I don’t know much about Australian accents. Is there just one, or many different ones depending on their location?

I remember trying to watch Mad Max a long time ago. I didn’t make it very far in the movie because I couldn’t understand what they were saying most of the time. I find most American and British accents easier to understand, although there are a few that are harder.

Small penises

How about telepathy for half the people. That’s even more chaotic.

There are medications for bipolar.

Congress

Ryan Long will be so happy!

That would never fly in the US. They complain about water usage so much that they regulate shower heads so that they barely drip water, and toilets so that they don’t have enough water to flush solid waste. The bidet would just blow the regulators’ heads with all the water usage.

“No shirt, no shoes, no service”. You get kicked out of most places if you don’t have shoes.

My daughter used to say “that’s not fair” all the time. I would tell her “Life isn’t fair. If you expect it to be, you will only set yourself up for failure and disappointment.”

She never listened to me, though.