Even if people refuse to see or believe in the power of the Leftist alliance, here online, that doesn't mean they are immune to said power.
That's how people can tell whether something is a mirage/illusion vs real. Not because of debates, but because thirst needs the real deal. The illusion can only be convincing for so long, until they're dead.
"Sara Bleich, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, suggests that instead of numbers that people don’t understand, menus should instead come with a listing of how much physical activity would be necessary to burn off that amount of food."
Admittedly that would be somewhat more useful information, but can you imagine implementing the suggestion? We'd have to double the number of bureaucrats doing the calculations and explanations. "If you're ___ years old and weigh ______ with an average metabolism, x minutes on a zero-incline treadmill at y speed = one cheeseburger. How about some nice kale instead?"
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"Fix Bayonets"!
Time to simply refuse. We already know how to deal with government men who would interfere with our alcohol.
Eric Hines
Well said.
Cue Steve Earle in 3,2,1...
Even if people refuse to see or believe in the power of the Leftist alliance, here online, that doesn't mean they are immune to said power.
That's how people can tell whether something is a mirage/illusion vs real. Not because of debates, but because thirst needs the real deal. The illusion can only be convincing for so long, until they're dead.
"Sara Bleich, a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, suggests that instead of numbers that people don’t understand, menus should instead come with a listing of how much physical activity would be necessary to burn off that amount of food."
Admittedly that would be somewhat more useful information, but can you imagine implementing the suggestion? We'd have to double the number of bureaucrats doing the calculations and explanations. "If you're ___ years old and weigh ______ with an average metabolism, x minutes on a zero-incline treadmill at y speed = one cheeseburger. How about some nice kale instead?"
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