I would look in NY. The city itself is expensive but would probably be the best as far as not being full of chuds or racist liberals.

Upstate is going to fair well with climate change I think; no major natural disasters and lots of fresh water and farming. Finger lakes region will pry fair best for climate change but its kind of rural and expensive and wasn’t for me, personally.

Buffalo will be accepting and fairly cheap and is the biggest city upstate. Rochester has its goods and bads but is overall pretty nice and inexpensive with a lot of job opportunities. I live in Syracuse and it will fair well for climate change and is inexpensive but probably has the largest chud population of the major upstate cities.

This is great but

Can we just pardon all drug charges? and legalize all drugs?

This is exactly what I was getting at; you said it better than I could. When the choices are laid out like “Should we save our future and have no negative impacts on your life whatsoever, or should we do nothing” of course the majority of people will support it.

I get that and I was afraid I would come across too much like that’s what I’m saying. I don’t believe rugged individualism will save us from climate disaster. When it boils down though, if a goal is to, say, make these oil and gas companies accountable, that is going to be giving up your car eventually. Because there will be no gas on a consumer level. Or if we want to give up factory farming, there will be no more McDonald’s because food cannot and should not be that cheap to produce. I just don’t believe that the average person realizes that in order to achieve actual progress when it comes to climate change, eventually your treats will need to be curved or extinguished altogether.

While I don’t doubt a large amount of Americans will say they support major climate change initiatives, none of them are willing to change their lives in any meaningful way or give up their conveniences. They won’t get rid of meat, their car, their Mickey D’s, their single-family homes. I really think the average person expects “major climate change initiatives” to be banning plastic straws or something.

I think there would have been continual strict-ish COVID measures which would have ultimately led to a low approval rating but less COVID deaths.

Rochester police are fucking brutal

I don’t take it too seriously, so I enjoy the show, mostly. However, something else not discussed here is that there’s too many fucking characters. The young black girl and the girl questioning her sexuality are pretty much pointless. The pizza delivery guy, while kind of funny, also didn’t need to be there. The past two seasons they’ve introduced a new villain character just to immediately kill them off that same season.

One cause is raw material shortages that are due largely in part to the ice storm that happened in Texas. The storm destroyed several raw material plants and caused a shortage in certain industries. I work in the paint industry and we have had a major raw material shortage thats caused the paint companies to raise their prices up to 30% in a year.

I’m glad someone said this. This is something that matters only to the terminally online. This had little real-world impact. And most are just using at an excuse to be transphobic

This is called whataboutism

Hot take but most of the time when I see people complain about phones it’s cause they have an android. Not an Apple boot locker but iPhones are just much more user-friendly

I’m high as hell on the middle of watching don’t look up and I log on and see this

I work at Sherwin Williams paint store. We have them in stock still because most people don’t think to look there. Carry a variety of N95s etc.

Can anyone tell me if you can/should still schedule a booster if your original vaccine was less than 6 months ago?

Going wild and yet people are so done with it it doesn’t even appear to matter in most people’s minds yet(I’m in upstate)

Yes. But I work a full time job, mow lawns on the weekend, and work as a bouncer on the weekend nights

Hardly, my dad got like 40K and basically had to do nothing but a one-page application with basic info. He also applied and qualified for unemployment despite never being short on work (he did it while he was drunk and didn’t claim any after)

U-Haul charged me for not putting the moving blankets back in the bag. I didn’t even open the bag of moving blankets

I swear I saw this on reddit first