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Cake day: February 26th, 2024

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  • Apologies, I am not familiar with Canadian regulations. However, your unruly neighbor to the south has a common issue.

    American sunscreen doesn’t work. European and East Asian (Korean/Japanese specifically) sunscreens use a perfectly safe chemical that has long lasting power and incredible UV protection.

    This chemical has been in widespread use for decades in these markets with no statistically significant health issues.

    This compound is not used in the US because sunscreen is considered a health product in the US and must be tested on animals before human use.

    Consider importing some from specialty sites or find a local Asian beauty shop.




  • You are reverting to the capitalist brainwashing that has been repeated to you for your entire life.

    Nobody is arguing that a grocery stocker requires less skill and training than brain surgery. Literally nobody. And yet you people repeat this idea over and over.

    I mean this not as an attack on you but a chance to expand your worldview. Cognitive dissonance hurts, and it’s important to recognize when it’s happening so you can ask further questions.

    There is no such thing as an “unskilled worker” because all jobs require skill. It’s called human skill, and it’s what enables us to build societies greater than the sum of its citizens.

    The logical conclusion you are suggesting is that because some humans are less capable, they don’t deserve basic needs such as a home, reliable transportation, internet, food, utilities, etc.

    And if your basic premise starts with the notion that society should not be meeting the basic needs of its people, then there’s only one thing that would convince you anyway.


  • Every time I go to (regional fast food chain) or Taco Bell or something, the line is about 1/5 poors and the other 4 are almost always a $70,000 truck or one of those ridiculous circular BMW/Benz SUVs or a decidedly non-base model Tesla.

    The US has reached the point where the “haha look at the poors” food is consumed by the rich and the poors are, well…

    It’s honestly hilarious how Americans refuse to wake up to class consciousness, desperately shouting about how all the other countries have it so much worse.

    Even the village idiot in Iraq knows the TV media is all propaganda. Meanwhile, US corporations spending millions on campaigns against state bills is completely normal and people actually trust the signs they put up.

    Lol. Lmao. This ships going down and taking the whole world with it.


  • “Was working illegally” as if they somehow forced an employer to pay them under the table instead of hiring a citizen. As if their income would even qualify for any significant tax revenue.

    It takes two to tango, employers pay payroll and insurance tax as well.

    But, I also agree. People who do not pay their fair share of taxes (even if that fair share is $0) should not benefit from the services those taxes enable.

    Now you must agree billionaires and corporations should also stop receiving government subsidies because they are not paying their fair share, right?

    Same thing goes for conservative regions that historically suck up funding while contributing none, right?

    Anything else and you would just be a hypocrite lying about why lesser classes should be treated worse; that would be terrible!