@sistersinead@quendergeer You said "let's try melon-pan, I've heard a lot about it" and like many things we did and saw, you did not finish the sentence "... from anime". But it was all great!!
@HooiWanV They are still figuring out having emotions and so a lot of things (like "having fun" or "being tired") are really overwhelming / hard to regulate into a more comfortable state
@z0mbieLenin@adacable A lot of people are rightly pointing out that youth clubs are criminally underfunded, but thank you for also pointing to the fact that young people also have the right to be outside!! Green spaces are public spaces in cities, we all have the right to enjoy them!
@hamishsteele Wait, what?? I hope you mean "you can read an ambiguous ending" and not that I literally have to choose, I hate choices. But maybe you mean like Clue, the best movie of all time?
@salacious_dum@them_damn_eggs@proustmalone Yes, all true! I guess fundamentally i think its not helpful to respond to studies about the effectiveness of environmental laws this way
@salacious_dum@them_damn_eggs@proustmalone Your argument was that there isn't going to be a clear generational difference in effects of lead exposure comparing people born eg in the 1960s and people born after the 1908s. I'm saying that's wrong.
@salacious_dum@them_damn_eggs@proustmalone I mean, leaded gasoline is illegal in Flint, so yes, things have improved since the 1970s. Not enough, but things have literally improved.
@salacious_dum@them_damn_eggs@proustmalone Fatalism about harm promotes disengagement and is also false! There *is* a huge reduction in childhood BLLs after banning leaded gas, there is just still more work to be done.
@tnynfox@astronaimee@adamfare1996 *even if this were truly their concern* (its not, its an excuse) unpeeled potatoes are also sold in plastic bags, also reflect on why *these* potatoes are the ones you object to