@MickWest@RichardDawkins His attached video gives a far more nuanced description of his point, which this response seems to miss intentionally? The keyword in his written tweet is “violence” and not the insult of using the wrong pronoun. Among many other more substantial points he makes in the video.
@JoshuaLisec@ElijahSchaffer I grew up poor and my parents put me in daycare at a month old. I turned out great, felt very loved by my parents growing up, and love my parents to this day. You’re being very dramatic. Daycare is a perfectly acceptable solution for parents.
@jakeshieldsajj Because this behavior results in store closures ultimately destroying jobs. Eventually it also affects those working at corporate, the shareholders (big and small), and beyond. The ripple effects go far beyond California.
@alicemazzy Prices (including for housing) are incredibly high still. My income, and most folks I know, have not increased at anything close to the rate at which prices have increased despite what stats are saying. People still aren’t used to paying $20 for a burger.
@thebadstats I followed you initially for having intersecting counter arguments to the Weinsteins but lately you’ve stopped making any points other than personal attacks. It’s not a good look nor is it interesting to follow.
@thebadstats Bari Weiss did a great podcast on the pros and cons of taking Ozempic (a similar drug) for obesity. It’s worth a listen. https://t.co/vaQGGdssvG