Some do. Hydro is a net positive, not sure about wind but probably, but last I heard solar not so much. That may have changed since.

Most are safer than nuclear, but until the environmental cost of manufacturing them is outweighed by the benefit of their use then nuclear is the least intolerable stopgap.

The problem isn’t that they exploded one time. The problem is that that one explosion is still happening and likely will be for quite a while.

On the other hand, modern rock exploding plant designs are so much better that it’s very unlikely to repeat itself, so there’s that.

In many positions it already is. Eating at your station is common in many industries.

Average. Liberals would have you believe it’s never the time.

Bit ironic that there’s a wikiHow article on it, but here you go:

https://www.wikihow.com/Teach-Yourself-to-Read

This is an amazing answer and now I’m bookmarking open secrets. Thank you!

This is the way

If being against genocide is being pro-soviet, pro-china, and anti-capitalism, then maybe those are the right positions to take.

If you wouldn’t even take this bare minimum risk of death to end genocide then you were never really against genocide to begin with.

I love how none of these comments account for fiber, something you won’t get from granulated sugar but which you will absolutely get from any actual fruit, which at least one of these yogurts actually references in its label.

Fiber is not only good for you on its own for your gut health but will slow the rate of absorption of sugars, preventing sugar crashes and allowing your body to make use of the carbohydrates over time. It affects the glycemic index and is why real whole wheat/grain bread doesn’t give you a sugar crash.

Source: The ability to read and the knowledge of the existence of diabetes

If a democracy allows this level of evil, better that it should die

Every bathtub’s a toilet if you believe in it enough.

Yes, being crushed by the weight of your own poor arguments, comprehension, and philosophy is probably quite an accurate way to describe arguing against a communist.

I live in a constant state of fear and misery

And employers love keeping you in that state

Turns out that just because you begin to stab yourself doesn’t mean you can’t stop pushing the knife in and staunch the bleeding.