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Also promotes higher house prices. 3% is still very low if we look back farther than 10 years.

But then doug wouldn't have been able to undermine the efforts of a labour union while the LCBO workers were on strike

Breaker breaker, come in Earth. This is rocketship 27. Aliens fucked over the carbonator in engine 4, I'm gonna try to refuckulate it, land on juniper and hopefully they got some spaceweed, over.

If you don't read the news, you're uninformed, if you do read the news, you're misinformed.

Most of those are probably prerolled joint tubes

There are some valid uses for replaceable batteries. Fire alarms for example is not something i want to take off the ceiling to recharge every few weeks.

That said, banning single use/non refillable vapes is something i could support.

He needs to ramp up health issues before privatizing healthcare. Next we'll see doctors recommending their favourite cigarettes again.

There are also weather conditions that reduce air flow, sometimes for days at a time, where very little wind blows and a bubble of air keeps a lot of the pollution over the city.

this link goes into light detail of how laws were written and enforced in ancient times, starting with tribal or clan based blood fueds and eventually turning to a more societal run and funded system.

The romans had engineers and fire fighting crews. Nearly every society has had some kind of police/army/guard to enforce laws. Farmers actually opened the door to most other jobs/careers because people didn't have to rely on themselves to grow or collect their own food which left more time to become an engineer, learn math, become a salesman or any other job that could be filled.

I'm glad hes addressing he'd like to move them from the parks. Like it or not, people don't love seeing tents and shelters in their public spaces and there are some health and safety concerns with needles and human waste. Hes both building shelters and trying to move them to less impactful locations. I think this will overall get him more support from the public if the public starts seeing results like cleaner parks and an illusion of housing. The shelters are far better than tents but still not a forever solution, as the article states.

Having water with me/beside me seems to help me a lot. Theres no oh I'm thirsty i better stop and buy water or go get water, i always try to have some so as soon as a little bit of thirst hits i can drink it right away. Otherwise i find myself saying oh I'll go get water in 5 minutes, and 3 hours later still not got any water.