duhuh

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by duhuh 6y ago
That’s fine. The SF people think is SF, that used to be SF, does really well with 700,000 people and everyone with a shitty job.
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by duhuh 6y ago
I think op likes the Postal Service
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by duhuh 6y ago
It is as special as a canary in a coal mine I suppose
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by duhuh 6y ago
I have lessened the demand by myself and five people I was able to convince. It’s a question of ethics. What ethical stands have you taken? How are they helping?
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by duhuh 6y ago
I don’t believe humans should operate as pure, replicators– doing any action for the chance to continue to exist. Fishing is global and global fishing runs on slave labor. I am doing them a favor. It’s called ethics for a reason. You are pr
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by duhuh 6y ago
I feel like op established that this type of thing does not usually affect them. Are you suggesting the LA Times has cracked the code to finally reach the psyche of op? Or can we take them on their word that the USPS situation rankles them.
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by duhuh 6y ago
This is a thread about worrying about seafood scarcity already. Not-anytime-soon has arrived on a food-by-food basis. In the case of seafood, it’s an entire food group!
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by duhuh 6y ago
If I eat seafood I rob from ocean species, illegal labor, the hungry poor, and the future. Sometimes, farmland represents the same problem, sometimes not. Seafood is an unsolved problem globally. It has no form of ethical consumption.
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by duhuh 6y ago
I’m not sure why you’re being downvoted, but yes, as a society if we find that we are over-using resources, we should cut out those foods. We seem to value a human population numbered in the billions. Some foods won’t work for that populati
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by duhuh 6y ago
As a resident of a first world country I stopped eating all seafood about 15 years ago. It seems unethical to support over-fishing if I have plenty of other good food to eat.
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by duhuh 6y ago
Like the choice we all have in healthcare? No thanks