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meggarox t1_jb2ta5t wrote

Approximately 5 million years in hell.

To be fair, murdering an animal is a heinous act. Hunting and farming are definitely not as morally reprehensible, but outright murder?

If there is a God, it will know your intentions surely, and you will be damned for giving in to killing intent. It's not for a court to decide, they should just imprison you for being a murderous danger to all that is civilized. Your eternal judgment ought to come after.

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jBreitenbach30 t1_jb2p5mj wrote

The democrat party the party of child molestation, drinking the blood of children, trafficking children, racism, corruption, spreading fake news cuz they don’t want anyone to know they’re the evil Nazi’s of today! The party of allowing men in women’s sports and not even knowing what the definition of a women is and that there’s only 2 genders. Not these mentally ill dumb fucks who think they can be whatever gender they want. So everything you said is false but go figure since you clearly are one of those brainwashed sheep. Also the democrat party the party of not giving a shit about the country you’re supposed to be in charge of. They’re owned by China. They’re hell bent on destroying our country all they want is a communist country where we the people have to rely on government handouts. Open your eyes and look at the destruction of our country in the last 2 years. All from failed bullshit whackass liberal policies. The list goes on and on but it all boils down to democrats today are fucking evil pieces of shit!!

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prefer-to-stay-anon t1_jb2hdi4 wrote

The no personal responsibility thing is so funny to me, because articles like this show demonstrably that societal changes can create massive differences in outcomes.

Differences in food culture, walkability, having more free time where you are interacting with the world, they all make significant differences in the outcome of healthy weight.

Sure, personal responsibility does matter, I lost 50 pounds when I needed to, but on a population level, forcing systemic change is far easier than just wishing people would be better. In Europe, people get exercise through the gym of life, here, we take our car from garage to parking lot because there aren't safe and comfortable sidewalks and bike paths. That difference matters.

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