hydroacetylene
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hydroacetylene
1hr ago
Clearly somebody is selling alcohol in Greenland.
hydroacetylene
1hr ago
This will probably be a Dane who’s technically a Greenland resident- chic fil a normally requires previous business experience.
hydroacetylene
1hr ago
Greenland just found 13 billion barrels of oil, and lots of FIFO workers are alcoholics.
hydroacetylene
17hr ago
That's been an issue with doctor google for forever though- webmd says it's cancer!
hydroacetylene
23hr ago
This is America, and there are neighborhoods in the city center which are exurban in most metros.
hydroacetylene
23hr ago
Not in American usage. Rural town means it's not part of a larger metro, or at least not connected to it/too far for reasonable commuting. America would use the term 'farm town' for what you're envisioning(which may not be a town), a 'rural town' might be supported by tourism, mining, a single large employer, etc. A major city is something with suburbs and a suburb is attached to a major city(but may or may not have a population that commutes there for work; some suburbs have more people commuting in from the city than out to the city) and an exurb is a town detached from the major city but economically dependent on a large portion of its population commuting there. A 'village' sounds like something thirdworlders live in.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
To be clear I don’t quite understand the job-qualification reasons for elementary school teachers to need high school diplomas, let alone masters degrees, and would would replace elementary school teachers with the top x% of 11th grade girls if made supreme dictator. But what I remember from middle/high school was turning in homework, the teacher passing it out again in a random order, and having to Mark answers with a differently coloured pen as the teacher called them out. Tests were mostly scantron and graded by machine. The teacher had to grade essays, but not day to day assignments.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
What I remember from school was having to grade each other's papers.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Pretty normal striver parenting- her kid being average is just not a comprehensible idea. But normie blacks use corporal punishment up and down the class ladder much more heavily than whites do; support for corporal punishment in institutional settings is mostly blacks and white southerners, and this includes fairly up-middle class people.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
I'm used to apple cider being the default there and plenty of parents just letting their kid have a small quantity of wine or champagne, with sparkling grape juice being used as a punch, served out of a bowl?
hydroacetylene
1d ago
The south became roughly as republican as the national average in the late seventies and was more republican by the nineties. Your timelines don't match up.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Yeah, the confederacy would have been better served by a more aggressive strategy, because they were going to lose a war of attrition and needed a decisive victory early.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Latin America is full of dumb regulations, rent seeking, and corruption. I wouldn't doubt that Brazil has the same thing, and just relies on income inequality to make up for it.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
It's like a gun shop, but for black dudes.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Barbers are like that. Or they're altchicks. Have to be into heavy metal to do barbering.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
In certain neighborhoods in Dallas ISD, part of the benefit of accepting a housekeeping job is your employer lying to the schools about where your kids live- the school doesn’t care, these are mostly well behaved Hispanics whose parents believe in the Chancla, and if they show up to school, they get $9k on top of the property taxes from the sorts of houses that have full time housekeepers in Dallas. The kids get a better education. The employers get to throw in a fringe benefit practically for free. Their kids, of course, go to private schools, mostly Catholic or episcopal.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Socially, however, this is not good, you’d have to concentrate the genii anyways.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
A good teacher would have said ‘put it back in the bag, under your jockstrap and gym socks, I didn’t see anything this time’.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
And then get lynched? The gods of copybook heading will return, one way or another.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
UBI, but only for the deeply involved in church or subcultural scenes. UBI, for those who forswear politics and vow to embrace lowest common denominator slop. UBI, for those who pledge to do too many drugs to seek societal change
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Does Germany have mandatory voting?
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Correct me if I’m wrong but these migration background voters are mostly German citizens. That may be a bad idea but the law probably says ‘citizen of Germany’ not ‘person with light enough skin’.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
Lots of credentialed women will just stubbornly believe institutions over their own lying eyes.
hydroacetylene
1d ago
It’s worth noting that actual normie black parents are usually the first in line to demand schools bring back paddling. They believe in discipline but have trouble enforcing it without external assistance.
In America the answers for rural employment are often
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