

For Lemmings from other areas, it doesn’t read like a warning, exactly, but in the context of what the Alberta government literally this minster has been doing it kind of is.
Edit: Didn’t notice this is signed Devin Dreeshen.
Formerly u/CanadaPlus101 on Reddit.
For Lemmings from other areas, it doesn’t read like a warning, exactly, but in the context of what the Alberta government literally this minster has been doing it kind of is.
Edit: Didn’t notice this is signed Devin Dreeshen.
This government has blown up one Calgary transport plan already (they’re literally building two halves that don’t enter downtown at all now), so that may or may not be wise. Cities don’t really have constitutional protections in Canada or Alberta.
I’m pretty sure the trend didn’t come from nowhere, although like every other fashion most adherents wouldn’t have necessarily chosen it in a vacuum.
Whether that makes the preference less valid is an interesting question of it’s own.
It’s pretty impossible not to be tangentially connected with someone bad somewhere. Unless I have reasonable grounds to think the production of something was directly unethical I can’t and don’t worry about it.
For example, if you buy a thing from a poor country, there’s a chance a slave made it, but a greater chance it was part of somebody’s ticket out of rural poverty, and there’s no way to tell. On the other hand, meat is always meat (unless it’s lab-grown I guess, but that technology doesn’t work very well to date).
I mean, it’s not really a new problem, although it’s just been ordinary health issues rather than AI.
Usually disability has been addressed very poorly, though.
It sure seemed like one, yeah. One unusual thing is that there was apparently a Discord channel with multiple marks in it at once.
I like how Nichole’s last message to Lemmy was just a bunch of crypto wallets and some lame, one-sentence excuse for why we should fill them.
I might actually prefer winter all year if it wasn’t for that pesky “growing food” thing.
It’s both.
Interesting. Are there workers that cater specifically to women (going by your username)?
Yeah, OP has since clarified they meant that more literally than I expected.
Unless you’re in Europe that’s even more sex-touristy than Thailand. Nobody crosses continents for windmills, but lots of people like Buddhist architecture, beaches and sticky rice.
It’s regulated prostitution in the Netherlands, at least, and sex work is work.
I’m not saying anything bad about the country I’m just saying if you want to visit you probably don’t have the best intentions.
I want to visit. Not for sex.
I wouldn’t jump straight to sex tourism if there’s no other red flags, no.
I have family connections out that way, I am aware there’s lots of other great stuff around.
I’ve never had a guy tell me that exactly, but I’ve definitely encountered people (drunk people? I feel like I’m remembering a drunk guy going on about it) who have mentioned regularly going to Thailand and who make me wonder.
I’m not talking intimate, close confidants here.
I’m picturing something like Slenderman arriving and dragging me off to the land of model failures forever.
Exactly. It’s definitely not for any plausible moral reason.
Although OP also mentioned she’s broke, so it might not work out as planned…
So wait, does this apply in both directions? It seems kind of impossible that people from city A are ruining city B and people from city B are also ruining city A.
It’s pretty known for sex tourism, including the underage kind. That’s only if it’s somebody who fits the profile of a sex tourist, though.
The specific model is rechargeable, unless I’m misunderstanding you.