I have a colleague who knows someone working at Tesla. Apparently Musk would walk the floor and declare "this isn't cyber enough, make it more cyber" like the awful client in every freelance webdev joke of the last 30 years.
Everyone's aware here, too. If you were to ask most conservative voters about packaging plastic, they would likely agree that there's way too much, or at worst not care.
PP is specifically politicising it because people kindof hate paper straws, and he will use any displeasure to slip his dick in.
It also geographically connects Acadia and Newfoundland to the rest of Canada, wildly weakening Atlantic Canada's ties to government and the rest of the country, and completely torpedoing east/west trade.
Yes, they are. Because they're limited in their context.
Corporate ownership of housing, regulatory changes made by the Harper government, amd the state turning away from developing public housing 40 years ago created the housing crisis.
Enough NDP voters' second choice is the CPC that the Liberals are doing the things to attract that demographic. Look at the polling right now. The only people stumping for the NDP are the ones who will walk over toxic broken glass to vote against the Liberals.
Read the abstract, then read the conclusion. If you want to dig deeper into the findings, read the discussion section. Unless you're interested in the minutia of the methods or the research context, you can skip the rest of the paper.
There was a survey. Many of us made staffers aware. And former councilor Waye Mason had a Mastodon account that he abandoned back in October. Council is aware. They have clearly just quietly rejected the idea.
I think they imagine that the resources for women were spontaneously built by governments, and it's not fair that governments don't do that for men, too!
The idea that the support networks were started by women in their homes, with zero public support for decades until they managed to demand it by building grassroots support might be totally alien to their sea-lioning ass.
I have a colleague who knows someone working at Tesla. Apparently Musk would walk the floor and declare "this isn't cyber enough, make it more cyber" like the awful client in every freelance webdev joke of the last 30 years.