First the layoffs and now this? Fuck the game industry man.
Randomgal
joined 2 years ago
Nono. You Forma the relationship to ensure compatibility.
The problem is harm reduction and/or decriminalization initiatives are only the first step (and unfortunately oftentimes the only step taken) needed to ease the drug cris. The follwing steps, often much harder, are oten left aside: Hiring (with appropriate pay) and training professionals to actually work with the people that attend these sites, financing housing-fiest programs, offering job orientation and trainings, etc, etc. You know, all the things you need to actually STOP using? Instead of just using safely.
Why would I stop using, if my choice is sleep on the street sober, or sleep on the street and maybe don't wake up and be done with this shit?
Same. I love the idea, but bro... That's a lot of cheddar per loop.
You might be weird af, but all these apps are scrams bro. Don't let them destroy your self esteem. Their business is not to get you laid, it's to get you to pay, and you already did.
You know you can say this about pretty much any religion, right? Yet most people don't go "Hey, God nuked Sodom, that means nuking is okay."
Uhhh... Yeah. Sure. I wasn't disagreeing, just highlighting it among the rest of the discussion.
The last line kind of implies that immigrants had an active part in keeping things afloat.
If you don't think panic attacks are dangerous, you've never had one.
Pretty sure somewhere in their holy book says "Do not kill", so probably Mormon has nothing to do with it. An atheist would have less reservations, probably.
I just click No Tip and then remind myself "It is not my responsibility to subsidize the business owner paying their employees."
Maybe because involuntary commitment does more harm than good? It was all the rage in the 19th century.