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From my understanding it's all about unreacted PFAS inside the coating. It's like an epoxy remaining uncured inside due to lack of reaction chemicals.

You know what's even better value for money? Free.

Always has been. 🔫

What a moron. It costs money to keep it running, and dry years has seen the lake supplying the locks drop.

It's weird that a Middle Eastern country would be included in a European competition anyway.

Long story short it hijacks affiliate links so they get the affiliate kickbacks. It also deliberately works with sellers to only give their discounts, even if it's lesser so both seller and Honey benefits. It's owned by PayPal so they're untrustworthy from the start. Honey rewards also appears to give you back cents on the dollar of what they make from their scam. Next video appears to be about how they're actually maliciously creating discounts from unsuspecting sellers. Not sure exactly from the preview.

That's kind of how humans work. Everyone has all sorts of disparate opinions not aligning directly to party lines. I mostly follow left wing politics except where it comes to guns because for some reason that's right wing. So many beliefs and opinions cannot be properly expressed by a political spectrum but by god we'll do it anyway.

It makes me remember that video of the guy putting every different shaped piece into the square. https://youtu.be/Nz8ssH7LiB0

Do you remember the part of the story where nobody cared about the shirt? It's possible people cared but didn't say anything because they didn't want to cause a conflict. The same is true of a gun. You're allowed to carry a gun and people are allowed to disagree but they are not allowed to attack you for it. Not without consequences anyway.

There's a vast difference between being prepared to defend yourself and planning to kill people. Don't attack somebody with a gun if you don't want to get shot.

Mob justice is never justice.

I'm pretty sure you're mistaken. Carrying a gun is not equal to being attacked with a skateboard. One is a violent act the other is a constitutionaly protected act with no violence. Kyle may have made questionable decisions but he acted in self-defense, and his trial bore that out. You can't attack somebody just because you're afraid of them or don't like them.

Also a lie by omission. He was violently acting out on a moving subway car and all that was done was a choke hold with a proper recovery position. His own health issues lead to his death from this. You can fall off a step and die, so shit happens. You can't predict the future, but you can certainly try your best to protect innocent people.

That said I'm also not sympathetic to a billionaire dying when he was such a piece of shit.