As someone who lives where the power goes out if the wind sneezes during an ice / heavy wet snow storm, there’s reasons to have non electric sources for both cooking and heat.
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I’m saying electoralism does not work. And Americans won’t unify their labor power. Stochastic terrorism it is.
It wouldn’t of changed anything. How are you not seeing the logic?
That’s why I didn’t downvote. But my visceral reaction was all the downvotes lol.
It’s snowing! Therefore climate change is a demoncrap hoax!
Plot twist: the Fox News weatherman tells the truth
I want to downvote this so bad. God awful opinion piece.
It’s sorta default to start there since it’s the biggest instance. Obviously you can start anywhere but someone new to the fediverse is still learning how it all works.
They really do. Dude was senator of CT and bought and paid for by the insurance companies, many of whom have headquarters there (at least at the time).
Lemmy.world mods are a bunch of fucking libs. Say anything truly leftist and you’ll get a ban.
The US is 50 countries and some territories with almost no rights in a trench coat
Heat pumps are popular in VT where it does go down to -40 somewhat regularly. Most places still have a backup heat for the really cold days - either wood stove and/or oil.