It says further down in the article that he was busted down to private and is in the brig for 11 months. I suspect that most people don’t understand how the military ranking systems work anyhow, so it really means very little to most people, until you throw around words like general or commandant.
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@jungekatz all the other answers are far more nuanced, and explain a lot more detail, but the most simple answers to your question are 1. Propaganda and 2. Herd mentality/echo chamber thinking.
Can I promote a community I started, when I migrated here? I had hoped it would pick up a little steam, but sadly, I'm alone there. If you're a woman runner, check out https://kbin.social/m/XXRunning
Not sure it's cloth. More likely it's shit.
That OSHA warning is great.
It sounds like I'm about the same age as you. Yeah, it's crazy how well it worked. I remember those VHS too. They were so awkward. It's also crazy how many people my age STILL thinks things like unions, OSHA, workers rights, never talking to other employees about your wages, etc are bad. Like does no one look around?
I'm in my 40s, and I'm still not ready to have grey hair. I'll keep dying it until I'm ready for it. As for the rest of the stuff people put themselves through, no thanks. I'm not trying to spend huge sums of money on treatments, peels, products, or plastic surgery.
I have a bunch of younger cousins who are like you, they just don't give a shit about it. They and their friends don't think it's required to shave their legs/pits. They aren't dying their hair, or any of the other things to keep looking younger. They saw they parents doing it all, and just don't want to participate. I'm a little envious of their no fucks to give, but like I said, I'm not there yet.
I understand this. My early life was pretty bad. In my 20s, I got away from my family a lot more, and started living my life (mostly) how I wanted to. I'm in my 40s now, and I look significantly younger than most of my contemporaries. I'm not saying this to brag in any way. I'm simply trying to point out that stress and all those things in early life don't HAVE to lead to anything. They make us stronger, more resilient, and capable, as much as that sucks to have gone through.
Not trying to preach or tell you anything you likely don't already know, but as for exercising not feeling good, change it up! Find a new sport. Take a break from your usual workout. Start walking more. Look into yoga. Yoga is truly one of those things that everyone should do. It's crazy how much is affects your day to day. Everyone I know over like 30 complains about back pain, and I used to too. I have NONE (unless I do something stupid) after I started doing yoga 5 days a week.
Also, evaluate how you eat, and what you eat. I've started noticing A LOT more that what I eat the days before a workout have a much bigger impact on my workout than ever. I ate terribly this weekend, and yesterday, and my morning run was so much worse than normal today. I was dragging ass, and it was HARD, even though it was my mostly flat fast run (spoiler it wasn't fast today)
YTA. Over 18. Living at home, with no financial responsibility. Yup. You’re the asshole. AC is expensive. If you want to run it all the time, guess it’s time to get your own place, and pay the electricity bill yourself.
The ones in my area frequently have all the self checkouts open, and no registers with human cashiers open.
Fair. Thank you for the answer.
Full disclosure, I have no idea what I'm talking about.
I don't know if it would have been a larger scale exchange, but I think that it would have affected the US population more, as it may have been on US soil.
Had USA not sort of kinda of forced japan's hand, with all the restrictions/resource cutoff, it's possible none of it would have happened at all. Japan was in no way innocent, but USA had a hand in it happening the way it did, and then some.
Sure, people making more money is a good thing. Well, as long as it's distributed relatively equally. The issue that I personally take with their salary, especially when considering inflation (which most of us can't say the same) is the massive decrease in care. I don't think it's fair for doctors to make more and more money every year, while providing CONSIDERABLY less or worse care.