NOW that's the rule. Quite a bit different from 150 years ago.

There's a lot to that. The boomers didn't JOIN in nearly the numbers their parents did (particularly not younger boomers).

BUT a part of that is that, as more and more women entered the workforce, men were home more and couldn't jaunt off to lodge meetings three times a week.

My Masonic lodges don't at all.
My grandmothers Daughters of Scotia lodge had (has. still exists, even though she doesn't) a death benefit for a few hundred dollars.

Not Columbia like DC

They don't value health care.
Thus: to them, the crisis does not exist.

Most of those orgs were created SPECIFICALLY to provide insurance of some kind. More often than not it was life insurance/death benefits, and members (if you were a member long enough) could get into a nursing home late in life.

You're useless. You're a lame duck who isn't using the power that gives you.
This is pathetic.

Yes. Because this graphic is from 2018, when the FBI shuts down a network of hackers.

FBI swoops on 'national threat' 'hacks for hire' sites - BBC News share.google/eycGmtuRdKb7...

Your first idea there is faulty.
We have a huge section of the US Population that *reject* systems as a sociopolitical philosophy. They believe All Systems Are Wrong.

Thousands of kilometres?
That's like... 120 miles, right?
A days migration for an unladen swallow?

#AmericansWillUseAnythingButTheMetricSystem

The only reason for most of the functions on that mixer is because someone doesn't ACTUALLY know how baking works, and trusts the recipe as written.

Are we talking football, or American handegg ?

How does a dude with Florida property not know about hurricanes 🌀