@guest2u.bsky.social
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Yes.
I clearly have a different view of the severity and urgency of the situation we are in but we only get out of it by cultivating tolerance and understanding within ourselves.
If we want to get rid of hate it’s best not to give it a home in ourselves.
I clearly have a different view of the severity and urgency of the situation we are in but we only get out of it by cultivating tolerance and understanding within ourselves.
If we want to get rid of hate it’s best not to give it a home in ourselves.
November 29, 2025 at 7:46 PM
Yes.
I clearly have a different view of the severity and urgency of the situation we are in but we only get out of it by cultivating tolerance and understanding within ourselves.
If we want to get rid of hate it’s best not to give it a home in ourselves.
I clearly have a different view of the severity and urgency of the situation we are in but we only get out of it by cultivating tolerance and understanding within ourselves.
If we want to get rid of hate it’s best not to give it a home in ourselves.
Yes, most are hypercritical of “the other team” &, yes, a select few are hypocritical of “their team,” but not on Bluesky, where the Left incessantly criticizes, complains (& someone else also described as “whines”) about every action/inaction.
It’s exhausting.
It’s exhausting.
November 30, 2025 at 1:49 AM
Yes, most are hypercritical of “the other team” &, yes, a select few are hypocritical of “their team,” but not on Bluesky, where the Left incessantly criticizes, complains (& someone else also described as “whines”) about every action/inaction.
It’s exhausting.
It’s exhausting.
It is an excellent window into the hypercritical culture we live in where the only person good enough to vote for, because of over-judging every action of others, is yourself.
November 30, 2025 at 1:18 AM
It is an excellent window into the hypercritical culture we live in where the only person good enough to vote for, because of over-judging every action of others, is yourself.
Because you’re not blindly zoomed in so far you can’t see the forest.
People are so focused on small details (the trees) that they miss the bigger picture (the forest.)
Especially of criticisms.
People are so focused on small details (the trees) that they miss the bigger picture (the forest.)
Especially of criticisms.
November 30, 2025 at 1:10 AM
Because you’re not blindly zoomed in so far you can’t see the forest.
People are so focused on small details (the trees) that they miss the bigger picture (the forest.)
Especially of criticisms.
People are so focused on small details (the trees) that they miss the bigger picture (the forest.)
Especially of criticisms.
Angus from “Ferdinand”
November 29, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Angus from “Ferdinand”
Centrist Journalist interviewed a Centrist nonfascist.
More calls for bias.
More calls for hate.
More calls for us v them.
More calls for bias.
More calls for hate.
More calls for us v them.
November 29, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Centrist Journalist interviewed a Centrist nonfascist.
More calls for bias.
More calls for hate.
More calls for us v them.
More calls for bias.
More calls for hate.
More calls for us v them.
True.
No actual source attributed food price increases effectively
Some #s
Supply‑chain disruptions 40–60% of “above‑trend” increase
Wage & gas costs 20–40%
Farm‑level (grain, fertilizer, energy, disease effects) 15–30%
Net Proft was 1% of lower #s in ‘19, 3% of higher #s in ‘20 & 1.6% ‘23.
No actual source attributed food price increases effectively
Some #s
Supply‑chain disruptions 40–60% of “above‑trend” increase
Wage & gas costs 20–40%
Farm‑level (grain, fertilizer, energy, disease effects) 15–30%
Net Proft was 1% of lower #s in ‘19, 3% of higher #s in ‘20 & 1.6% ‘23.
November 28, 2025 at 2:08 PM
November 28, 2025 at 12:50 PM
November 28, 2025 at 12:45 PM
November 28, 2025 at 12:44 PM
U.S. Lowest 20% ‘84-‘23 (max range available)
Food at Home
Food Away from Home
Income After Taxes
1984 1,186 (38%), 570 (18%), 3,137
2019 2,790 (23%), 1,610 (13%), 12,236
2023 3,707 (23%), 1,571 (10%), 16,171
This is better, not worse.
#Econsky
Food at Home
Food Away from Home
Income After Taxes
1984 1,186 (38%), 570 (18%), 3,137
2019 2,790 (23%), 1,610 (13%), 12,236
2023 3,707 (23%), 1,571 (10%), 16,171
This is better, not worse.
#Econsky
November 28, 2025 at 12:29 PM
U.S. Lowest 20% ‘84-‘23 (max range available)
Food at Home
Food Away from Home
Income After Taxes
1984 1,186 (38%), 570 (18%), 3,137
2019 2,790 (23%), 1,610 (13%), 12,236
2023 3,707 (23%), 1,571 (10%), 16,171
This is better, not worse.
#Econsky
Food at Home
Food Away from Home
Income After Taxes
1984 1,186 (38%), 570 (18%), 3,137
2019 2,790 (23%), 1,610 (13%), 12,236
2023 3,707 (23%), 1,571 (10%), 16,171
This is better, not worse.
#Econsky