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deregulation in Texas always leads to worse quality of life. Everyone who runs things in this state since the 90’s will take things too far, and leave the mess for the public to live with. I’m sure it works great elsewhere, but here you’ll have chemical manufacturerers dumping waste into middle school playgrounds and the state government passing laws to protect the business owners from lawsuits.

This one is just one I personally remember reading about, there are many more such cases

https://www.texastribune.org/2020/12/09/southeast-dallas-shingle-mountain-environmental-racism/

tl;dr: roofing company bought a random lot in a neighborhood and used it as a dumping ground for years and it was all perfectly legal because of Dallas’s deregulation.

Something about this sounds wrong, but I don’t know enough about baking to contest you.

Dallas does this. It creates its own set of problems.

Gul Dukat: What I did, I did to make Cardassia strong again.

https://youtu.be/6j71KvBXSXI (~4:00 minute mark)

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It’s being guided into the ground at high speed, yes, bit I’m not sure anyone is running anything.

Tis the shopkeeper.

Kace

yep.

He invented the elevator, except it runs on child souls, which he did on purpose because it gets him off. (At least, that’s what I got from it)

Is this the Netflix adaptation of The Lusty Argonian Maid?

I’m going to give thread op the benefit of the doubt and assume “state supported” was supposed to mean “federally supported”.

Even if they were competent enough to understand what they need to do to increase the birth rate, their actual answer would be “FEMALES shouldn’t have jobs to begin with”.

I’ve been enjoying the shit out of Headliners, which feels like a game that kinda emerged from a pile of unreal assets they found at the bottom of a box of VHS tapes at a flea market.

Klingons and Ferengi eat a mostly insect based diet. We hu mans could learn a thing or two

If we can verb a noun, we can pronoun a verb.