Saurok
@Saurok@lemm.ee
- Comment on what a moment to live 2 weeks ago:
Sorry, just saw this. The answer is at the expense of the global south. Those social democracies still have companies that profit off of the labor and resources of the global south.
- Comment on what a moment to live 2 weeks ago:
You have to ask “At whose expense?”
- Comment on Dyk, Bobby? 3 weeks ago:
You could always use native grasses and plants. There’s nothing inherently wrong with grass, but it’s important to have grasses that make sense within your ecological context. Using a bunch of non-native grasses may help for soil retention on your hill, but native grasses would do the same thing – arguably better since you can use ones with root systems that grow deeper into the soil and they’re more drought tolerant – and they’d be multipurpose (food, cover, nest materials, etc.) for native animal species. They’re often prettier and more colorful during the various seasons and take fewer resources to maintain once established.
- Comment on Row as Starmer suggests landlords and shareholders are not ‘working people’ 1 month ago:
I own a house. I work and I hire people if I can’t fix something myself. So far I’ve only had to do that once in 4 years. Owning a house is not a job. Landlord literally has “LORD” in the name… kinda hard to defend, friend.
- Comment on Ant smell 6 months ago:
Like ball point pen ink
- Comment on Unions work. That's why the corporations don't like them. 1 year ago:
The workers are the union and the union only works if the workers participate. You should encourage your partner to get with her coworkers and put some pressure on whoever is in leadership to get contract negotiations started. It all starts with a conversation with her coworkers.
- Comment on Unions work. That's why the corporations don't like them. 1 year ago:
You can want fast food to go out of business while also wishing the workers there a very happy pay raise until then.