I don’t think the worst part of the covid pandemic was a shortage of toilet paper. I would have guessed it’s the tens of millions who died and were disabled for life, and still are being more and more every day.
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I think the above comment was sarcastic
I think it’s more about giving people who were already scared an illusion of safety and control. But that’s just my opinion.
Back in the day it was believed to help. But today, apart from slightly reducing heat absorption, the consensus is that it would barely change anything.
As the UK National Archives comment under it. “[it] seemed remarkably naive”. And it was. Guess they were focusing more on trying not to freak people out.
Source included in original post.
Forgieners are the easiest to blame for your problems. But they often are the exact opposite of them.
A group of living persons.
He gave up the tony stark and went full homelander.
I was just thinking of that. Wtf happened. It was all a PR stunt I guess.
Maximum monthly donation should be tied to minimum wage for 1 day of work. Realistically, who (unless you’ve got malicious intent or you’re rich as fuck, in which case I’ll assume malicious intent), is going to donate more than 1-20th of their income to a political party. Want to donate more? Choose a charity instead.
(And a bonus) this law would probably break the gridlock on increasing minimum wage.
people don’t still fax for work? maybe my country is old fashioned.