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Post by llamaimperative »

PaulHoule wrote: post #32
llamaimperative wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is why we must freeze USDA funding, halt all public health communications from our federal government, and urgently (TOP PRIORITY!!!) scrub all mentions of the word "women" from every public-facing piece of scientific content we can find.

It's the kind of thing that today's right-wingers would accuse today's transgenderists of wanting to do. I think you'd have a hard time expressing traditional values if you couldn't say "woman".

The internal incoherence is a feature of a cult, not a bug!

The more deliberately twisted shit they can make you believe, the more dependent your entire cognitive architecture is on them.

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Post by garyfirestorm »

perfmode wrote: post #35
mplanchard wrote: post #18

Fresh, local eggs have remained around the same price here. While more expensive than eggs from large producers in normal times, they are now often cheaper. This is a great reminder of how important it is to support local farmers and small operations, which increase the resilience of the system as a whole.

I’ve always bought the most expensive pasture raised free range cage free eggs at Whole Foods. If I recall they used to be around $10 per dozen. Been a while. Anyone know Is this still the case?

its 3-4$ at trader joes - still 8ish in WholeFoods in Michigan

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Post by llm_nerd »

Here in Ontario I'm buying eggs for $2.99 / dozen, or about $2.10 USD.

This isn't a boast or schadenfreude, but is an observation that the protected, stable industry (supply management), which itself yields smaller, less industrialized operations means that while bird flu is a problem, it's hitting smaller clusters rather than gigantic mega operations where gigantic numbers of birds get culled.

So while our eggs are more expensive at times, there are benefits.

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Post by dpkirchner »

llamaimperative wrote: post #17
Spivak wrote: post #14

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I did think it was funny that they included 'women' and 'female' in that list. Medicine is gonna have a hard time with that one, "this drug has some adverse effects with uhh… ovulating persons?"

I don't find it funny at all.

I found it exactly in line with everything I know about right-wing politics.
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