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That's how you state a fact, not an opinion.

I presume you're not from the US.

Many municipalities across the US have poor quality or non drinkable water, and many more do not offer public access to water fountains. Thus, bottled water is a huge market in the US as free facilities are not always available.

I'm Canadian and I legitimately cannot recall the last time I bought bottled or canned water. I bring my two 18.9L jugs to the store to fill them with filtered water for $5 and that's the extent of my "bottled water" consumption. Elsewhere, I carry a metal water bottle I can get refilled anywhere for free.

Yeah Stevia tastes like poison to me, super bitter.

Basically all artificial sweeteners taste like either bitter or nothing at all to me. So I'm really angry when I buy a product I've been buying for years and it suddenly tastes like a Nintendo Switch cartridge.

:(

Correct, although I don't support 3G Capital's move to outright acquire Canadian businesses.

Reminder that Tims isn't Canadian anymore and shouldn't be supported as a "Canadian company".

No, they don't support Nazis, they just didn't question what they were hosting, and giving Nazis a platform. But being okay with getting paid from Nazi content is questionable at best.

For the record, what Meta is doing is also unacceptable. I don't use any Meta products personally, so I haven't seen the extent of the damage.

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/11/substack-extremism-nazi-white-supremacy-newsletters/676156/

They get funding through content monetization.

Wasn't substack openly hosting and funding Nazis up until recently?

Many neonazis do not descend from WWII Nazis.

Ok, enjoy 😊

The Manitoba act says otherwise.

Also, we do have an amendment process, although it is more convoluted than it used to be when Manitoba became a province.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amendments_to_the_Constitution_of_Canada

Not sure why you got down voted, this seems like a pretty honest question.

That's basically the dilemma at play here. It is important for public knowledge to know who in our country committed war crimes, but at the same time, their descendants are innocent and sometimes even unaware of their ancestors' atrocities. Releasing that list could cause havoc in their lives and tear families apart.

Just because it's not hate against you does not make it not hate, you privileged little you.

First they came for the Communists

And I did not speak out

Because I was not a Communist

Then they came for the Socialists

And I did not speak out

Because I was not a Socialist

Then they came for the trade unionists

And I did not speak out

Because I was not a trade unionist

Then they came for the Jews

And I did not speak out

Because I was not a Jew

Then they came for me

And there was no one left

To speak out for me

Bye, Felicia!

Yeah this is just survivorship bias.

Get Cutibase if you can find it. Made in Quebec, works really well, scent-free.

Most of the time it's bundled in the application, unless it's a server app or a dev toolkit.

We've had the 'Aliments faits au Québec" label for a long time, but nothing federally.

Something about a broken clock

But yeah, Ford did good here.