I did write an entire college textbook about statistics, so yes! I know what an outlier is.
From a very kind place in my heart, I am going to encourage you to seek therapy because the points you are making are deeply rooted in emotions, and are highly subjective based on your thoughts-- that is, your points are not facts, but merely your own opinions.
No shame in therapy! I enjoy my own time in therapy and I found it very helpful in helping me challenge my own perspectives to a healthier place.
Millions and millions of people work hard every single day, for low pay and zero recognition, protecting, researching, and restoring wilderness around the world.
Millions and millions of people are concerned about climate change, and have changed their lifestyles in order to try to help and reduce the strain on our planet.
A complex problem is scary for intellectually lazy or emotionally immature people.
It's easier for them to believe there is a simple solution but the "deep state" is preventing the solution from happening, or that a "savior" will come and fix it all for us while we sit back and watch Netflix.
Good news is that our country is so anti-immigrant, they will likely be miserable over here. Even better, they will probably need to live near other miserable pieces of shit like themselves, and by God are they miserable-- most unhappy people I've ever had the misfortune to cross paths with.
Mexico does in fact have regulations against operations like the one you are describing, because they are harmful to the environment.
Enforcing these regulations can be challenging, but I've seen people lose everything they own over similar violations.
For example, some Americans opened an Airbnb cabin operation on protected land near by where my mama lives. They ran the operation for about a year before the government caught whiff of it. One of the owners ended up with jail time because the land they destroyed to build those ugly-ass cabins was endangered salamander habitat.
The cabins got torn down and now that area is managed by the local university for wilderness restoration research.
Wikipedia will be a much better source, but my understanding is that psychosis can be a temporary symptom, or it can be a permanent health condition that calls for medical treatment.
Psychoactive drugs like marijuana, mushrooms, LSD, etc. can trigger permanent psychotic health condition on people who have genetic traits predisposed to such conditions.
It's like a genetic game of roulette whenever any of us smoke it-- it could be the beginning of a very difficult health condition to manage for the rest of our lives.
Bernie and AOC are the only two representatives that have ever gotten me so fired up that I'm signing up for phone banking & door knocking even though that's like the last fucking thing I wanna do in my free time.
I am even hate calling my state representatives and telling them to just do what AOC says because clearly she's got the biggest balls in the room and actually understands what her job is-- fighting for the people she represents, not corporate interests.
Bro, obviously they are doing illegal shit and pretending like the law does not apply to them and the courts have no power.
But at the same time, they are claiming the law gives them power, so they still need the courts on their side. Also they just had to settle with Maine, so obviously they are still afraid of going against the courts.
That is why it matters that these illegal moves get challenged in court and the rest of us says:
"No. That's not what the law says. That's illegal."
It's fucking stupid to respond by doing illegal shit when we are trying to uphold the rule of law.
AOC and Bernie are filling entire stadiums in red states.
Their grassroots support is so fucking strong, I'll answer phones and knock on doors for these two mofos even though that's the last thing I want to do on my free time.
Starter pistols, the ones for races.