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Did that with star wars ep 7, 8, 9. Of course there was stuff I didn't love but I didn't walk away from the movie feeling robbed.

This is super duper protected political speech. So, no, it's not illegal.

But doesn't it though? Stabilizing it for transport saves lives in mining, but it also means it can be carried in the throes of war. Imagine lugging grenades filled with nitroglycerin instead of something stable. I can't verify the story, but it's a stretch to say it doesn't make sense.

The better point is your last, I don't think dynamite specifically was widely used.

This can also be the product of a stupid breeder selecting dogs with bad traits, and not the fault of the breed.

Knowing who you are buying from is important. This is relevant for any breed. I don't have an opinion on labradoodles specifically.

That said, shelter dogs all the way.

I thought the same, but some googling seems to suggest not

Nobody buys less stuff with a single day boycotts. They just shifted their purchases before or after.

Dickish Orangutans Grifting Everyone

All of the labels in these stores are e-ink displays.

Further, there actually are shelves with American goods, but surprisingly, goods that come from outside the EU are not limited to the US...

There are several people who will say "an historic" while fully pronouncing the H and acting all smug and proper about it.

A Ukraine? Really? Why couldn't you use something practical like a university.

Pretty terrible for anyone to die this young.

21% is under 18. Closer to 30% of Americans of voting age voted for the Nazi.