That's true.
That's your right. But when I look at the things I own, I see the suffering it caused to other humans beings. My shirt was probably made in a sweatshop, my smartphone has Congolese children blood in it, my car is destroying our environment … and I see no actual alternatives to these. I just try to change these things as little as possible.
There's no ethic consumption under capitalism, unfortunately.
4° dans la classe de maternelle de ma fille hier. Son enseignante a aussi fait valoir son droit de retrait, la chaudière a été réparée dans la journée et aujourd'hui il fait chaud.
Tout ça est commun, malheureusement.
No. There is a range of hypotheses, from “none” to “because a supernatural creator willed so”, but they'll stay hypotheses. You can study them and find which one makes more sense for you, but there will never be certainties.
A small French protestant weekly called Réforme. I doubt the title in itself is relevant for you, but the periodicity is just right to have fresh news but with hindsight.
That's one of the reasons I'm subscribed to a weekly magazine.
Putting a hive in a city is a bad idea. Domestic bees, which are more resistant because they are fed by humans, eat the food of wild bees, and accelerate their disappearance.
I was not sure this decision was the right one. But the experience on Lemmy is far better without them, so I guess it was.
Tankie invasion in 3… 2… 1…
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