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It's blocked outside the US. Was happy for the screenshot - then I knew its worth turning on VPN

Stop trying to make it taste like something else, and just focus on making it taste good in its own right.

Why do you give a shit what people like to eat without abusing animals? Let us eat things that look how we want it - it does not hurt your need of abusing animals.

I am not disagreeing: why do you think ARD has a vested interest?

Merz did that already in Germany. No protest.

I have actually seen this at REWE

Being accused of racism is uncomfortable, especially for white people who haven’t examined how their identity influences interactions and relationships. When being called “racist“, it is natural to feel a range of emotions, from defensiveness to guilt, shame, or even confusion at a given response from another person or group.

If you’re accused of being racist, consider resisting the urge to dismiss or minimize the other person’s feelings and lived experiences of racial trauma in a radicalized society. 

https://mytherapynyc.com/being-called-out-for-racism/

Reading that was fun. Thanks.

But ... they have palantir software, doesnt that fix ceilings?

You are perfectly making my point: when you write "people who,..." you in that case are actually adressing OP and using the typical "pick me" mechanism to dodge addressing OP directly. (Because he didn't say what you laid in his mouth (but you didn't because you are talking about people)) What i wish: By highering yourself let's not lower others but convince with our arguments.

With "people who..." you are creating groups that most of the times aren't as homogeneous as we think.

people who cry 'misogyny'

Who are you talking about and how do you know how "they" react to that argument?

People who cry about

people who cry 'misogyny'

usually don't write arguments that people talking about misogyny don't agree to. But what they do, is being a special snowflake "I am not a feminist because they...". That is a way of downtalking the feminist movement.

"We cannot all succeed when half of us are held back." -Malala Yousafzai