harrys_balzac

The “archy” is definitely related to the idea of a top-level leadership/executive group that is set apart from the rest. Anarchy removes that executive privilege and parasitism.

For any society to function, there must be rules. Anarchy, in most forms, the community is the legislature and judiciary.

You mean the same governments that manipulate their currency’s value?

Or in the case of the USA, a government that is spending so much that they’re basically insolvent?

Schools are run by cities, counties, with oversight and regulations divided between every level, all the way to Federal.

There are minimum standards set for nutrition but many kinds of schools are exempt from providing meals or meeting the minimum.

Some schools go above and beyond, providing nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and snacks that the students can take home. Others, on the other hand, see it as a hassle and do the bare minimum.

Many US schools are misfunded, with many layers of unneeded bureaucracy and testing added, pulling resources away from the classroom and cafeteria.

Ah, but they then will point to the Book of Daniel and Revelations, which contain all sorts of timelines and mileposts.

So, you know the Afroman is pro-Trump, right?

Maybe they were Mormons. Their views on marriage are kinda…unique.

It’s easy - just listen to what Trump and most Congressional Republicans say about it. They parrot most of Russia’s talking points.

Run down double-wide with a meth lab and a puppy mill to try to cover the smell.

I’m not sure he could think of 3 different questions.

Honestly, the only good decision he’s made lately was to not appear in the Independence Day sequel.

That’s cool. I don’t think I’ve seen one ever.

That was a fun read. I bookmarked it.

Drive the West Davis highway in Utah, north of Salt Lake City, and most of what you’ll see is cookie-cutter McMansions in the same color schemes.

I saw one larger house that looked like an unpaid intern copied and pasted the same set of rooms multiple times onto the standard front entry.

Cheaply built, soulless architecture, tiny lots, on ground that was lake bed less than a hundred years ago.

I can’t remember which car magazine did it, but about 6-8 years ago, the cover was a profile of every crossover in the US market. I was able to pick out the Honda but couldn’t tell any of the others apart.

Aerodynamics and safety get everyone to a generally uniform shape, but then they focus group it to death.