Sweet Baby Ray’s isn’t my favorite sauce out there but it’s pretty damn good for a sweet, tomato based sauce. Like, to the point where there are a significant number of better commercial sauces (and a hell of a lot of worse sauces, let’s be honest) what use it as the base for their recipes.

I’m not going to relegate it to furniture like KC Masterpiece or some garbage like that.

the arrows don’t look nazi enough, only pseudonazi. could we curve them a touch more?

radical freedom! don’t tell me what to do!

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when the tree you’re allergic to is mad at you

then you didn’t understand it. It’s not worth the effort dumbing it down anymore for you, sorry.

oh you’ve met!

You trust them, I don’t.

Okay, so you didn’t bother reading anything I wrote did you.

i haven’t even taken a position dude, i was just trying to see where you were.

one side of my family, they practice law. my opinion is nuanced. there are definite positives from citizen review of judges but most judicial decisions are opaque, most citizens know so little about law as to not understand what judges do, honestly if we could properly address the issue of regulatory capture first (which would solve a hell of a lot of problems in government, but that’s another can of worms and it’s one i’m legitimately not sure how to solve) i would have very little problem leaving it to appropriate government appointees. because if regulatory capture is addressed, (and that’s a huge, glaring red flag assumption) then nonpartisan legal experts would be doing the judicial appointments and review.

judge elections are where the citizens get to step in and say, as a random example out of nowhere “hey, judge who gave rapist brock allen turner no sentence? you don’t get to be a judge anymore” so like, that’s their only legal recourse. Remember, “There are four boxes to be used in the defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and cartridge. Please use in that order.” We absolutely do not want to be shooting judges (that’s a complete failure of society), and we really don’t want to be putting them on trial for making stupid decisions (they have what is called sovereign immunity for their decisions made legally from the bench, specifically judicial immunity if the AI summary on the search i just ran didn’t lie to me. sounds right and i think that’s what my lawyer siblings taught me i don’t know years ago) so what we have left are soap box and ballot box. Soap box isn’t great, because turning the populace against the justice/criminal-punishment/whatever-euphemism-you-want-to-use/legal system such that they lose faith in the ability to obtain justice is not good for society altogether. So the ballot box theoretically remains as a viable outlet/pressure valve for the public to be able to get a small measure of justice it is unable to get in the jury box. Even when actual justice remains out of reach, allowing the public to vote against the judges who presided over the courts that denied them justice lets the public feel they have recourse.

Do you see the theory?

yeah i figured the datacenters being sound weapons or something was close enough to mad science, right? it could be sam altman’s evil plan maybe?

your hundreds of supporters on here

my what

Generally not bloodline. I have a few friends who donated embryos to their siblings, but they are more outlier than norm.

How do you keep your filament dry in a van. Down by. The river?

I mean I am crazy. Not violent tho, unless you count sassy Latin rhythms as violent

I am lazy. Is pseudoscience, mad science or just barnyard gossip?

It is the best orifice

their chickens fear the wrong god. that’s why they taste wrong.

i hear they have decent sauces but like, sweet baby rays is better.

i can’t tell if you’re arguing against chevron or regulatory capture. regulatory capture = bad, right? chevron (short bad summary: appointed agencies have expert opinions because they’re staffed by experts, so treat them as expert) = good, if the agency isn’t captured by the industry it’s trying to regulate, right? are we at the same starting point and assumptions or are you coming from somewhere else?

his name is darryl and he likes hugs