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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
The Biden administration ignores US laws ? Really? That was sarcasm, when do they actually respect the laws? Any law for that matter.
Please direct all these warnings towards Team Vaccinated, its their fight now. Truly, the fight of their lives!
Yes, a very good time to plan out the management of the next scam to be pulled on the gullible, the weak minded, the trusting. If the next plan...
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A man who doesn't talk ACTS/Creates. 42 BUS Bunker, Ontario [Link]
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I made home brew and I didn't need no separate supply of CO2 - it was created by the process.
This seems like a psy-op.....a ridiculous one on top of that.
Supposedly it can happen at most anytime in the process once the bottle is sealed - hours or days after bottling, or months or years after they were initially sealed. I never had many problems with that in my few years of home brewing, but it did happen occasionally. And it was usually pretty scary when it did.
A corporation, or anyone selling such natural brewed beer has to weigh the liability of exploding bottles - even a single exploded bottle might result in a huge lawsuit.
There's probably a solution to that and I'd love to see beer brewed with natural fermentation - but a beer corporation is going to go for the cheap and fast solution rather than using time, money, and resources to do things the natural way.
On the other hand, I think a LOT of the kombucha being sold now is naturally brewed and they're being sold all over the place - but at a premium price.