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If we define an American fascist as one who in case of conflict puts money and power ahead of human beings, then there are undoubtedly several million fascists in the United States.
There are probably several hundred thousand if we narrow the definition to include only those who in their search for money and power are ruthless and deceitful.
"Homan suggested that Ocasio-Cortez may have broken the law by advising her followers on how to evade the law." Seriously? Any brains in there,...
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Nothing like a good bright light, those rats have nowhere to hid, as normal the king and queen rats are will away from those revealing beams,...
TREASON. Of the worst kind. Perpetrators should be starved to death.
. who would believe that this actor/comedian/puppet is running a country ?.....but only because they made a TV show (Servant of the nation) in...
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But seriously, if rice is a food staple in your household, is it really a big deal which white rice you're using, whether it's long, medium or short grain? Are there statistically significant nutritional differences between the exports being limited and those that are not?
I have a preference for Basmati myself, while my wife is OCD about using short-grain sushi rice. But if you're just talking about nutrition, I think both of us would be chill if we didn't have a vast array of rice options. FFS, when I was growing up as recently as the 80s there were 2 types of rice. Uncle Ben's/Rice-a-roni style, or medium grain white rice (who knew which specific cultivar it was - not anyone in middle America!).