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  • The last scraps of the warehouses are being empyied out.

    Also with labor shortages even the product that gets harvested ends up languishing in poor storage at various stages before it reaches the store. Instead of a quick pickup with a refigerated semi, you're getting vans a few hours late. The boxes sit in the field for longer, etc. (Anecdote from a berry farm in my area.)

  • It was a conversation from a year ago, so without context I believe I was speaking then about a viable strategy that worked: bringing a left wing policy (at the time healthcare reform) to the conservatives and red states.

    The Democratic Party abandoned that strategy since. They still made overtures to appeal to conservatives and red states, but they've done it through adopting rightwing, divisive policies. And then they don't even run a US Senate race is Nebraska.

  • At any rate the criticism in both cases is the rejection of those 'empty land' folks. It is consistent. I supported it then and I support it now. What I don't support is then turning around and dismissing those people and states as empty land. This isn't rocket surgery.

    I think you don't understand what I initially said in this thread here, and have taken that personally.

  • Finish the sentence and close the loop: "and then refer to Sanders support as 'empty land.'" The comment makes sense as a complete thought. By cutting out the conclusion you definitely make it confusing.

    ...and did you just go through a years worth of my post history for a screenshot? I know you go through and downvote my post history, but man.

    And yeah, I still support my own point, now and from a year ago, because I don't dismiss the support as empty land.

    What was the point of that?

  • They don't but the word processing software they likely use autocorrects them in. What's next, proper semi-colon use and Oxford commas means you're a bot?

    Spelling & Grammar tool just wreaking havok.

  • I just knew the comments were going to be us tearing each other apart.

    That'd be point of re-re-re-rehashing this. Zohran Mamdani, using the big S word, recently won a primary. So now we all gotta go back and drag through this mud some more.

  • For flooding it is a typical estimation from modelling from things like topography maps and known precipitation events. It is all rough estimations without collecting monitoring data, which is what funding for these agencies tend to be used for.

    It requires a lot of information to accurately model and predict if any given river valley can handle 1.75 inches in a 3 mile radius in 4 hours, versus 3.25 inches in a 1 mile radius in 2 hours. How much does a 0.2 inch rainfall event in the previous 24 hours impact? What about 1 inch in the same area in 24 hours? (And so on.)

  • I find marionberry jam to be the superior option along with raspberry, although I agree strawberry is better than grape.

    However I have never tried white/gold grape jam (made from green grapes) which I've often seen spiced, so I imagine that might have potential.

  • Our current system is predicated upon catering to the wealthiest (0.)1% which keeps winning them elections. Abusers of power get to frame their own opposition, and so you have things like poor people being blamed for the excesses of the rich. So you have people start swearing off avocado toast they never bought in the first place instead of proper italian plumbing.

    Trans-rights have never actually been an issue. Anti-trans people are the issue because they made their issue everyone elses.

    Abusers deflect and redirect onto their targets so they never have to defend themselves. It isn't that trans people want to survive, it's that there's motherfuckers that don't want trans people to exist.

  • 'Do the thing' is using the tools a user has at their disposal to block other users. Communities can block and ban users too.

    Defederation over moderation is not the thing I am suggesting. Especially not as part of a multiyear campaign perpetuating a bad-faith feedback loop.