I agree with that PE isnβt the cause of fast fashion. Iβm not so sure that we shouldnβt blame it for the death of Toys R Us, though.
Itβs true that Amazon swooped in with lower overhead and, until late in the game, a refusal to pay sales tax.
But Toys R Us was making a go of it. 1/
07.03.2026 04:07
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i don't think anyone at the time expected reagan tearing solar panels off the white house to spite jimmy carter would be such a significant metaphor for the 21st century
07.03.2026 04:11
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No the US is not worse than Putin's Russia. How many million people are we occupying? How many hundreds of thousands of military and civilian casualties have we caused?
07.03.2026 04:11
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Fixing my brain and need to argue the old fashioned way: forcing a docker project to run in podman
07.03.2026 04:07
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Also PA and NH are "the fun state" where you can go buy fireworks
07.03.2026 04:09
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Embedded within the liberalish waters of the Northeast and cursed with oppositional defiance disorder and people who want to "get away from the city" because they don't like people and people don't like them. Also hate taxes to an unreasonable degree
07.03.2026 04:08
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Pennsylvania and New Hampshire are spiritually similar
07.03.2026 04:07
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ahahahahahaha i had no idea west fuckin' virginia had a higher minimum wage than us
pennsyltucky is real and a danger to us all
07.03.2026 04:06
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They're going to write books about all the big brain moves of this gang of imbeciles and among them will be "Spending a year trying to kill renewable energy and then launching a war that sends oil prices soaring"
07.03.2026 03:39
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This is a bad question to ask a site full of neurotics.
07.03.2026 03:16
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What an insane mistake it was to reject a full ass subway in the 60s
07.03.2026 04:03
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a graph of seattle link light rail ridership, shown as a rolling 12M average
US transit data is out today, and Seattle's Link remains one of the fastest-growing rail systems in the nation, with ridership up 9% in the wake of the extension to Federal Way
Ridership should increase even further at the end of this month when the 1 & 2 lines are connectedπ§΅
07.03.2026 02:03
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kind of astounding to consider that Trump won the 2024 election to a significant extent because Biden's support for Israel became so politically toxic, then he decided a good governing strategy would be to become full on a client state of Israel
03.03.2026 01:43
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Many of us argued that whatever Biden's policy was, Trump would be more way pro-Netanyahu and in fact Trump and Netanyahu were *conspiring* to make Biden and Kamala look bad (e.g. stuffing ceasefire agreements until post-election) so that Trump could win. But nobody listened and here we are.
03.03.2026 01:51
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If I were a filthy billionaire, I'd buy the entire Carbide & Carbon building, make the top few floors my home and the street level floor a badass ebike/e-cargo bike shop. What to do with the middle, I'm not sure yet.
06.03.2026 02:51
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tbh, what is reported here is quite far from what βground troopsβ suggests in popular discourse (& also still very risky).
07.03.2026 03:37
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The average price of a new car is 50k. There is no new car under 20. Gas is up 11% in one week.
Ride a bike.
06.03.2026 14:08
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Helps to be brand agnostic, you can get a 318 mile Equinox EV or IONIQ 5 for <$30k - new - with current incentives.
07.03.2026 03:28
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I knew my family switching to hybrid cars would be a good investment in the long run, but I didn't think the long run would get here so soon.
06.03.2026 19:59
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I gotta wonder if they bribed somebody
07.03.2026 03:26
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i disagree with Tanner Greer on a lot, but he's right
07.03.2026 03:13
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drip, i'm afraid
06.03.2026 22:28
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r/boston u/sevargmas β’ 7d β’ i.redd.it
Can someone help a non-Boston person understand this map? (More details in post comment)
So we are a help desk now?
Illustration of early Boston
I'm watching The American Revolution series by Ken Burns, and they keep using this map. It doesn't make any sense to me. Can someone help me understand this on a modern map?
(looks at photo from the past) why is this different?
07.03.2026 03:22
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Dear Straight people, we PROMISE you that saying "what if he's gay and having gay sex with this other person we don't like" is never funny. This is true of EVERY single person
All it does is cement the truth that straights, deep down, still think gay stuff is gross and perverted.
06.03.2026 23:51
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lol
07.03.2026 03:23
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I was pleased to see this.
These are the heating usage and cost of our four all electric houses here in southern WV.
It was a BRUTAL January and February, multiple weeks below 15F, a number of days around 0.
Still, at $.18/kwh the total monthly cost was $600-700 to heat all 4 houses. #heatpump
07.03.2026 02:57
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Unless these organizations are actually in NYC I just don't see why they need to take an opinion on a city which isn't theirs
07.03.2026 03:22
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It's a war film! It's a crime film! It's a romance! It's an anti fascist ode! It's all of those things and it works!
06.03.2026 04:36
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Stock market tanking again today and oil *way* up. What's crazy is Trump could've just rode out the current regression to the mean on inflation, combined with an apparent productivity boom. Instead, did the opposite of econ 101: kicked out workers, reduced immigration, started wars of choice.
06.03.2026 14:37
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whatβs even more extraordinary is that the economy was mostly doing okay despite his absolute best efforts - as damaging as his tariffs and immigration policies are, we hadnβt tipped over into a recession
and so, unsatisfied, he decided to kick the economy in the dick with a huge oil shock
06.03.2026 15:56
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