Nope, not even acquainted.

No one starved due to lock-downs.

Not true, the pandemic caused major inflation, doing the same for a prolonged period of time would be devastating.
But there are ways we can cut CO2 without increasing inflation. Like make the use of private jets illegal.
USA could cut their CO2 in half by following the model Denmark has developed since the 70’s.
Denmark has higher industrial and agricultural production than USA, and has more data centers per capita than USA, yet we only release half the CO2 per capita. And that’s without using nuclear!

Nobody cares about cars killing people and animals.

I think that’s overstating it a bit, of course many care, and we have people who are responsible for setting safety standards.
Just because accidents are unavoidable doesn’t mean we aren’t trying to minimize them and avoid fatalities.

Mandatory safety belts is an example of this. But other than that there are actual scientific studies into road safety, and even city wide implementations of such studies. At least in Europe there is, but I’m guessing USA has it too.

Just because traffic accidents happen, and we obviously need “traffic” to be able to move around, doesn’t mean nobody cares.

As an anecdotal example, here (Denmark) the speed limit was increased from 110 to 130 on our equivalent to Autobahn, which may seem like accepting more accidents for convenience or efficiency. But in reality it was to divert more traffic to the safer “Autobahn” to actually reduce the number of accidents on smaller roads.

Traffic safety is as much about psychology as it is about making safer systems.

PPS:
Regarding the animals we have just had warnings about deer, and some places have small tunnels made for frogs.
And there are warning signs where deer tend to cross in almost any country that has them.

Which is why I find it very strange with the anti EU sentiment often seen here, considering EU and EU member states provide by far the biggest support for Ukraine.
I really do consider those people idiots.
EU has very wide sanctions on Russia more than any country in the world (Apart from Ukraine of course), while China, India and USA has had next to no sanctions with USA only introducing new sanctions on Russia last week.
I completely agree in supporting Ukraine, and I also disagree on blaming the countries that help the most, usually based on ignorance.

I removed it, but considering he wrote fuck Europeans I felt I was entitled to respond similarly, for all the reasons I stated in my response.

Oh common, EU made a tremendous effort to switch away from Russian gas delivered by pipelines, and had to make huge investments to be able to use LNG instead. And even limited imports before the replacements were operational at no small cost to European industries. And LNG terminals were built in record time.
EU has cut use of Russian gas to a tenth of what it was prior to the war!
Stop the bullshit idiot!
EU countries are the biggest supporters of Ukraine, and instrumental for the current success Ukraine has against Russia, supporting investments in Ukrainian weapons industries, together with humanitarian support, and support for the civilian/infra structuere functioning of Ukraine.
Every aspect of Ukrainian society is supported by EU countries, and EU countries are the biggest supporters of the Ukrainian defense/war effort too.
And EU has also been the leading force in sanctioning of Russia, to the point that EU has influenced India and China too, to observe EU price restrictions on Russian oil.
No other region has done more than EU and EU countries to help Ukraine!

Oh OK so LNG from Russia is a very minor market that just happened to increase.
The whole reason Europe is using way more LNG than before, where EU had thie supplies from Russian pipelines, is exactly to NOT buy from Russia.

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EU is probably mostly Hungary and Slovakia, but this is called EU to try to make EU look bad, when in fact most of EU has cut energy imports from Russia dramatically.

Good point, and it is also very sensitive to contamination after it is boiled, even minor contamination will ruin the beer.

In that regard I think he and you are correct.
Also that a moderate amount of alcohol facilitates socializing better than most things.

AFAIK traditional beer has a pretty high content of B vitamins, and those can have the effect of easing depression and improve mental energy.
BUT! Also AFAIK modern brewing techniques removes most the vitamin B to improve taste and looks (making it clear).

What is still often in beer is alcohol, and after the initial up from being a little bit drunk, alcohol is known to make depressions worse, and decrease mental energy.

Sorry, I may have misread that. You are right, but on the other hand that also means dramatic spikes are rare, so it’s a market where demand is very predictable, which makes the logistics a lot easier. So if shortages are only local, they should be easy to plan how to fill from other sources, unless the shortage is actually widespread.
So yes small shortages can have a big impact, but only if those shortages are on a larger scale.

For me I have a brother, and the family resemblance for both of us to our father is pretty obvious.
I also have never detected any inconsistencies in anything my parents have told me about when I and my brother were little.

Gas demand is actually very stable and constant. It’s the constant part that makes shortages have rapid effect.
And yes there have been very high price increases too in some areas up to 50%, and that has not been enough to curb demand to make supply and demand meet.

That could be the explanation, many of these refineries have been attacked multiple times, and I suppose that’s because Russians have had them at least partially up an running again.
But there are some parts AFAIK that are very hard to replace and takes up to a year to repair. So the 20% could be facilities that are down for at least several months.

Not really, a T62 that can’t shoot, and has so insufficient armor it’s obsolete, is practically nothing more than an APV.

I think 20% is a very low estimate. Russia is a huge oil producing country, with exports of refined products too.
But now there are widespread shortages of for instance gasoline, and Russia has had to even import that from China and Belarus.
I’ve seen other sources claim as much as 38% of Russian oil refining capacity is down. And considering the results we are seeing, I think the number must be higher than 20%, because I doubt 20% would cause the kind of shortages in Russia we are seeing.

So my guess is that 20% is a number they are very very sure of.

I wonder how many of those tanks that are really tanks, and how many are T62 without a turret or cannon that are dressed up as porcupines.

Put a rainbow flag in the room where she sleeps. 😋
Maybe a picture of Reagan with quotes of how Russia is the enemy, and tariffs are bad for everybody.

You suggest librera instead of librera???

Also linking a download link directly instead of the page that describes it is bad form.
Librera reader on F-Droid:
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.foobnix.pro.pdf.reader/