

I’m sad to see the employees get nabbed, but I am happy to see the employers get fined.
The fastest way to true reform is to make the people benefiting from undocumented labor pay the fines.


I’m sad to see the employees get nabbed, but I am happy to see the employers get fined.
The fastest way to true reform is to make the people benefiting from undocumented labor pay the fines.


That’s a real stretch to come up with what you wrote from my response. You are leading with what you already thought and wanted to say as opposed to responding.


I think this is in part due to scarcity and the declining middle class. Opportunities for people to have a fairly comfortable life are fewer and harder to achieve then they were in the past. As there are less resources the criteria to dole them out gets stricter as a way to determine who gets more of the shrinking allotment.
Education is one of the few levers left people can effect that will improve life. It’s easy to see the effects ripple backwards.
My fifth grader has academic anxiety about grades and how it will affect college and job prospects. To me that’s crazy; at this point it’s about the fundamentals of life. How could you know what job you want at 11? Much less what extracurricular activities will universities look for when you apply to college.


Russia has the capacity to take control of the situation, but I think it completely unlikely that they would take the steps necessary. They can have Crimea or the territories, but not both at this point.
Frankly Ukraine is too big for an army the size of Russia to take. They simply don’t have enough troops or equipment for the size of the territory they are defending and attacking.
It’s going to become a stalemate soon. Neither side has the manpower to change the situation.
If Ukraine could concentrate on just Crimea they still be short handed to take over such a large piece of territory.
Russia is worth to much money to be left is disrepair. Some partner will Come along to profit from and rebuild the resources.


If they were getting rich from this they would have ice on speed dial.
The real quote " thanks to the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and the shaky economy."
It’s the shaky economy that is their problem. They didn’t profit from the hollowing out of their community. They support the deportations. They got theirs. That’s why support is flagging.


For her that would have worked out.


They expected to become rich. They was the sum total of the thought.


Hmmm… I’ll have to check in on binface lore.


Is there a nationality requirement for the position?
Count binface is not British, he is a space alien.
It seems a lot of what is going on in this thread needs to have some therapy and possibly medication.
It’s important to get that help when you needed it.
Sounds like the OP is getting to the right space , but could benefit from some guidance on how to deal with being treated so poorly.
All options given in this thread will an absolutely absurd reductions of what would be several hundred pages of serious discourse.
Throwing out side comment as you did adds nothing to the discourse at all.
You can easily have an hour conversation on adoption and only break the surface.
Adoption is going to be hard depending on the state you are from. Where I’m from the state will basically hand you a kid for foster care, but make it a multi year legal struggle to adopt that child even if the birth parents relinquish rights
The comments here aren’t to solve some strangers problems but provide some solace in what is obvious a hard time in their life. Being involved and kids wanting one and yet not having a relationship is a super rough place to be in. Being reminded there are options may be enough.
If they wanted real answers there are much more focused places than Lemmy to get information. Sometime people just need to not be alone.
. No reason to make a new kid when there are kids out there who need help. Start as a foster parent and work from there.
My kids are doing work in 6th grade that I was doing in high school. The bar has shifted dramatically.
Although 10 years old reading ability is basically they can read anything, it the higher order thinking and critical media skill that develop afterwards. Went through graduate school before I really learned deep reading skills.
Since you seem I to it I have heard the switch 1/2 games are flashed carts as opposed to the old style of chip making. Do they need to be ‘charged’ to keep the game data?
Thanks. That is the kind of resource I was looking for.
any way to know ahead of time?
I was hoping for that PS4 is in the spot where I want to collect the games even if I don’t have the console yet.
Oh no. I wanted the FFT remake to play offline. Thanks for the warning.
I’m looking for console games. I’m not really into newer PC games.
Oh that makes perfect sense. Iron pipes have a useful life span. They slightly corrode grab on to minerals than corrode a bit more.
I have had to replace my piping and heard that they have around a 40 year service life. The pipes in my house were 70 years old.
Copper is more expensive, but doesn’t need to be replaced every 50 years.
If you have the chance to replace sections of pipe while the walls are open it makes sense to, otherwise just know it’s on the horizon and wait until you aren’t happy with the water pressure. It could be decades more before you notice a supply side issue. That pipe look beefy even with with restriction.