Why?

Manipulation in revolution is how we get a dictatorship.

Never ask this question of anyone ever again.

One really couldn’t hope for a better response than yours, even in details like also adding Liberty Mutual.

State Farm’s adjustors act upon a universal ideology. Their captive agents have nearly zero influence over them. The only difference in service that you’re likely to experience is in communication between yourself and the captive agent.

You’re seem both knowledgeable and rational. My paragraph above is flawed or you’ve some sort of exceptional situation. If it’s flawed then please teach me why.

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The UHC memoriam post on FB had reactions of 95% laughing face emoji and 5% everything else. It’s not the best cross section of humanity. But, public perception seems quite clear.

Amica is mutual insurance company for auto, home, and life. But, they don’t obstruct and deny legitimate claims like State Farm. Also, real humans answer the phone. The catch is that they’re fairly risk averse.

I state this example because I don’t want people to equate mutual with shitty products and service.

You go tell somebody,

I’ma go into this. This is guerilla shit. I’ma go get the bag. I’ma get the pad.

I’m so cold. I’m so dope.

Grandma told me, ‘Get your money.’

To us, for something to be labeled as socialized it must be operated for human welfare. But, most governments would gladly label something as socialized and continue to operate it for profit.

I think we’d agree about this word. In this post I’m only trying to clean up some ambiguity so others can more easily perceive the grift.

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I’ve experienced both extremes of fiscal class: inherited wealth and opportunity as well as prison and homelessness. It’s a double edged sword, a great curse and advantage concurrently.

I see what you mean. But, take out the word “slightly” and it’s also how most of us perceive ourselves and how we should be treated by an authority. It seems exemplified in our anthropomorphized perceptions of most gods.

If I give you a benefit of the doubt then you’re a pacifist. Where you’re going wrong is in believing that everyone else should also be a pacifist.

Even the Green Party would kick you to the curb. You’re a lone wolf that’ll stagnate in neoliberalism like all the other lone wolves. It’s a net negative to engage. Even if you wanted to learn the majority would turn you down because a Trump supporter would be a better prospective student.

Remember: You’ll always be judged by the quality of your questions.

Good luck.

About a year ago I constructed a financial instrument that prevents me from having access to my money for several years. I’m now working to live and without a safety net for the first time in my life. And, despite all of this, I still wouldn’t call myself “working class” because I’ve a gigantic advantage in past educational opportunities.

Even my current effort is just a big learning opportunity that the vast majority of people could not choose. I’m not even worried about catastrophic failure because mommy and daddy wouldn’t ask, instead plop six digits in my account to tide me over until I’ve access to my own resources. No matter how hard I try I will never really understand what it means to be “working class”.

I’ll leave it to you to decide what Taylor is.

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Your ego is trying to communicate with your head. When you figure out what it’s trying to say don’t forget to listen to your heart.

There’s a much higher ratio of real humans to bots in most Lemmy communities.

For technology, sexuality, and socio-politico-economic discussion it’s as if Lemmy “stole” the users with the most developed perspectives.

However, all the problems are still present. Users still perpetually struggle to discern their right from left. And, there’s certainly at least a few mainstream mods that’ve their self-worth entirely contingent upon others agreeing with them.

Do you believe weed have made Socrates proud?

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

As the other user said, I found them from backpacking for roughly the same reasons.

Subsequently I’ve found them to be extremely convenient whenever I travel. They fit into a vehicle cup holder, will last months with daily use, and are cheap enough that I don’t care much if I lose or abandon them. If I’m flying I can buy them at the destination. They’re lightweight, durable, disposable, and easily replacable across the US.

At home, regular life, I avoid the cost and waste with Nalgene & stainless steel. My oldest Nalgene is thirty years old, my oldest stainless steel a third generation hand-me-down that’s eighty years old. This is the way.