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That is a weird one because at a very fine point you don't actually have to ask permission to not exist either, however you have been actualized against your will and it would take an act of will to unactualize yourself.

However, since the onus of existence has been thrust upon you, I do hope that you manage to enjoy what you can of it for as long as possible.

I'll add people who don't use the turn Lanes on a five Lane strode but instead make a left turn from the second to the rightmost Lane.

Corollary to that, we wouldn't even know how sick we were if some of us hadn't gotten better.

That's the state we are in right now. There's a growing consciousness that we should hold ourselves to a higher standard as a society, and the parts of us that have profited immensely and grown used to the old way of doing things are resisting the change.

We're like any person who is on the pathway to salvation, our old sinful selves are actively fighting against the renewing of our minds by the desire to be better.

It's easy for the part of us that has gotten better to hate our old selves and the parts of us that remain stuck in our old ways, and it's easy for our old selves to hate the work and effort it takes to change who We are.

It's almost like no matter how old or how advanced we get we need somebody to break up our fights and to make us share our toys so that our little siblings can play with them.

That's kind of weird but treating any sufficiently large group of humans like a child eventually becomes a necessity to prevent them from turning into an unregulated group of psychopaths.

So many people's instinctual response to somebody expressing a message of optimism and peace is to immediately start retaliating with all of the things that cause them anxiety and grief.

Sometimes you just got to put all that shit down and take a breath.

I honestly think pushing Hillary is the whole reason why we have this current timeline.

And it's not just that they were pushing hillary, it's not something so simple. It was the disenfranchisement of voter desire, the feeling of betrayal that so many people were so enthusiastic about their support of Sanders and to have that snatched out from underneath them by the people that were supposed to be on their side that did it.

That year is the only year I voted third party, and I was in a Southern state at the time that voted massively for Trump so my vote didn't really matter, but if it affected me personally then I can imagine it affected many other people, and obviously, collectively, it did matter.

What's interesting about this one is that only a few thousand people know of Harambe in this timeline. But is it worth dying to become famous?

Side note, there are still many social media pundits who are criticizing president Sanders for his covid response. They're saying that the loss of 7,000 American lives, a number that is twice the number of people that died in 9/11, is proof that following the Democratic pandemic playbook was not enough of a response and that the DNC just does not care about American lives.

These posts sometimes get as many as 300 likes on Facebook, and that number is only increasing as time goes by.

They started as a pirate site and sold out, and this is what happens when you sell your soul.

https://animemotivation.com/the-history-of-crunchyroll/

I would be surprised if a human being didn't try to kill cook and eat at least one alien if they've ever landed on our planet.

It was actually more profitable for the business to accept the bottle cap because the vendors accepted the bottle caps back and gave them an additional eight cents.

I'm sure that doesn't seem like a lot but I mean hey you get an extra couple of bucks you make some kids happy everyone wins. Most businesses typically run on net 30 payments anyway so it's not like it's a huge ordeal for them to hold on to a couple of bottle caps for a week.