Ever think of the inconsistency of airlines weighing luggage?
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It's for the safety of the people handling the luggage, not for the weight of the plane
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Drug addicts are shamed and no one cares
Many people care, and why would that make it okay?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I never said it made it okay. What you are doing is straw man rhetoric, a manipulative strategy to discredit someone.
Sowas muss doch nicht sein.
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No need to get emotional and personal. I would love to see a source on how vegetables are more expensive than junk food and I'll gladly change my mind.
Edit: Alternatively you can just downvote my comments and leave. That'll show me.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]No ones getting emotional, however saying that phrase is a common tactic of people who are arguing in bad faith.
However, I'll entertain your "BUT- BUY SOURCE? SOURCE ? PEER-REVIEWD SOURCE PL0X" since you clearly don't know how to use a search engine.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9967271/
Over the three years since 2019, the cost of food and drinks has escalated, particularly in the most recent year, with the prices of healthy foods and drinks increasing at almost double the rate of increase in prices of unhealthy items.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/27/healthy-foods-are-often-more-expensive-heres-why.html
“The data very clearly says, there is this fixed high cost for fresh fruit and vegetable, which is not there for other products,” Thijs Van Rens, one of the authors of the Warwick study told CNBC
https://extension.usu.edu/nutrition/research/does-healthy-eating-cost-more
A recent study found that following the MyPlate Dietary Guidelines would cost a family of four between $1,000-$1,200 a month ($12,000.00-$14,400 annually) depending on the age of the family members and the percentage of fruits and vegetables that were fresh, frozen, and canned (Mulik & Haynes-Maslow, 2017). For a comparison, the average middle income family in the United States spends roughly $6,224 on food each year with the average low income family spending even less at roughly $3,862 per year (USDA, 2017). With this information in mind, following these recommendations may not be feasible for the typical family.
And just for good measure let's throw it back to you. I would love to see a source on how junk food is more expensive than vegetables in countries where obesity is an epidemic. That means no countries that actually tax processed foods to make the healthier option more affordable.
Edit: and you think Im not going to go out and find the sources? Dumbass.
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No ones getting emotional, however saying that phrase is a common tactic of people who are arguing in bad faith.
However, I'll entertain your "BUT- BUY SOURCE? SOURCE ? PEER-REVIEWD SOURCE PL0X" since you clearly don't know how to use a search engine.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9967271/
Over the three years since 2019, the cost of food and drinks has escalated, particularly in the most recent year, with the prices of healthy foods and drinks increasing at almost double the rate of increase in prices of unhealthy items.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/27/healthy-foods-are-often-more-expensive-heres-why.html
“The data very clearly says, there is this fixed high cost for fresh fruit and vegetable, which is not there for other products,” Thijs Van Rens, one of the authors of the Warwick study told CNBC
https://extension.usu.edu/nutrition/research/does-healthy-eating-cost-more
A recent study found that following the MyPlate Dietary Guidelines would cost a family of four between $1,000-$1,200 a month ($12,000.00-$14,400 annually) depending on the age of the family members and the percentage of fruits and vegetables that were fresh, frozen, and canned (Mulik & Haynes-Maslow, 2017). For a comparison, the average middle income family in the United States spends roughly $6,224 on food each year with the average low income family spending even less at roughly $3,862 per year (USDA, 2017). With this information in mind, following these recommendations may not be feasible for the typical family.
And just for good measure let's throw it back to you. I would love to see a source on how junk food is more expensive than vegetables in countries where obesity is an epidemic. That means no countries that actually tax processed foods to make the healthier option more affordable.
Edit: and you think Im not going to go out and find the sources? Dumbass.
Price increase ≠ actual retail price.
https://www.walmart.com/browse/food/bananas/976759_976793_9756351_2787146
Show me a burger for 28 cents.
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Price increase ≠ actual retail price.
https://www.walmart.com/browse/food/bananas/976759_976793_9756351_2787146
Show me a burger for 28 cents.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]No one is eating a banana as a main course. You are purposefully making false equivalences. Not to Mention the fact bananas are 54c per lb. You just took the lowest number you saw to get an "Own".
Here's Ramen for 50 cents. Something that is eaten as an actual main course across hundreds of American colleges.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Top-Ramen-Chicken-Noodle-1-PACK/9186822305?classType=REGULAR
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No one is eating a banana as a main course. You are purposefully making false equivalences. Not to Mention the fact bananas are 54c per lb. You just took the lowest number you saw to get an "Own".
Here's Ramen for 50 cents. Something that is eaten as an actual main course across hundreds of American colleges.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Top-Ramen-Chicken-Noodle-1-PACK/9186822305?classType=REGULAR
That is actually a good point. You are absolutely right about this one. Chapeau
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or just drive instead, and bring as much luggage as you want. without paying extra. on your own schedule. and not inhaling 50-100 people and their kids' disgusting plague germs.
god, fuck literally everything about flying
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Downvoted for AI slop
It isn't "slop". This image is magnitude more quality than most people are able to draw.
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It's not about how much weight the plane carries so much as flight attendants doing overhead lifting and the risk of one falling out of the overhead locker. Source, I'm on the internet and you read it
Actually it's about charging people extra as often as you can.
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So should skinny people pay less for clothes?
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Total weight doesn't matter when talking about total weight? What?
We are talking about luggage weight. Pretty interesting how you ignore the rest of my post, it's pretty telling.
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Downvoted not because of AI but because you didn't even bother to remove the piss filter.
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Judging by the comments, this is the perfect shitpost. Thank you for the smiles.
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So should skinny people pay less for clothes?
I don't see the problem with pricing clothes depending on how much material was used.
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It isn't "slop". This image is magnitude more quality than most people are able to draw.
it's been trained on art stolen from people who can draw orders of magnitude better than this
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It's for the safety of the people handling the luggage, not for the weight of the plane
Then how do you explain the 8kg weight limit for carry on? Who is endagered by 9kg luggage? And it's not even handled by the staff.
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I don't see the problem with pricing clothes depending on how much material was used.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]the difference in price would be so small you wouldn't even care
the price of your clothing is mostly supply chain "middle-men" taking their share, not the source material nor the people actuality bringing it to shape. especially with synthetic materials
if it weren't true (i.e. if the material actually cost that much), stores wouldn't literally destroy / throw away brand new clothes just to "refresh" every couple of weeks
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it's been trained on art stolen from people who can draw orders of magnitude better than this
Learning isn't stealing. Humans also learn by looking at different works. By "stealing," as you call it.
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Learning isn't stealing. Humans also learn by looking at different works. By "stealing," as you call it.
I agree that it's not stealing. It's automated plagiarism.
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Learning isn't stealing. Humans also learn by looking at different works. By "stealing," as you call it.
there's such a thing called "copyright", and using countless pieces of art for free so that a couple of douchebags become gazillionnaires selling copyright infringement on said pieces of art certainly feels like theft
