Imagine if the media actually had balanced reporting.
Let me bleed on your plate.
Tax filing is voluntary;
The problem is that Bud Light is but a tiny fraction of a global conglomerate. It is controlled by AB InBev, a massive global corporation responsible for a massive percentage of all beer available on the planet;
We need to see companies such as this and blackrock etc splintered into a thousand pieces.
Why was this vocalist 187'd and replaced by a Geordie screecher?
What a coincidence that this band only found international stardom after Bon Scott's death.
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Methinks you are missing the main point.
Is broccoli legal?
How about cabbage? Or carrots?
It sounds absurd and indeed it is.
Why did cannabis become illegal? And why was its illegality foisted upon the world?
A decent rabbit hole if not already dived into.
Dupont s a good startng pont.
Sure, reduce it to a simple group like muh joos or muh masons because the world is simple.
back in the day, anon was outside a theatre where he was playing with his brother's band, the fabulous Thunderbirds, smokin' some choice bud when anon suggested we buy tickets for the show. At the ticket window, anon facetiously asked for front row seats and was blown away when anon received them.
Jimmie playing a twin necked guitar over Stevie's shoulder was amazing and even more so when they swapped necks multiple times.
Yes, but can we see these global hegemonies broken up?
Back in the day, a corporation had a specific function and a determined lifespan.
Nowadays, we see them control everything with no oversight.
Blackrock is but one fine example.