Google what happened when the Sioux tried to have stricter Covid regulations on their reservation than the rest of South Dakota. The governor worked harder at stopping them then she did at stopping Covid.

Isn’t it sad that the post office has done the most?

Yes, anger at elected officials not delivering on their promises is always wrong and must be replaced by doing even more activism their donors pay them to ignore.

I don’t despair, that would require the possibility of an alternative.

Got the stamp, because that’s all our system is capable of accomplishing anymore. The John Lewis Voting Rights Act failed. Good work, everyone?

> If they have the same currency and free trade, wouldn’t they have largely the same inflation?

You could have just looked at the difference between France and Germany to find out the answer. It’s even more stark if you start looking at others, but I don’t want to confuse you by talking about Latvia.

The state of emergency just got extended to November 22.

Jackson, Mississippi still can’t drink, cook, or bathe with their tap water, which has been coming out brown since August.

> Many if not most zoo animals are not capable of returning to the wild. Either they were born in captivity, or they have an injury or disease that would mean they would not survive their natural environment.

So we have to have zoos because animals get born in captivity, but animals get born in captivity because every mid-sized city needs to have a zoo.

> On the other hand, zoos are an excellent tool for keeping critically endangered species alive and reintroducing them to the environment!

Apparently not if they got born in captivity! Conservation in an environment that doesn’t make them completely maladapted to the outside world is a thing that exists.