Sustainable healthy eating is not cheap. Eating like a poor vegetarian isn’t sustainable or healthy.
The paradox of tolerance is complete horse shit. People use it to justify their own intolerance.
Is Israel between said river and sea?
You think the media hates him? 🤣 The media absolutely love him because he brings the clicks like no other.
anti-authoritarian
bans people for wrong-think
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Unfortunately infrastructure around transportation isn’t always possible to majorly change, at least not realistically given how incompetent and corrupt our governments are.
Take Brisbane for example it’s an absolute mess that looks like it has zero forward thinking or planning. Without levelling the whole city there’s not much that can be done to fix it.
The media need to stop pushing “fat acceptance” and the idea that being obese is healthy too, for a start. Being fat is never healthy, and is one of the biggest drains on our health system.
There’s also the cost of living which basically means eating healthily is becoming more and more out of reach for a large portion of the population. Physical activity without healthy eating is basically pointless.
We don’t need to generate 100% of our power via nuclear though.
The best time to start building nuclear was decades ago. The next best time is now.
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We need to bring manufacturing back to Australia, and become self sufficient. The biggest lesson every single country should have learned in the last 6 years is that depending on other countries should be avoided at all costs.
America seems to be the only country that got the memo. While they’re trying to bring everything back in-house, we foolishly dived head first into being even more dependent on China.
Food isn’t what we’re dependant on China for though, it’s everything else - even our ability to capture solar and wind energy. All of our appliances. All of our technology. All of our clothing.
It means to eliminate Israel. Not debatable.
It’s cheaper than what “renewables” are costing us.
Other countries are building nuclear plants for less than $10bil in less than 7 years.
No idea where your “regressive authoritarian society” bit came from. That’s bizarre.