The weird part is that they don’t even sell real mexican food, but Tex-mex. Mexican coucine ≠ American cheese.

This is criminal.

As a mexican, I can tell you that that’s how mexican hot dogs are always served. Chopped tomatoes and onions are always in a mexican hot dog among many more toppings depending on the region you eat them.

So true.

This is crazy. Just freaking crazy.

I totally agree with you. Poor people.

Geez! Who does that?

but I don’t think Mexicans are suddenly buying 30% more Chinese goods.

I’m afraid you’re wrong with that. Mexico is buying more than ever directly from China retailers. Sales have skyrocketed since pandemic started. Chinese online retailers like Shein, AliExpress, and now Temu are mainly at the top of online retailers charts in Mexico.

Also Apple https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/12/23870441/apple-usb-c-cables-lightning-dongle-price

How come it is an invasion of her privacy if they’re live streaming? She’s just stupid.

Finally! He won’t be missed.

Title is misleading. Why Rotten Tomatoes? The bribes went to critics not to the site which is just a critics aggregator.

WTF? I’m thinking of many different ways that this could be handled instead of killing a woman and her unborn baby. Geez!

And then there’s this. So that makes me think that the shooter will win this case.

Niger, Gabon, and counting.

You really have a point here, but I don’t think Catholic church is the only one in which these gross events happen, the thing is that being one of the largest religion along with Islam they get the most attention and media coverage around the world. It’s just common sense. So yes, there are serious problems in that church, but I bet my ass that they’re not the only ones doing that. Take the blindfold from your eyes, every religion has leaders that abuse the power they have upon its followers to commit deplorable acts.

And then, there’s this

Everything sounds very good, but really, quite unlikely to accomplish. If world leaders don’t take this seriously, individual ideas are just wishful thinking.

I don’t think so. The migration to Lemmy was minuscule. It’s still huge, like very huge, but now that I use Lemmy more than Reddit, differences are obvious. Reddit is so massive that it has become a wrestling arena, Lemmy on the other side, is a more quiet place where civilized dialogue is above anything else. It’s a matter of tastes, but I feel better here.

The core message is valid but it misses the point of the problem which is that the people who will suffer the most from climate change are people living in poorer countries, not the rich world. The impact, although dramatic and highly undesirable, is manageable in rich world countries.

I agree. But for now, I would add. If everything continues as it is, even the richest economies eventually will fail. He mentions migration a key point to the foreseeable problems to those rich countries.