patrick.net

Economic Agency: The capacity of individuals or groups to exert control over their economic circumstances through active participation in the production, distribution, or consumption of resources, thereby securing financial stability and influence within a market system. It diminishes when external forces—such as automation, policy, or structural inequality—restrict access to meaningful economic roles, often correlating with heightened social unrest.

Also: https://patrick.net/post/1382641/2024-11-18-post-labor-economy-challenge

OK, how does that work? My brain can't figure it out at the moment.

"Women were only restricted in the original 13
colonies where you had to be active duty militia
to vote."

That true?

I never heard of any requirement to be active duty in a militia to vote.

OkDOGEisAmountingToSomething says

Where's the Muskeg?

https://apps.dnr.wi.gov/biodiversity/Home/detail/communities/9120

Manhattan, 1931. A city without skyscrapers, save for a handful in the Financial District and the brand new Empire State. A city of 3-5 story buildings.

Yet more people lived there in 1931 than today.

When NYC eliminated the vast tracts of tenement housing (1 room flats with no toilet, which was a common toilet for the whole floor) back in the 1970's/80's, that was part of it. Also, there were families of between 2 and 12 people (lotsa kids) in each tenement.

This was why kids were either at school or playing in the streets between meals. There wasn't enough room.

MolotovCocktail says

This area held 60% of population historically , last 6000 plus years.

Let them fight.

Nice - the thots have to decide whether they're indulging in human or animal (pound-town) sexual behavior.

Clue: girls like rear entry too. That's usually when they start squealing and begging for it and the sex motivation baton has been passed.

Ceffer says

baton has been passed.

What, to the next guy in the train?

Thanks, did not know.

MolotovCocktail says

Awesome. We need one for Marsh, Bog, Swamp, Fen, etc. I know some have salt water, some are coastal, etc. I do know a Muskeg is an inland peat wetland with high acidity found in the sub arctic or northernmost temperate areas.

MolotovCocktail says

Craigslist would be second on that list were it public.

I don't like learning something new. It always pushes something out that I liked better.

Girl's name is Zoë Roth, btw:

MolotovCocktail says

For about twenty years North Korea was more economically vibrant than South Korea:

Spelling not quite right, but close:

@zzyzzx

MolotovCocktail says

If that were possible from our adversaries in Russia and China, then we wouldn't have bases anywhere near them.
Also that video showing the fallout zones, is even a bigger hype. if that were the fallout radius, than most of the Western states would be uninhabited at this point after the hundreds of nukes tested in the Nevada and Utah desert.

If any country lobs a nuke, the world wont sit idly by while they pop off twenty or thirty more. These fantasy scenarios makes a nuke volley exchange between nuke countries. Seem like every launch will be aimed at densely population centers. After the first nuke goes off, the biggest target for every country on the planet will be those nuke facilities in that country. I don't think any country will be neutral in the effort to stop the aggressor nation's capability to fire off more nukes.

Even the US would be a target if we popped off a nuke against any country in the world. It wont be a popcorn moment, but rather all hands on deck to stop it.

MolotovCocktail says

The Canadian Armed Forces has become so demoralized, weak, and enfaggoted

what can you expect when their prime minister was a homo?

84 Lumber does similar "kit" houses today.