Yeah I realized

Wouldn't it be ()-)( as a palindrome?

:3

Wasn't it that they aren't dense enough to actually stop anything because they would just instantly get soaked?

The first part might be true for people in the same area as you are in, but if you give someone who is in a bad region a job with absolutely shitty working conditions, they would probably take it because it's the only way to actually earn money, even though it's just a few cents in your currency.

The Part about government connections are also true, governments tax everyone to save banks and fund people who are exploiting others and who already have enough capital. They also do very little to stop the exploitation of people in poor countries by rich people.

The bicycles aren't the hazard, the cars are.

In europe a few countries have city centers where you aren't allowed to drive your car and some countries have seperate paths where bikes can ride.

Bikes are way better for the environment and trips around 5-15 km can easily be done with a bike without having to pay for gas or insurance etc.

Bikes also help you do excercise without having to waste time because you are doing the excercise while travelling somewhere.

Bikes and public transport are so much more efficient than cars

There are some good videos by notjustbikes on this topic, iirc the main problem is that big streets make people want to drive more which makes everything more crowded

Warte erstmal auf die Bundestagswahl

Some people like doing work like that, the thing is just that these jobs are treated like trash and underpaid

Depends, we have some doors that are closed that way if he turned it counterclockwise

Which one is it? The one I have still has an overflow/nozzle cleaning sponge that bricks the printer when it's full

For some points there isn't even a discussion to be made like with the extermination of homosexual and trans people