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I wish so badly scientists would turn the tables, and we would just develop a society where, if you’re a wealthy person and you donate billions of dollars to eliminate gay marriage, you can no longer use anything that has been created by any gay scientist or inventor in the history of civilization.
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I was growing nerves,
Like steel in my palm.
I was growing pain,
Like lead in my feet.

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Another day, another 5 year-old shooter.

quickhits:

Remember, there’s nothing at all that can be done about things like this, everything is fine. Five year-olds walking around blasting family members is exactly the America the founders envisioned.

Contact your local NRA to update your talking points and tune in to talk radio to get your brain freshly laundered. Do not deviate from the politically correct, GOP- and NRA-approved thinking points. Critical thought is, after all, the enemy of liberty.

That is all.

kateoplis: “AMERICANS replace their cellphones every 22 months, junking some 150 million old phones in 2010 alone… In far-flung, mostly impoverished places like Agbogbloshie, Ghana; Delhi, India; and Guiyu, China, children pile e-waste into giant mountains and burn it so they can extract the metals — copper wires, gold and silver threads — inside, which they sell to recycling merchants for only a few dollars. In India, young boys smash computer batteries with mallets to recover cadmium, toxic flecks of which cover their hands and feet as they work. Women spend their days bent over baths of hot lead, ‘cooking’ circuit boards so they can remove slivers of gold inside.” “The United States … remains the only industrialized country that has not ratified the Basel Convention, an international treaty that makes it illegal to export or traffic in toxic e-waste.”
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kateoplis:

“AMERICANS replace their cellphones every 22 months, junking some 150 million old phones in 2010 alone…

In far-flung, mostly impoverished places like Agbogbloshie, Ghana; Delhi, India; and Guiyu, China, children pile e-waste into giant mountains and burn it so they can extract the metals — copper wires, gold and silver threads — inside, which they sell to recycling merchants for only a few dollars. In India, young boys smash computer batteries with mallets to recover cadmium, toxic flecks of which cover their hands and feet as they work. Women spend their days bent over baths of hot lead, ‘cooking’ circuit boards so they can remove slivers of gold inside.”

“The United States … remains the only industrialized country that has not ratified the Basel Convention, an international treaty that makes it illegal to export or traffic in toxic e-waste.”

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