exohuman

I was thinking the same thing. Had me laughing out loud.

It’s looked at fondly by these people because few can afford that lifestyle anymore. It’s almost a status symbol of sorts in a weird way.

So… the world is going to turn a blind eye except for a strongly worded letter about the genocide of these people by Arabs for not being Arab?

Nice try AI, but we aren’t going to solve the captcha for you.

Wow, thanks for this. Discovered a new group I like!

I have bipolar disorder and 2 dogs and a human family too.

Here are the problems I see: people with severe mental health disorders can be pretty poor pet owners. Severe depression can mean laying in bed but dogs need to get outside to pee and poop and exercise. If the owner isn’t focused enough or doesn’t have help, the animal can end up neglected and the environment can end up dirty.

In the case of bipolar disorder, it doesn’t matter what the animal does or doesn’t do. The disorder is like an internal injury: it doesn’t go away or lessen based on external stimuli. When the episodes happen they just happen. We can fight it and get therapy and stuff but the injury is still there. I could be as rich as Elon Musk and my manic and depressive episodes will still happen.

That said, I love my pets and even though I have a whole family, I am the one that takes them out, gives them medicine, buys their food (but my kid feeds them most days), and they depend on me more than anyone else.

He seems very angry and I understand why. I agree with him actually. My guess is that he believes the strong language threatening homelessness to people deserves strong language demanding class action back.

I love my crocs. Easy to wear, my feet stay cool, and the texture makes me feel like my foot is getting massaged.

Sending good vibes from the Midwest. Sorry this is happening.

Oh, slave owners got reparations though. Don’t forget that.