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That's literally what every person from a western nation thinks.
Hey now.....
That's literally what every person from a western nation thinks.
Malnutrition has become “the new normal” and now affects a third of humanity, according to a study that warns of the devastating human and economic toll ofundernutrition and obesity.
The 2016 global nutrition report says the world is not doing enough to tackle a worldwide epidemic that is leaving more and more people suffering from diet-related conditions such as stunting, anaemia, heart disease and diabetes.
It finds that almost half the countries surveyed are experiencing very serious levels of both undernutrition and overweight or obese adults, while the number of children under five who are overweight is now approaching the number of those who suffer from wasting, or acute malnutrition.
http://www.theguardian.com/global-d...ird-of-the-human-race-global-nutrition-report
Avoid eggs guys. Lots of cholesterol. Eat lots of processed low cholesterol food. Also don't go running because sunshine gives cancer and impact hurts the knees. omg why isn't everyone the healthiest ever?
um go with the consensus as far as the rifle goes (whether it's the right or wrong definition) and for attacks I'd say people dying or the intent to kill
http://www.theguardian.com/global-d...ird-of-the-human-race-global-nutrition-report
Avoid eggs guys. Lots of cholesterol. Eat lots of processed low cholesterol food. Also don't go running because sunshine gives cancer and impact hurts the knees. omg why isn't everyone the healthiest ever?
Pretty sure first-world dietary advice has no impact on third-world starvation.
Excessive sun exposure does cause cancer, and even if it didn't, it's shown to cause premature aging of the skin. Best to avoid it and leave the tanning for leather jackets. Acknowledgement of this fact is not the cause of couch potato lifestyles. Besides, it's not as if running is the only cardiovascular exercise out there.
Just leaving .2cents here in lieu of the craziness and all the debate about gun control and stuff from the recent Orlando shootings. Personally, I believe our greatest strength as a people in the United States is our diversity. When people take events that happened in Orlando to further their own political agenda (i.e. Donald Trump using it to further perpetrate Islamophobia...) in the wake of the shootings of the Colorado Springs Planned Parenthood, no one threw around the term "Christian extremist" but of course it's thrown around in this situation.
As logic stands, the only common denominator in mass shootings is assault rifles. Not race, not religion.
Reading speculation that more than one person was a shooter in the nightclub. No one can corroborate it of course (a la conspiracy theories). 'Friends' of victims say more than one shooter was present, but that's considered hearsay in court so...
Not in my hands. I’ve shot pistols before, but never something like an AR-15. Squeeze lightly on the trigger and the resulting explosion of firepower is humbling and deafening (even with ear protection).
The recoil bruised my shoulder. The brass shell casings disoriented me as they flew past my face. The smell of sulfur and destruction made me sick. The explosions — loud like a bomb — gave me a temporary case of PTSD. For at least an hour after firing the gun just a few times, I was anxious and irritable.