The fact that you are trying to defend your point instead of attempting to see someone else's side screams main character syndrome lol. In my country shopping carts aren't made of paper so they don't have the problem of being ruined by the weather. Sadly parking space is not always available near a cart return but you being the main character I bet when people see you coming they take a wide berth lol. Anyway have a nice day.
Yeah but if you have bags that you take to the store it's convenient to have a trolley to put them in plus my mother who is getting older likes to have a cart to hold on to.
TIL I'm mostly a good person but sometimes I am also no better than an animal and an absolute savage who will only do right when threatened. Interesting. Another thing is that I'm grateful for other savages who don't put their carts back cause I don't have to walk so far to get a cart.
This is the best money saver
How is a 9 year old article?
In Australia there's "you can't polish a turd"
I wasn't trying to debunk your view I believe that people should be able to see two sides and decide for themselves. Sorry you got upset with that.
A differing view for the interest of making people decide for themselves https://brian.carnell.com/articles/2021/the-truth-about-the-truth-about-protonmail/
Tell me about your actions in saving these Russian lives you care so deeply about?
I think it's a interesting experiment I just thought it was funny how those who don't return were demonized.
The shopping cart theory, as written here, starts as a litmus test for whether a person is capable of self governing and descends into two paths:
- If you do return the cart you are doing it out of the goodness of your heart and because it is correct; and
- If you don't you are no better than an animal, a savage, who does what is right only because there is a law in place or you are forced to.
Self-governance: Are you a good person or a monster? There is no middle ground.
I'm not sure I understand what you are trying to ask?
I think Brave redirecting URL's to affiliate links would fit under the umbrella of being nefarious.
At least Firefox wasn't nefarious even if it was a dumb idea.
I caught myself mid laugh before realizing the reality of that statement.
A lot of the subs that I can't find as active on this platform