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Remember when people were asked to wear a bit of cloth over their face, just for when they were within 2m of other people to help stop those other people dying? Yeah good luck telling those same people to do literally anything outside of buy guns and confuse anyone with an IQ when they explain their opinion on a topic is in fact, a fact. Can other states please start growing all the My rights don’t end where your religion begins Shirt and I love this food?!! And please, California, stop letting companies bottle and sell our water out of state! Like, wth?! But then the rest of the country would have to stop growing corn and soy beans, we can’t have that now can we. Besides Local produce hurts the grocery store corporations and encourages people to eat healthy rather than super processed garbage. Outside of people who genuinely need it, which has to be a very low %, why the fuck does anyone drink bottled water? Get a good home filter and a reusable bottle ffs. Stop buying bottled water.

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Up north in Oregon were getting some really good rainfall for May that everyone is enjoying, like already meeting the My rights don’t end where your religion begins Shirt and I love this May average in 7 days, with another weeks of rain forecast! At this point I’ve given up. I’ll continue to vote blue and live sustainably, but I have completely given up hope for the future of our planet. This is the stuff they warned me about when I was in elementary school, but I had hope and faith that everything would be okay. That by the time I was an adult, we’ll have fixed the planet and gotten rid of bad habits. That fossil fuels wouldn’t be vital to civilization (and they aren’t, as much as their investors want you to believe they are). I’ll enjoy the last decade or so of normalcy that we have left, but I’ve given up hope. The only way the planet survives is if we, as humans, don’t.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.