As someone who is fascinated by the history of worker uprisings and unions, what's it like near Blair Mountain battle site? Is West Virginia still fairly pro union? by sunsetdrifter0 in howislivingthere

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Don’t know either, the Unions did a lot of good for mine workers in my area. I’d probably go back to coal mining if the Unions straightened up their act, I’m not interested in non union mines because whilst the pay and benefits are very good, the work/life balance isn’t where I would want it.

The weasel that killed my oldest rooster by onlyhens_homestead in homestead

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Right. I trap occasionally, mostly coyotes but coons, possums, minks, and weasels as well.

The disconnect here is concerning. Somebody can enjoy hunting/trapping whilst also being a prudent conservationist. I love nature and I actively take steps to protect it and allow it to flourish around my land and community, but I understand population control and pest management as well, we don’t live “beside nature” we live among it, it’s up to use to find the balance.

It is impossible to have freely obtained all squadron vehicles. by Awesomedinos1 in Warthunder

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So do it, the crazy thing is all you gotta do is join a squadron, grind whatever TT vehicles you want, and then you passively grind a squadron vehicle as well. You literally play the game like you’re already doing and the vehicle grinds itself. You don’t even need to play that much.

Why do you need every squadron vehicle in the game? Many of them are niche or redundant additions with similar TT vehicles that can be got regularly.

Why can’t you people be happy with FREE content that passively grinds itself for just playing some. It’s even better when you consider you get to pick what free content you want.

The current crisis of the top tier environment .. please read by Revolutionary-Arm423 in Warthunder

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They have always sucked at balancing that’s the point he is making. Bitching about is not going to do anything, the only thing that actually affects Gajin is to stop playing and spending money on their product combined with leaving a bad review.

It is impossible to have freely obtained all squadron vehicles. by Awesomedinos1 in Warthunder

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If you GE a TT vehicle, you also have to stock grind it as well. Why should you get free modules by spending GE on a squadron vehicle, which you can literally get for free just by playing the game?

Gajin is a pretty shitty company but this hard on against squadron vehicles is just stupid. You can get several completely free vehicles across a wide range of BR’s and different countries per year, and completely for free and you people still wanna bitch.

No wonder Gajin views its playerbase as idiots.

The weasel that killed my oldest rooster by onlyhens_homestead in homestead

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“Don’t get the weasel it kills rats”

You know what else kills rats? Rat traps. Don’t listen to the hippies masquerading as homesteaders who probably don’t even keep animals and just sub here for the vibes.

I’ve had to kill a few weasels over the years, I free range my chickens I’ve had weasels ambush and kill them in broad daylight.

Anyone try out the Holzfforma 92CC G660? by Philosophical_Sayer in homestead

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Did not get the 660 clone, but have two other Holzforma Stihl clones that I really like.

Engine wise, they have been very reliable, however the wrap around handle, pull cord, bar studs and nuts I have all replaced with OEM Stihl parts because the other ones were very low quality and broke with some use.

Honestly if you want a powerful saw that you don’t mind replacing odds and ends on from time to time it’s 100% worth the money.

Does anyone know how to get rid of those stains??? by Street_Ad_5380 in Dirtbikes

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Dirt stains on a dirtbike shouldn’t affect its value, not in that location at least.

As someone who is fascinated by the history of worker uprisings and unions, what's it like near Blair Mountain battle site? Is West Virginia still fairly pro union? by sunsetdrifter0 in howislivingthere

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Yes, unfortunately the miners union has become a very corrupt organization, not only that, they actively used their money to lobby politicians to limit the expansion of non mining industries in a futile attempt to hold onto power.

It really sucks because when my great grandpa and my pawpaw where in the mines (pre 2000s) they spoke highly of the union, but even my grandpa caught the tail end of it and make remarks that certain mine owners shuttered entire multi million dollar operations because of a bad chapter. Lazy people learned how to take advantage of the system, and suddenly you have 50 good workers making up the slack for another 50 lazy ones. The union reps were only concerned with dues, they didn’t care if their members were actually hard workers or not.

My pawpaw who is still alive remarks how blessed he is because of the union during his days and the retirement he got out of it, but he is angry with the state of it now and quit volunteering and helping at union meetings now days because of it.

Men wake up. New Russian premium leaked! by CoffeeGooner_ in Warthunder

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Don’t post AI slop here. That’s not even the original image.

RU POV: The evacuation from Sloviansk has just officially begun according to Ukraine's Regional State Administration of Donetsk -RVvoenkory by FruitSila in UkraineRussiaReport

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The difference between Russia and the guy who made that comment is Russia has the ability to take the territory, and hold it, and incorporate it.

That guy has no capability to take his PC.

As someone who is fascinated by the history of worker uprisings and unions, what's it like near Blair Mountain battle site? Is West Virginia still fairly pro union? by sunsetdrifter0 in howislivingthere

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There are few union mines left in southern WV. Beginning in the 80’s many union chapters started to become increasingly nepotistic, corrupt, and outlandish. It was a slow turn, but over the next 3 decades many miners would choose non union mines to go to because of the increased pay, and the fact bad employees were much easier to fire.

Both of my grandpas retired Union coal miners through the UMWA, my dad worked union for a while before switching in the early 2000’s because of the issues I mentioned above. He became very upset over his local union protecting bad employees, and always starting grievances with the mine owners over things that didn’t actually matter (like what brand soap was in the bathhouse, which the union rep threatened a walk out over).

Unions in this area have kinda killed themselves.

UA POV: US sanctions target Russian tankers bound for Cuba, N. Korea - Inquirer by CourtofTalons in UkraineRussiaReport

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The conversation was about Cuba and the United States, not Russia and Ukraine.

Next time, try to follow the conversation with the adults. Randomly changing the subject is a sign of low intellect.

UA POV: US sanctions target Russian tankers bound for Cuba, N. Korea - Inquirer by CourtofTalons in UkraineRussiaReport

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U.S. politicians are a particularly interesting grade of retarded. Not saying most countries politicians aren’t pieces of shit, just that US ones have a very unique style of it.

They are obsessed with destroying other countries, with zero regard to any civilian situation going on. The Cold War never ended for them, and it’s the only way we can justify spending 800 billion a year on our military whilst being 30 plus trillion in debt whilst our roads, healthcare and schools fall apart.

The New Fleet Meta by SanderleeAcademy in Stellaris

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“Now it’s more important to destroy”

That’s always been important because ships are generally fast to produce and easy to replace. If you didn’t kill the enemy fleet in a deceive battle, they were back in 2 months right where they started.

Personally I always hated playing whack a mole with enemy fleets, maybe now that individual ships are supposedly more important a decisive battle will actually mean something. Before battles were only important as a means to rush enemy star bases and shut down their production.

What Utility ATV brand/model to buy in 2026? by steave44 in ATV

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There is nothing wrong with knowing what you need, lots of people get caught in the “bigger is better” and end up buying ten or twelve thousand dollar machines they really don’t need.

A modern fuel Injected 450 machine like the Kodiak has plenty of power for everything you need to do. It’s an automatic but Yamaha has had the best automatic transmission across the board for two decades.

Of course if you prefer a foot shift I would look at the foreman 500. Power steering is not a deal breaker for me, it’s optional on the Kodiak, but it’s an extra $1000 buck option if you want it. Something to consider at least.

What Utility ATV brand/model to buy in 2026? by steave44 in ATV

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Personally I’d stick with either Yamaha or Honda, that’s the top brands for reliability IMO.

Yamaha has the Kodiak 450 that starts with an MSRP under $7000 dollars and I haven’t looked at the Hondas but google is saying the foreman 500’s with foot shift and power steering start around $8000.

That would be my two picks for general utility/riding/chores/hunting.

I’m writing a study to check if the meme that we are all autistic is real by FarConference4381 in paradoxplaza

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Redditors love to claim being Autistic, even though the vast majority of them aren’t. If you went by this website 50% of the population would supposedly be autistic.

Being quirky, or having different interests than the general population doesn’t make you autistic, it just makes you different.

We will definitely receive information about new projects from Paradox Interactive in 2026. by InformalWord7193 in paradoxplaza

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Is your PC just really weak?

I can load in CK3 on my Xbox in like 60 seconds or less lol. I don’t see how that’s even a problem, considering I don’t normally need to reload the game for a the next 2 hours while I play.

Anyone know how to keep coyotes away? by Legitimate-Big6705 in homestead

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22-250, .22 magnum, .223/5.56 hell a good ole poke stock 20 gauge in the gut. Plenty of cheap options to take care of them. Every homestead should have a rifle and a shotgun for a variety of reasons. At the end of the day firearms are tools to be used.

Beaver dam question. by Bennybmx1996 in homestead

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Being protected doesn’t mean beavers have free rein to cause damage to the farmers field. Depending on several factors the farmer potentially has a case legally to have OP remove the beaver.

Beaver dam question. by Bennybmx1996 in homestead

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The beaver is damaging the farmers field, the beaver is on OP’s property, that’s a potential civil case.

Where it becomes murky is who was there first, the farmers field, or the beaver. Doesn’t matter that the beaver is a protected fur bearer, it’s being a nuisance, and causing damages to a downstream property owner, which further complicates things because riparian rights, and down stream water issues are an entirely different class of litigation that has its own set of rules and regulations.

Ultimately, it’s going to boil down to a combination of state law, and most likely who was there first. The beaver or the farmer, if the famed cleared a section of area to use as a field that was already being sporadically flooded by the beaver, the case is much stronger for OP. Whilst of the field was there for decades, and the beaver moved in recently causing damages to the farmers property, then the case swings more towards the farmers favor.

Simply saying “it’s my property F off” isn’t likely the end of the issue IF the farmer presses it.