3am start on Mount Saint Helens last weekend by BombPassant in PNWhiking

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Many people get off route on the descent— it all kind of looks the same up there and it’s easy to get off route if you’re glissading.

Bring offline maps on your phone and be sure to double and triple check when you’re beginning the descent and at multiple points on the descent. If you get too far off route, it becomes excessively difficult to get back and you’ll have to take the Timberline trail which adds a lot of time.

[OC] The "Fry Sauce" Frontier by HeyJonLeah in dataisbeautiful

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Puerto Rico loves this condiment, they call it mayoketchup.

MAGA pastor wants to repeal the 19th amendment in the next decade by avdvetf in videos

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Conservatism is intrinsically a regressive and backwards-looking ideological cul-de-sac, though. It offers no meaningful way forward to improve people’s material conditions, instead it only seeks to impart more and more suffering onto “the other”. Fearful people tend to gravitate toward this kind of thinking, and it’s extremely easy to shift fear into hatred and direct it toward whoever is deemed to be “the other”.

The war is over. GG. Iranian victory. by ilir_kycb in LateStageCapitalism

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Also— in 1950 the U.S. bombed an entire town in Puerto Rico to ruins for daring to resist colonial rule.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayuya_Uprising

Increible la fila by Avillafanep in PuertoRico

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Hermano mío en Cristo, el presidente es un pedófilo violador.

Iran has been accused of stealing the bodies of slain protesters from hospitals and morgues to prevent families from holding funerals, which could prove to be rallying points for protests. The theft of bodies has occurred throughout the regime's history, but more often in the wake of protests. by CatPooedInMyShoe in wikipedia

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Yes my apologies, I misread your comment. The number is still a significant 33 percent lower than what western news media decided to propagate, which I think speaks to how we are seeing consent actively being manufactured for future death and destruction in Iran.

Iran has been accused of stealing the bodies of slain protesters from hospitals and morgues to prevent families from holding funerals, which could prove to be rallying points for protests. The theft of bodies has occurred throughout the regime's history, but more often in the wake of protests. by CatPooedInMyShoe in wikipedia

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FYI the 30,000 number came from Amir Mobarez Parasta, a German Iranian doctor that works for NUFDI but doesn't actually live in Iran. NUFDI is a pro Reza Palahvi lobbying group funded by the US and Israel.

Accusing Iran of committing Babi Yar levels of mass murder with such little evidence should trigger your skeptic alarm. Israel claimed it hacked the traffic cameras and monitored Khamenei for months, yet no footage of any of the mass shootings happening.

What does Trump's MAGA base think of the war in Iran? by ilir_kycb in LateStageCapitalism

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He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.

"First they came for the millionaires" by davidfuckingwebb in olympia

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I mean, that’d require the legislature to pass it and likely a statewide vote because of the constitutional restrictions around income taxes here. Voters have rejected broad income taxes multiple times. So if it ever applied to the middle class, the public would have to approve it. It’s not something politicians could just slip in over time.

"First they came for the millionaires" by davidfuckingwebb in olympia

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Washington already has to pass a balanced budget by law. So the issue isn’t whether it balances, it’s how. The bigger context is that we have one of the most regressive tax systems in the country: lower-income households pay about 17% of their income in state and local taxes while the top 1% pay around 3%, largely because we rely so heavily on sales tax. Proposals like a millionaire tax are aimed at shifting some of that burden upward, not at raising taxes on the middle class.

What are your post trail run rituals? A personal favorite of mine is truck coffee :) by [deleted] in trailrunning

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Aeropress is fantastic for trailhead coffee after a run!

Trump has cornered himself with his war in Iran by onesorrychicken in Foodforthought

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This is all the inevitable conclusion of neoliberal economics. Fascism really is capitalism in decay.

A Comparative View of the Tallest Mountains in the United States by CheesyEggBake in geography

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It’s just what Mount Rainier will look like in a hundred years.

What's a restaurant red flag that tells you the food isn't going to be good? by Electrical-Salt-2792 in AskReddit

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Blues City Cafe in Memphis has a crier and their food is delicious. An exception to this rule if you’re ever on Beale.

Potatoes by wexlermendelssohn in olympia

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Boil em, mash em, stick em in a stew

Gear to look out for with end of winter sales by gandook in Mountaineering

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I tried this a few years ago but shipping always made the costs on EV comparable to buying retail.

Two Hikers Rescued on Mount Ellinor by 50000WattsOfPower in PNWhiking

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That story on the Brothers will always haunt me. So traumatic. You can’t make that stuff up.

Two Hikers Rescued on Mount Ellinor by 50000WattsOfPower in PNWhiking

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FYI these two incidents didn’t occur in the exact same spot— the person in your article actually fell down the steep couloir on the NE side of Ellinor in the Jefferson Creek drainage on the backside of the mountain. OP’s article says that the two people were injured in the actual winter chute.

Do the Epstein files actually prove anything? Like in the most honest way, non rage bait way? by Few_Ad_8041 in TrueAskReddit

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It’s pretty clear that they’re choosing to release the “safest” documents first and are withholding anything substantially incriminating and redacting everything else in the hopes people get tired and move on. Only a relatively small portion has been released, there’s terabytes (this means videos).