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Gonna show my age here and I’m not from the USA, but I remember in the 80s the doctors and nurses would come to the school one day, we’d all have to line up, and we all got vaccinated with something. Pretty sure there was no parental consent involved.

We’ve gotten a bit too soft on some things.

I think only if you have a good reason or don’t have 100% verifiable documentation. Before our first child was born the doctor recommended we get MMR again just to be sure. You don’t want to risk it around a vulnerable newborn.

Planes are super light or how else would they float off into the air to fly? /s

That would be so sweet. I remember last election it was pretty close for his seat but he hung on.

Time for some laws about country of origin labelling then. In Australia there are clear laws about this since 2016. Pretty sure the EU has something similar.

https://business.gov.au/products-and-services/product-labelling/country-of-origin-food-labelling

Look I don’t doubt you’ve met these people but it’s not everywhere. Here in Australia the kids still learn this at school.

My daughter is in primary school and they’ve learned to use a word processor, spreadsheet, presentation software etc.

So they can all use a keyboard and mouse and she’s done some school projects as PowerPoint slideshows.

5 digit here too: 56k something. I think there are many. It feels a bit like those days and I’ve noticed a lot of GenX people here.

Holy Slashdot batman!

So technically an on switch, not an off switch.

There was an 800 page book laying out project 2025 step by step. But reading is for nerds I guess.

Exactly. Do Australia next please!

Maybe this is where all the 51st state talk is coming from. If Canada joins the USA then he’ll suddenly be eligible to officially become president.

Isn’t Natalie Portman and grits originally from Slashdot?

So did you end up marrying the purple boy?

You’re pressing the tab key for auto completion right?