I hear the same sentiment here daily. It’s a highly popular sentiment too.

If .world is trying to silence it then they’re doing a piss poor job.

Trump promoters also suddenly went quiet the day after the election

What the hell have you been smoking lmao

Lemmy servers aren’t that well separated from each other. Saying that stuff anywhere on Lemmy is preaching to the choir.

Being very insecure isn’t that rare, so it sorta is a risky move. Shouldn’t be, but it is

I mean it could be but sucks if you’re with a partner who does get upset about that

Haha yeah it’s just the boomers who are insecure and possessive ^{ha ha}

So drawing them like that is a comic/animation form of writing /s at the end of a sarcastic remark

We should also unpack the problematic race representation of this comic

But most of yall aren’t ready for that discussion.

Do you know where you are

I have a few. From IKEA. But most don’t last very long yeah

Handbrake would be a drastic action to slow down. In this case accelerationists want to accelerate towards the cliff, hoping there’s some good outcome from that, instead of trying to slow down.

Though it’s true that that doesn’t capture the fact that it’s outright making things worse for people, especially minority groups, for really uncertain hope that things will drastically improve.

instead of bickering about what speed we want to go over the cliff at

It seems sensible to try and vote to slow down the speed instead of accelerating lol. With slower speed you have more time to actually stop the car.

Nice to meet you

*pushes all the nonstick pans into a cupboard to keep them safe*

Sergei my love. Loved that thing

It’s like facing a canyon and hitting the gas pedal instead of working slowing the car down. But they, who knows, there might be a ramp lol

Manufacturing for sure was a huge contributor but that’s manufacturing of products with pfoa or derivatives in general, since those were widely used. Which is still bad, but more directly relevant here, cookware hasn’t itself been much of an issue to people’s health afaik.

It’s one of those things where it’s pretty understandable to be overly cautious and better safe than sorry, but I feel like nonstick cookware took the brunt of the worry when it wasn’t the real concern, rather the plants producing chemicals and their use in manufacturing and other products.

This is more putting through people through certain pain for uncertain, perhaps never coming cure.

Hell of a gamble.

Was the concentration in cookware a higher source of expose some time before? I know the situation with PFOA was worse before, but afaik it was even back then due to other concerns than the cookware.

What sort of evil are you thinking of that Kamala would do that Trump wouldn’t also do, but even worse?

We have I think 6 bins in the front, with plastic being the newest addition.

If my pans start breaking then ofc I will replace them.

PFOA was legal until I think 2012. That’s not only a failure of the government to establish safe standards, but all too many people kept that cookware years past when it was no longer used, perhaps even until today.

I thought cookware wasn’t really a concern here, more the plants making it and it getting into drinking water, being used in food packaging, that sort of stuff. “Overall, PTFE cookware is considered an insignificant exposure pathway to PFOA.”

Non-stick cookware can off-gas toxic fumes when used too hot. A common broiler can do that: you should not use non-stick pans under a broiler. However most bakeware is non-stick. An actual broiler pan uses a ceramic coating to withstand the higher temperatures: you should not just use any bakeware of the right shape.

You need to heat it up to 260’C which is quite hot. I haven’t had the heat limit be an issue personally.