@jadp@czds if you find more Indian mangoes through the season, try Alphonso, banganpalli, and others. They’re sublime and very different from each other
Banganpalli is my fave. Also imam pasand
Prob available at Indian stores at diff times through the summer.
I'm glad someone in mainstream Singapore media is talking about this:
The migrant workers who literally build and clean Singapore have to deal with conditions nobody else would accept, and they do not have leverage or rights or very much support
We have a three-tier immigration system: at the very bottom, work permit holders, people in construction and domestic labour.
The mangoes are amazing in that part of the world and I’m sorry most people haven’t had them (freshly picked in the right season. Many different types. All different.)
I just read about someone posting about how they’d met a person from Malaysia who was depressed that it was too dark and cold in the summer where they were
And whose mind was utterly blown that the sun didn’t set at the same time all year round
If you’ve ever met me and you’re posting about how wild this is, that’s okay, I don’t mind
I think it’s wild when the sun set shifts by more than 10 mins in a year :)
I know the Telegraph is trash, but they just ran an op-ed by a woman who thinks leftist women are scarier than the manosphere, and proposes we put women on an island with strapping English military jocks, because apparently leftist women won’t be able to resist them.
More importantly I feel like most criticism of the H-1B program just.. doesn’t really understand how skilled visas work.
Treating skilled legal immigrants like shit and giving them no rights is kind of the hallmark of almost all major immigration policies, not just the American one.
Proposing that we get rid of it because you think it is exploitative is as bad as the ‘I am all for open borders but I have no real suggestion for how western governments can right now stop treating brown people like shit’ problem.
The people who enjoy living in SF neighborhoods with no public transit, and who think anywhere close to diversity is scary: why aren’t you living in a suburb?
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