Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "CBC News" channel.

I've yet to see a recipe that uses exclusively whole wheat flour. It's too dense, rough and the texture is abrasive. Google a recipe for whole wheat bread and see how much regular flour is required.
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@SouthSideLadyWright right now, I'm not working, the virus hit the jobs hard. Was to start just before this all kicked up, that went into file 13. Did without, it sucked. My point is, money is not the root of any evil at all, a person's intentions are the root of their evil or good. Money is an object, it's no more inherently good or evil than a roll of toilet paper or a hammer. So, for platitudes, I'd go with, a person is only as good as their intentions and deeds. A person with good intention that performs a deed that causes harm swiftly rectifies that harm, due to their good intentions. A person with bad intentions cannot be counted upon to rectify harm that they caused. But, corporations aren't individuals, they're large groups of people and large groups of people frequently will lose their moral center, due to the statutory requirement that a company makes a profit to reward its investors.
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Laughably, I had someone give me some bottled water that had the actual ingredients listed. Water filtered by reverse osmosis, with magnesium sulfate and potassium bicarbonate added for flavor. I trust that more than "Pure Water", which is decidedly not distilled or reverse osmosis filtered water, as they tasted the same as the magnesium sulfate and potassium bicarb added water, which resembles well water in taste due to those chemicals being present in ground water.
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If you believe that, why are you working to make money? Do without and let the world know how great your life is without shelter, clothing, food or water.
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Yeah, because all of the young are sterile or dead, amiright?
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@enuphsayd9746 whereinthehell do you think the toilet water comes from? The same source as your tap or some magical second water supply that doesn't exist? Here is a hint, Civil Defense used to teach, back during the Cold War, when things looked like flash and boom would happen, to clean the toilet tank and in an emergency, fill the tub and ensure the toilet tank is filled and live off of that until the fallout decayed to safe levels (around a week for the worst, two weeks for much of the rest).
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Donskii Donertello interestingly, there are dozens of reports of people who proclaimed to one and all how their faith in Jesus Christ would protect them. And the horrific number who died of COVID-19, for God helps those who help themselves, rather than being lazy and hoping he'll micromanage the universe.
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@xxkarlosxxxxxx7233 not water that is reverse osmosis filtered. Even microplastics can't get through that and that is the most common industrial filtration solution now.
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Nope, non-pasteurized juice is washed, squeezed and bottled for immediate shipment, figure it'll end up being a week old by the time you get it. The pasteurized stuff, well, it was boiled, changing it a bit chemically.
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Well, we could always say "a paperclip weight", but somehow it lacks the precision of something typically measured in milligrams.
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Google a recipe for whole wheat bread, it demands regular flour due to whole wheat's density and heaviness, not to mention coarseness. The investigators obviously didn't investigate what bread is and how it's made!
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Two apologies, one to the victim, one to the Canadian government. If they refuse, close the US-Canada border and refuse all trade, impounding US assets if they wish to persist.
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@TheGhostOfSmedleyButler got a nice golf course on the base across the river, plenty of Appalachian mountains here as well and great Italian food is right inside of my kitchen, not to mention a half dozen restaurants here in Harrisburg, PA. And plenty of high tech deep inside of Pennsyltucky. And even more Italian food in Philly, as well as the best rust collection around...
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Yeah, because the fluoride in the water from the late 1950's killed everyone and sterilized those who are undead or something.
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Mia Rivel so, when traveling, dehydrate? Or do you get into a gun battle with the TSA so that you can bring your own water with you onto an airplane? For home usage, I entirely agree. Go with bottled water in an emergency when water isn't available, otherwise, go with the tap.
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Well, it is all chemistry. Food without any chemicals is called a vacuum and well, not food.
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@dr.martinlroberts1908 I have a hunger for food, briefly, that fades, due to duty. That involves work, to contact others and provide an example and farther. So, providing an example, as defined by scripture doesn't mean at all what it says. Seriously?!
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Technically, it's also a cop violating federal law, as the Canadian motor vehicle operators license was negotiated by a ratified treaty between the US and Canada, hence that cop has rejected the authority and laws of the US and the entirety of the US Constitution. Basically saying, "I don't like the treaty and I'm the god-cop and rule the entire world".
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She should have been afforded contact with her Consulate in Atlanta, they'd then pound the whole box of nails home on the US government, who would then be forced to stomp on Georgia's sensitive parts, as every part of this story is a violation of multiple ratified treaties between Canada and the US.
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Well, we'll see where it goes. Now, it's an international incident and literally could impact trade with a US military and trade ally.
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