The article that this is a response to didn't have a "US" or "USA" tag, so I don't really think it's necessary for this one. I understand wanting it, because I try and avoid most US news/politics...
The article that this is a response to didn't have a "US" or "USA" tag, so I don't really think it's necessary for this one.
I understand wanting it, because I try and avoid most US news/politics on Tildes and other sites due to oversaturation and general dominance to the detriment of other stories and issues.
This is just a light hearted riposte to another light hearted article that was posted earlier.
I first caught wind of this whole "death of Mayonaise" discourse as another "Milleneals are killing..." hateclick piece. I didn't think there'd be actual serious thought put into it.
I first caught wind of this whole "death of Mayonaise" discourse as another "Milleneals are killing..." hateclick piece. I didn't think there'd be actual serious thought put into it.
The article that this is a response to didn't have a "US" or "USA" tag, so I don't really think it's necessary for this one.
I understand wanting it, because I try and avoid most US news/politics on Tildes and other sites due to oversaturation and general dominance to the detriment of other stories and issues.
This is just a light hearted riposte to another light hearted article that was posted earlier.
I first caught wind of this whole "death of Mayonaise" discourse as another "Milleneals are killing..." hateclick piece. I didn't think there'd be actual serious thought put into it.
It is prompting much discussion, some serious, some not.
https://www.theguardian.com/food/2018/aug/15/mayonnaise-millennials-identity-politics