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1. PensiveCowboy :njp: (pensivecowboy@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 19-Jan-2023 03:49:16 JST PensiveCowboy :njp:

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   • McNabb
   @McNabb I live on a farm and if you're cooking dinner for your family in the winter if the power goes, you're not doing it on a fire lol, a gas range or stove will start with just a match even if you don't have a backup generator
   
   Cheers
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   • McNabb (mcnabb@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 19-Jan-2023 03:49:18 JST McNabb

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     @PensiveCowboy If you live in a rural area you should own an axe and be capable of identifying species of trees.
     
     Checkmate.
   • PensiveCowboy :njp: (pensivecowboy@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 19-Jan-2023 03:49:19 JST PensiveCowboy :njp:

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     • McNabb
     @McNabb i don't think it's a good political issue tbh, but gas is far more precise for cooking on an indoor range and for people who live in rural areas where the power goes out seasonally why should they be compelled to use an electric range because some nigger somewhere supposedly got asthma from a gas stove without proper ventilation bc the installation was done by a cut rate jew slumlord
   • McNabb (mcnabb@poa.st)'s status on Thursday, 19-Jan-2023 03:49:20 JST McNabb
     The gas stove is the apotheosis of everything wrong with conservatard politics:
     
     Pointless signaling around a totally soulless and irredeemable consumer good.
     
     If you notice, the only argument for gas stoves is predicated purely on a mechanistic understanding of "efficiency". A gas stove is not an outdoor smoker, it does not impart any additional flavor because you loaded it with hand split mesquite and hickory. It's just a fucking heat source. Gas stoves are themselves part of modern alienation and banning them would force people to return to more authentic cooking traditions.