I had to look it up. The RAM I bought 12 months ago for $99 is now $350. This is insane.

They hate USPS and want to see it fail so they can privatize it for profit.

It’s still about half the total sugar by weight than Heinz has (1g per 8g ketchup vs 1g per 5g ketchup from heinz).

That said, I like unsweetened ketchup a lot better but it’s hard to find at a decent price. No sugars or sugar substitutes and no sweeteners like aspartame.

It doesn’t taste like banana. I think they just use banana puree to sweeten it a bit.

Edit: it’s not bananas.

I’ve had ketchups that are unsweetened or sweetened with fruits like bananas apples and squash, and both are far better than the “tomato candy” that is commercial ketchup.

Something tells me that won’t stop someone from getting in trouble for misusing his name. Straight to deportation with you!

Looks like the next logical step is… uhh… getting rid of the National Weather Service?

Won’t someone, please, think of the business owners?!

A Terrorist organization.

In America, we make most things out of Gun™ for convenience.

It’s not a crime if there’s nobody left to uphold the law.

The American Lung Association is about to be dismantled by the US government after that statement.

Another comment said this company is publicly traded. Shareholders only care about profit, and not how it is achieved. Tim Blair is a blatant liar.

They get the hollow promise to maybe not get sent to a concentration camp in the immediate future (maybe). /s

The Nazis, while in power, said what they were doing was legal. The Holocaust, according to those Nazis, was a perfectly legal thing to do because they changed and abused their laws to make it that way.

And when the penalty for breaking the law is only a fine, it means it’s only illegal for the common folk.

It’s not illegal if nothing is done to stop it, I guess.

He’s already seen what goes on there, they don’t want him speaking to the public about it.

Generally getting sent to the SHU (Special Housing Unit) or being restricted from the Commissary (where they can buy stuff like snacks, soaps, and shoes, among other things). They can’t reduce or restrict rations or stuff like that.

Just to put this out there, federal prisons pay most inmates $5 or less a month to do mandatory (or you get punished) jobs.