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TesterJ, in Based on real events

Happens to me once every few months. It always turns out to be a smell from outside that’s made its way into my apartment. Usually someone’s beat-up, overheating car being parked under my window.

BudgetBandit,

I drive a Cabriolet and smell every damn beat-up car, be it faulty electronics or fumes.

FQQD,

I was thinking of pc hardware, 3d printers and such, but yeah, outside smells are bad too xD My computer mouse kinda just started stinking today

EdibleFriend,
@EdibleFriend@lemmy.world avatar

Turn up the radio should cancel that out.

TesterJ, (edited )

Oh I know, I’m talking about the same thing. It usually happens to me when I’m sitting in my simracing rig which is next to my PC and a window. I’ll be worried thinking my GPU or wheelbase has started burning when in reality it’s an overheated car radiator or something right out my window.

whereisk, in Calculus? Nah, bro, that's easy stuff

No. I had all the links from the beginning.

Evilphd666, in Breaking
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Linkerbaan, in Yeh seriously
@Linkerbaan@lemmy.world avatar

The saddest part is that people then blame the Jews for the actions of the Zionists.

Calling who criticize israel anti semitic, is actually extremely anti semitic.

It’s like calling people who criticize ISIS Islamophobes. Muslims don’t even want to be associated with ISIS, so using Islam to shield ISIS from criticism would be a giant insult to all Muslims.

Yet the media insults Jews like this on a daily basis.

nephs,

Funnily enough, both ISIS and the Zionist State are terrorist organizations funded by the United States.

www.theguardian.com/…/us-isis-syria-iraq

OtakuAltair,

I hate the word ‘Islamophobe’; it implies that being afraid of a regressive and violent religion like Islam (and most religions) is irrational.

The word should be ‘Muslimophobe’; most Muslims are sane people who don’t care about the intricacies of the religion.

tocopherol,
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Followers of Islam are Muslim, Muslims are Islamic, what is the distinction you are making? I guess you are saying to be against the religion versus the followers of the religion.

Either way though, Islam doesn’t have to be violent, people use writings from centuries ago to justify violence that would be there without their religion. Islam like Christianity and essentially all major religions preach peace and love for all people, even your enemies. They require doing good service like giving to charity to obtain salvation. Islamic groups have lived peacefully alongside other religious groups countless times.

Retrograde,
@Retrograde@lemmy.world avatar

It’s nice that religion can sometimes bring people together and bring peace, but I think we can or should mostly agree that organized religion should be phased out eventually. I personally believe it’s done more harm than good.

1847953620,

yes, but the prejudice comes from singling out a religion, especially in this case, it’s generally done to excuse aggressively xenophobic policy and opinions

Foofighter,

I guess the distinction would be fear of a specific religion or belief and the other would be fear of followers of a specific belief?

lolcatnip,

The suffix “-phobe” indicates aversion, not fear or irrationality. It’s much older than the psychological concept of a phobia.

Brown_dude69,

No one is blaming Jews and fuc Zionists.

Meltrax, in that look tho

Should oil the brake pads too, don’t want them to squeak.

rug_burn,
jollyrogue, in Neutrality condones the actions of the powerful.

These have gotten much better. 🙂

Grayox,
@Grayox@lemmy.ml avatar

Thanks! o7

ivanafterall, in Only a few weeks until he's back
@ivanafterall@kbin.social avatar

My favorites are Silent (but Deadly) Night and Fart! The Herald Angels Sing.

CileTheSane, in they are very fragile...
@CileTheSane@lemmy.ca avatar

Why didn’t Superman just grab the child and fly away?

TimeSquirrel,
@TimeSquirrel@kbin.social avatar

He was feeling a bit Hancock that day.

EherVielleicht,

Where is my Bourbon?

GrievingWidow420,

The train was carrying electric sharing kick scooters to be deployed into metropolis and Superman wasn’t about to let it happen

Facebones,

Because it’s an Amtrak.

crawley,

Superman had no idea there was child there, he just wanted to fuck up a train.

TranscendentalEmpire,

It’s the trolley problem. Picking up a kid in time to beat a speeding train would just snap his little neck. Stopping a speeding train to save the little boy would most likely kill anyone on board.

This scenario indicates superman would rather kill a train full of people, rather than having witnesses see him sit idle as a child removes himself from the gene pool.

My hypothesis is that this is the child of Lex Luther, or possibly a clone. He’s literally playing on train train tracks, baiting super man into a win-less scenario via the trolley problem. It’s the perfect scheme to slowly make him question the consequences of all his actions and eventually his entire purpose.

superduperenigma, in they are very fragile...

You could switch “politicians” for “mouth breathers that make $30k but assume they could be a billionaire any day now if they play their cards right”

Fosheze,

To be fair, if you play cards right you can make a lot of money. Poker tounament players do get sponsors.

NutWrench, in NWBTCW
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Culture war issues will never go away until people figure out where the real source of their pain comes from. It comes from the 1 percenters. It’s a class war. It always has been.

Rodeo,

It’s far, far less than 1%. It’s more like the 0.0001%.

64 billionaires divided by 38 million people times 100 = 0.000168% of the population. I like where your head is at but 1 percenter is an old and inaccurate term.

MrBusiness,

Well yeah, but it’s easier to say 1%. Then explaining it’s actually fewer we have to eat that’s just a bonus.

Rodeo,

Yeah but it’s wrong. The 1% don’t control all the companies and real estate, the billionaires do.

Grayox,
@Grayox@lemmy.ml avatar

However The 1% are all a part of the bourgeoisie.

Enkrod,

380 million, if you’re talking about the US.

Stoneykins,

If the culture war is the class war then the class war is the culture war. Dealing with the culture war is often many many times more actionable. We can and should deal with both.

Avnar,

Culture War is used by the Ruling class to distract from the Class war, the only way to win the Culture War is to win the Class War.

Stoneykins,

Ok but I don’t have to not defend trans people to be anticapitalist. It isn’t a “distraction” it is a front, to extend the war analogy.

The attitude arguing the culture war doesn’t exist doesn’t mean you are above it, it just mean you are abandoning your comrades who are under attack.

CoderKat, (edited )

While I think the rich are one of the most influential sources of it, I’m not convinced they’re the only or even the majority. Like, of the rich stopped using bigotry to divide people, would people stop being bigoted? I don’t think so at all. I think there’s something wrong with humanity that makes it easy for bigotry to evolve even in the absence of power and perhaps worse, for people to want to be bigoted.

kugel7c,
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If sapolsky is to be believed we have the natural inclination to view in- and out- group as part of our brain. Everything else is learned or a coping mechanism. I guess this is why people propose lived multiculturalism especially during childhood as a solution to xenophobia.

No matter if he can be believed or not on this fact the book is fun wiki

psycho_driver, in Guten Tag Everybody

Damn Germans and their enigmatic memes

Magnetar,

Ah, du kriegst es hin noch Deutsch zu lernen.

Inmate,

It’s a program of attraction rather than promotion

banana_tree, in Yeh seriously
@banana_tree@lemmy.ml avatar

I’m a little bit drunk but I saw blue/white flag and kept wondering how this relates to Finland at all

Karyoplasma,

You must be very drunk to mistake the flag of Greece for the one of Finland.

banana_tree,
@banana_tree@lemmy.ml avatar

I guess i must’ve just seen it in the corner of my eye as I read the text

Tlaloc_Temporal,
@Tlaloc_Temporal@lemmy.ca avatar

Argentina who?

Tlaloc_Temporal,
@Tlaloc_Temporal@lemmy.ca avatar

Argentina who?

feedum_sneedson,

Bless you

Jimmyeatsausage,

I saw this and figured, “I’ll show this bastard what evil Finland has done,” and I found some pretty appalling things…apparently, they don’t like small talk and can be emotionally reserved…and…and…its quite cold.

Monsters.

CurlyMoustache,
@CurlyMoustache@lemmy.world avatar

They RAKE their forests!

Jimmyeatsausage,

You know, people are saying it. Very smart people. If we could just rake our forests, we wouldn’t have the fires. They’re nice fires, though, very big. Some say the biggest. But if we’d rake, the fires wouldn’t happen. Crooked Hillary and Sleepy Joe, they don’t want to talk about the raking. I even asked some very smart people if we could turn off the sun to stop the fires, but I think the “global warming” elitists are worried about their solar. So we have the fires.

CurlyMoustache,
@CurlyMoustache@lemmy.world avatar

Trump is quote worthy as hell:

“Look, having nuclear — my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart — you know, if you’re a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I’m one of the smartest people anywhere in the world — it’s true! — but when you’re a conservative Republican they try — oh, do they do a number — that’s why I always start off: Went to Wharton, was a good student, went there, went there, did this, built a fortune — you know I have to give my like credentials all the time, because we’re a little disadvantaged — but you look at the nuclear deal, the thing that really bothers me — it would have been so easy, and it’s not as important as these lives are — nuclear is so powerful; my uncle explained that to me many, many years ago, the power and that was 35 years ago; he would explain the power of what’s going to happen and he was right, who would have thought? — but when you look at what’s going on with the four prisoners — now it used to be three, now it’s four — but when it was three and even now, I would have said it’s all in the messenger; fellas, and it is fellas because, you know, they don’t, they haven’t figured that the women are smarter right now than the men, so, you know, it’s gonna take them about another 150 years — but the Persians are great negotiators, the Iranians are great negotiators, so, and they, they just killed, they just killed us, this is horrible.”

Lamb, in Fighting the urges...

Guys, help, the urges are winning…

hakunawazo, in that look tho

Also less microplastics by abrasion on the road.

ramenshaman,

OP already did all the abrasion in advance!

Starglasses, in Fighting the urges...

Gotta show people their opinions are compliments to you no matter what!

If someone calls you He-man, do the pose, declare the motto, be proud. Use the men’s line lol. Turn into a positive experience :)

RizzRustbolt,

“Now you know. And knowing is half the battle.”

Then just walk away.

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