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Akasazh,
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To me or sounds like Monty Python: ‘You don’t have to follow me, your all individuals, you have mine of your own!’

(Crowd): YES, WE’RE ALL INDIVDUALS, WE HAVE MINDS OF OUR OWN!

(One person in the crowd): No, wait, I’m not!

Akasazh,
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The vacuum repair guy on Reddit also loved their vacuums.

Akasazh,
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'everything has an end, but a sausage has two’

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Akasazh, (edited )
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Show us on this doll where Mr Parker and Mr Stone touched you indecently.

Honestly - How much will you sacrifice for a better world?

Confronted with the likelihood that we cannot achieve climate goals, confront socioeconomic inequality, and ultimately build a better world without significant personal sacrifice: How much are you personally capable and willing to lose? I mean this in the most earnest way possible. Acknowledging the likely possibility of working...

Akasazh,
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I don’t have kids. Both a personal sacrifice and a way to massively minimize my carbon footprint.

And I don’t even get to claim that I want a better climate for my offspring.

I do get to shamelessly do everything I want to do in my lifetime, though. Can recommend.

Akasazh,
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I was thirteen, visiting Ireland with my parents. We were staying in a hostel somewhere in the area of the cliffs of Moher.

My parents went out for a drink in the pub and met another Dutch couple. They were staying at the same hostel. At breakfast they joined our table and my parents introduced me.

Now I do have a very uncommon first name (the only way I’m part of the 1%). This guy says 'i once met a bit by that name before, it was in Croatia, some ten years ago.

Turns out that was me. The guy had helped dive up one of my swimming shoes that had sank to the bottom of the bay, an act of heroism for the very young me.

So we met this bloke twice, in two very different parts of Europe. The bizarre thing though: if I had a slightly more common name we might never even have known.

Akasazh,
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It might have been an ai generated pickpocket

Akasazh,
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And still people from a certain server that both embraces LGBTQ and communism will find ways to support this regime.

Akasazh,
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The inverse of the elusive unawarewolf?

Akasazh,
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I like your enthusiasm. Your description reminded me ever so slightly of Patrick Batemans diatribe on Huey Lewis and the news (from American Psycho)

That’s all.

Akasazh,
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I do agree the Hamas attack wasn’t the start of this. However tactically it was incredibly silly, honestly what did they think would happen?

They gave Netanyahu, who was finally fumbling at the reigns after almost thirty years aan excuse to execute his wet dreams and all of Israel uniting behind him.

I see no way how they could have thought the attack would benefit their cause.

Israel-Palestine megathread for the remainder of the weekend

the front page is now like half articles on this currently, so it’s probably time for a megathread because none of us want to keep track of 12 threads on this subject and all the resulting comments. only major subsequent developments (for example, boots on the ground; pronunciations by governments; that sort of stuff) will get...

Akasazh,
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I got sick when Bibi smugly, smilingly denounced this attack and declared war. Lacking any solemnity that a repugnant attack like this requires.

Couldn’t hide his glee.

Sad day for people of Israel and Palestine alike, this sets back any remote chance of progress for another lifetime.

Akasazh,
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Roux sauce ham and cheese pasta had been around for a long time, brother.

Akasazh,
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I’ve been seeing this guy a lot. Don’t really know who he is or what he represents.

Can someone fill me in?

Akasazh,
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Already banned where I live.

They now sell cigarettes with hollow filters in which a separately sold tiny filter fits, which is infused with menthol.

Akasazh,
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‘any alcoholic beverage’ is quite a lumpy category.

Akasazh,
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By the mental gymnastics they have applied to make Stalins brand of communism into their ideal they have actually learned to embrace authoritarianism.

They think that the only way that communism can be manifested is by first destroying the western capitalist society and they think Putin and Xi will help in this endeavor.

It’s quite delusional (as both are openly embracing capitalism) and quite the opposite of how Marx thought communism would take place, but that’s what they seem to think.

given how little one vote matter, it seems to me that stripping felons of their right to vote is both petty and counterproductive if the point was to reform them into civic minded individuals ?

Also, seems kind of scary that this implies a future where so many people are in prison that their vote could actually tip the balance ?

Akasazh,
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You still don’t explain why it’s, in your opinion, necessary to remove voting rights.

You put that it they shouldn’t remove those for small infractions, but that the administration can’t decide on a line where voting restrictions should be put, and therefore just blanket bans every from from voting.

Also it’s somehow ok that after people have finished their punishment, they should be punished some more by stripping them off even more rights.

All of that greatly reduces chances of rehabilitation and keeps criminals in the criminal sector. I fail to see why even minor infractions should lead to lifelong consequences.

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