Psychodelic
@Psychodelic@lemmy.world
- Comment on A two-year-old Salvadoran girl was traveling with only a name and number written on a piece of paper; she was arrested in Texas [Autotranslated] 4 months ago:
It’s really not that hard to find stories like this, even if you’re extremely ignorant and oblivious of the hardships people have faced. Still, I commend you for trying!
That said, the person we’re replying to doesn’t seem to be open to learning or changing their mind. They believe they already know better than everyone else and likely just commented here to try and feel better about themselves.
The best we can hope for, imo, is that people will read our comments trying to reach them with basic kindness and respect and see how they still act pissy and stupid when faced with new information that goes against what their parents taught them.
- Comment on A two-year-old Salvadoran girl was traveling with only a name and number written on a piece of paper; she was arrested in Texas [Autotranslated] 4 months ago:
Fair enough. I didn’t realize how
unhingedcertain you are of everything you already believeKeep on learning, y’all! (Obviously, not you. I mean everyone else reading this)
- Comment on A two-year-old Salvadoran girl was traveling with only a name and number written on a piece of paper; she was arrested in Texas [Autotranslated] 4 months ago:
And you think they did that because they didn’t care about her? It’s very likely those parents were absolutely devastated they had to do something like this
I don’t mean any offense, but you need to grow up a bit. Try to read/watch some difficult stuff. I recommend the Joy Luck Club. It’s about Chinese parents but you’ll probably learn something, all the same. Shit’s sad af! It shows how things aren’t always just black and white - things are hardly ever that simple
- Comment on A two-year-old Salvadoran girl was traveling with only a name and number written on a piece of paper; she was arrested in Texas [Autotranslated] 4 months ago:
I mean, the underground railroad was a criminal organization, too. It’s wild how the US causes humanitarian crises and then blames the struggling people impacted when they need help.
- Comment on A two-year-old Salvadoran girl was traveling with only a name and number written on a piece of paper; she was arrested in Texas [Autotranslated] 4 months ago:
Dude, how sheltered are you?
- Comment on Israeli government orders officials to boycott left-leaning paper Haaretz 5 months ago:
Here’s a quick link to Haaretz, cause fuck the gov of Israel
- Comment on Israel anger over ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu, ex-minister 5 months ago:
It’s so disheartening as someone that believes antisemitism is basically the canary in the coal mine (not my original thought, but I agree)
If the right successfully annihilates the word, it’ll make it that much harder to fight against it
Realistically we’re fucked more and more each day. I’m more interested in building IRL/online community with like-minded folks. Btw, wassup y’all!
- Comment on At what point when learning a new language do someone become bilingual? 6 months ago:
Idk, I’m bilingual and I only ever think in English. It doesn’t really seem to make a difference though, saying things out loud vs in my head.
I’m learning a third language now and can just barely communicate with others (worked with a taxi driver!). That said, I wouldn’t consider myself truly trilingual yet. I could think in that language but it doesn’t really feel like it changes anything - I still only know the same words in my head
- Comment on What are the pros and cons to buying a smart watch from temu? 6 months ago:
It’s cheap
- Comment on Steam doesn’t want to pay arbitration fees, tells gamers to sue instead 6 months ago:
Thanks for sharing that info - I was just going off the recent headlines
To your second point, don’t companies normally win arbitration cases? I thought that was the whole point of it all - to make it easier for a company to win lawsuits