DragonTypeWyvern
@DragonTypeWyvern@midwest.social
- Comment on She thirsty, not hungry 7 hours ago:
Other way around! That’s why there are dragons in the Völsunga Saga and Beowulf. This is historical fact I’m pretty sure.
- Comment on She thirsty, not hungry 12 hours ago:
It’s the correct spelling in draconic
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
Yes, yes, we all know what happens when you scratch a liberal but it’s better than not having to scratch to find it. Even if all that’s holding the powers that be back is a skin-deep veneer of civility and deniability, a vote to strip that veneer away makes you a fool, not a revolutionary.
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
Bro’s protest voting when the
WeimarAmerican Republic has Nazis on the ballot and thinks building “grassroots support” for the twentieth year in a row justifies it when the world is about to run out of time anywaysYou want Green candidates? Tell them to run as Democrats or make a fucking militia.
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
Step 1: Flee the country Step 2: Laugh at all the idiots getting what they deserve Step 3: Get nuked anyways
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
Yeah some treason is cool
Like, yes, Trump is a traitor, but the real problem is he did it for the wrong treasons, making him trash.
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
No, you fools, the divine spirits of the stars are different than ghosts!
- Comment on Stay Mad 1 day ago:
While we’re on the topic, I demand they begin to support universal leprechaun farts.
- Comment on Elon Musk Openly Advocates for Overthrowing the Government of Bolivia, The Country with the Largest Lithium Reserves in the World 2 days ago:
You’re right, we won’t KNOW, it might be the single exception from the past two hundred years.
- Comment on Elon Musk Openly Advocates for Overthrowing the Government of Bolivia, The Country with the Largest Lithium Reserves in the World 2 days ago:
Shockingly accurate
- Comment on That's just what happens. It's life. 3 days ago:
Not me, I didn’t consent to that
- Comment on Walgreens will close a ‘significant’ number of its 8,600 US locations 3 days ago:
Funnily enough I just had a chance to price check the two on Claritin. $30 for 30 doses at Walgreens, $40 for 118 at Costco.
And the generic brand at Costco was $32 for 300.
- Comment on Walgreens will close a ‘significant’ number of its 8,600 US locations 3 days ago:
They didn’t ask the question because it’s a nonsense question.
- Comment on Democracy 4 days ago:
So if I stab him and take his money you’ll agree with me?
If no, would it help if I called it something cool like Inherit Fate?
- Comment on The US population only accounts for 4.2% of the world. 4 days ago:
It’s only polite to assume strangers matter until proven otherwise /s
- Comment on Lemmy is the best social media 4 days ago:
FlyingSquid for President
- Comment on Lemmy is the best social media 4 days ago:
Of course, one of the things about Lemmy is you can’t appeal a mod action (as far as I know)
JordanLund seems fairly level but once deleted one of my comments for “advocating violence” when I said Nixon and Kissinger should have been hanged for treason. They’re both already dead… And that’s the legal punishment for high treason. Which they did.
- Comment on Lemmy is the best social media 4 days ago:
Robespierre Did Nothing Wrong
- Comment on The internet connects people 4 days ago:
You’ve made an enemy for life!
- Comment on Eat the rich? 4 days ago:
I mean, they could just give away 90% of a billion dollars, leaving them with a pathetic 100 million dollars.
- Comment on Looks like something straight from Warhammer 40K 4 days ago:
He, and literally every other Catholic, had a right to be angry.
- Comment on Looks like something straight from Warhammer 40K 4 days ago:
Socialists don’t see a fundamental difference between a king or church owning the means of production and a merchant/capitalist/whatever owning it, because there isn’t a significant difference. Adam Smith was observing truths on the nature of property ownership and how to increase the gains from such, not describing the idea of rich and powerful people owning property that would make them money by exploiting the value of labor. That idea is as old as agriculture.
Where it might get tricky is if the gains from owning the “relic” were funding welfare programs/charity more than they were funding the excessive lifestyle of the clergy, but that’s not something Catholics are particularly known for living up to, responsible usage of tithes and actually following the precepts of ascetism in the clergy.
- Comment on Looks like something straight from Warhammer 40K 4 days ago:
If it destroys an Empire it sure is!
- Comment on Everything old is new again. 5 days ago:
Go on a goddamn walk Melvin!
- Comment on App development 6 days ago:
That’s what she WANTS you to think
- Comment on Automation 6 days ago:
I hate that they think bookshelves are an indicator for it
- Comment on Perfection 6 days ago:
cuts them in half for their yummy blood
- Comment on BLOOD IS BLOOD 1 week ago:
I am very familiar with the industry. I am telling you that you are being taken advantage of to benefit a for-profit company that your presumably non-profit blood banks sell your donations to.
It’s one thing when that’s to defray their quote high cost of operating, and they’re selling plasma that would otherwise be wasted.
It’s another thing when they have you coming in just to con you out of plasma.
- Comment on BLOOD IS BLOOD 1 week ago:
Neat.
Then don’t waste your life and risk your health to give them O plasma they don’t need for transfusions for free.
- Comment on Just saying 1 week ago:
Graduation released in 2007.
Everything since then has been coasting, and YES THAT INCLUDES PABLO
Nah, that’s not fair, it doesn’t.
Pablo sucks.