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- Comment on China Just Turned Off U.S. Supplies Of Minerals Critical For Defense & Cleantech 1 day ago:
But have we learned from our mistakes? No.
- Comment on “It Wouldn’t Be Surprising If, in Two Years’ Time, There Was a Film Made Completely Through AI”: Says Hayao Miyazaki’s Own Son 2 days ago:
AI will never surprise you.
- Comment on I was a British tourist trying to leave America. Then I was detained, shackled and sent to an immigration detention centre 2 days ago:
I mean you are being a huge dick.
- Comment on I was a British tourist trying to leave America. Then I was detained, shackled and sent to an immigration detention centre 2 days ago:
Google it. You’ll find out immigration law is a very amorphous place and when the people who make you legal or not also deport you they’re zero accountability. Trump already said to cancel all legal status of south Sudanese immigrations. That’s legal immigrants. He just decided they aren’t any more. No one’s talking about how entirely bullshit this is.
- Comment on I was a British tourist trying to leave America. Then I was detained, shackled and sent to an immigration detention centre 2 days ago:
There’s a significant amount of Americans that are trying to get out. After they close the boarders in they start closing them going out.
- Comment on I was a British tourist trying to leave America. Then I was detained, shackled and sent to an immigration detention centre 2 days ago:
To do maximum harm to Hispanics. We have totally legal Americans who are Hispanic leaving the country, they can afford to, and it’s all because of this ethnic clensing, which is 100% what anti immigration hate is about its that Hispanics aren’t white enough, and they want us all out now.
There’s already talk from Trump’s goverment that they are considering special IDs being required. You know. Exactly what the Nazi did gearing up for the holocaust. This is ethnic clensing, it’s disregarding the rights of any Hispanic people and attacking them legally and illegally and daring anyone to stop them. So far, no one in particular cares.
- Comment on So this is it, is trump god? Will Republicans sacrifice their own well being to own the libs? 3 days ago:
The first hand account I personally heard was a man named Johnson, don’t recall his first name, but his son is named Eric and he was my high school history teacher, who also served as a green beret, the father was a medic, he was traveling with a British group of soldiers, he had to do triage at a camp, lost of details stuck out to me, the nazi staff threw grenades into the offices to destroy documentation, the train tracks had been blown out for days at least and there were carts full of human remains they were transporting to who knows where. When they were gathering all the survivors they found a man alive hung on a meat hook, and he said there were a single digit number of men who came up to them, did a nazi salute and explained they were in the camp mistakenly and wear always good obedient nazis. He focused a lot on a man carrying around his brother, he did triage and told the man his brother was only hanging on by a thread, his eyes were already dry was his main concern and he marked him as ‘‘aid last’’ basically, he likely wouldn’t survive under any circumstances. Then decades later he was commuting to work in SF where he lived, and stopped to by a paper got the train, and after he spoke a man he didn’t recognize stopped him and asked if he remembered the man carrying around his brother, and he did, the man was the brother who was carried, he somehow managed to survive and recognized his voice after all those years. They stayed in contact for the rest of their lives. And lastly a student asked him what the most shocking thing he witnesses, and he said the most shocking thing that he really still didn’t understand is that the people who survived the camps and walked out weren’t destroyed, even so soon after liberation they had the capacity for joy, love, and lived their lives. I’ve talked to two men who were American soldiers and witnesses the camps in that context, and believe me, just being there for a day or two was a burden they could hardly carry, it was a living nightmare. But people survived. Anyway, That’s all I remember about it, I haven’t been able to find anything on my own to point to, but that’s enough to at least connect the story to a person I know he talked about it publicly at some point.
- Comment on So this is it, is trump god? Will Republicans sacrifice their own well being to own the libs? 4 days ago:
For the cult? Yes. 100% and they will never come around. There were people in the concentration camps (single digit not trying to rewrite history, this is all according to eye whiteness accounts of soldiers that feed the camps) who were still 100% to nazism and Hitler.
- Comment on I don't have any kids or anything but want some one day. I grew up under the fog of 9/11. How do you go about explaining terrorism and evil to young kids without storybooking it? 4 days ago:
Lol it’s so funny That you’re a typing bag of hammers. Lol. Good one bro.
- Comment on I don't have any kids or anything but want some one day. I grew up under the fog of 9/11. How do you go about explaining terrorism and evil to young kids without storybooking it? 4 days ago:
They start active shooter drills in Pre-K. That’s 3-4 years old. You’re kids are going to be more likely to be shot at school than a police officer after 20 years of service. Homie, they get told.
- Comment on European police say KidFlix, "one of the largest pedophile platforms in the world," busted in joint operation. 5 days ago:
I worked in customer service a long time. No one was trained on how to be law enforcement and no one was paid enough to be entrusted with public safety beyond the common sense everyday people have about these things. I reported every instance of child abuse I’ve seen, and that’s maybe 4 times in two decades. I have no problem with training and reporting, but you have to accept that the service staff aren’t going to police hotels.
- Comment on Get that Musky Grindset going 5 days ago:
$50? If you take her to KFC and she’s so impressed, I guess she’s more likely to be OK with a mangled ol’ dong.
- Comment on Get that Musky Grindset going 5 days ago:
I’m also bisexual.
- Comment on Get that Musky Grindset going 5 days ago:
He sexually harasses his staff the days he bothers to show up to the office.
- Comment on Get that Musky Grindset going 5 days ago:
My man!
- Comment on Investors flee U.S. stocks as markets react sharply to Trump's tariff plan 5 days ago:
Should be a real red flag for ‘‘looted the casino and bailed on his investors’’
- Comment on Investors flee U.S. stocks as markets react sharply to Trump's tariff plan 6 days ago:
We should run the country like a business! Let’s hire a guy that’s bankrupted more companies that any other pretend billionaire!!
- Comment on Horses ARE Forever 1 week ago:
Fun fact, there are more domesticated horses now then there were at the hight of horses being used as transportation. I found this out when a reporter asked Jay Leno, an avid classic car collector, if he was upset about the CA law that makes only EVs legal to sell as new cars in CA by a certain date. He said he totally approved of the measure, and that there was nothing to worry about for classic car collectors, and citing horse ownership rates.
- Comment on copper 1 week ago:
No, he’s the guy that sold low grade copper and received the complaint tablets. Not the person who complained.
- Comment on copper 1 week ago:
I would never, between gentleman as we both are.
- Comment on copper 1 week ago:
He actually donated all the goods and money to the government and local temple, and he did appear to die in poverty. They found his home in UR, where pretty much the most valuable thing he owned was the complaint tablets.
- Comment on copper 1 week ago:
Ea-Nasir likely never realized he’d be one of the most talked about failed Cooper merchants of Sumeria 3,770 years in the future.
- Comment on The consequences (of my actions) have been extreme 1 week ago:
It’s better to say ‘‘Yes’’ and fail then to say ‘‘No’’ and succeed. Presentation is everything in a workplace.
- Comment on The consequences (of my actions) have been extreme 2 weeks ago:
I have had this exact talk with my kids repeatedly and probably will again ''the internet is a PUBLIC place, if you wouldn’t do or say things you wouldn’t be comfortable doing in the quad at school or in the middle of Walmart, DON’T do it online. You wanna have spicy conversations, do that in person or over a phone line and if someone secretly records that, you can press charges!
- Comment on Wonder what it tastes like 2 weeks ago:
Sorry buddy… to wanna go look at some Georgia O’Keef paintings instead?
- Comment on Enshittification 2 weeks ago:
I’M SO RACIST I THINK CAPITALISM WORKS!!! – You for some reason.
- Comment on Which game is it? 2 weeks ago:
It’s my OCD struggle to just play a character and not min max. It’s so tedious and insane.
- Comment on Which game is it? 3 weeks ago:
Fucking Mannimarco was SO disappointing. You’re chasing down this rouge faction of necromancers, corpses nailed to the walls, spooky as shit, rumors of The King of Worms fly, you finnally make it to him, and he’s an Altmer in a cave in a brown robe all ‘‘I’m an immortal who used to be in the Psyjic Order, was there when magic was first passed from Mer to Men, I single handedly invented enchanting, soul binding, and raising the dead, You have to fucking PRAY to me to make black soul gems!’’
And you lob an arrow at him from across the room and he says the same things ever Altmer in the game does and falls over dead. Like… really? I was expecting ANYTHING to happen in the fight at all.
They could have just made him a litch with some thralls and a health pool and damage output high enough to make it seem like a boss fight. I’ve had more trouble assassinatiing pirates.
- Comment on Which game is it? 3 weeks ago:
Did you know on the original FFX on PS2 if you pay more than 9999 hours the hours played flips over to 0000 again?
- Comment on PC gamers spend 92% of their time on older games, oh and there are apparently 908 million of us now 3 weeks ago:
Yeah that whole conundrum, if you have the money to buy new games you don’t have the time to play them, if you had the time, you wouldn’t have the money to buy them.