Meltdown
@Meltdown@lemmy.world
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
Why silence instead of literature? Why silence instead of philosophy? Why silence instead of learning new languages? While silence instead of learning and instrument?
No one is going to force you to enjoy your life; you have to take some responsibility for creating your own meaning.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
If you have the same sex as your partner, then it’s a same sex relationship. If you have the same gender as your partner, it’s a same gender relationship. Possibly it’s both or neither.
- Comment on Wikimedia Foundation's plans to introduce AI-generated summaries to Wikipedia 4 days ago:
I guess it’s not like Wikipedia’s accuracy can get any worse…
- Comment on what’s the difference between “he died” and “he’s dead”? 1 week ago:
“He died” expresses an action, while “he’s dead” expresses a state
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Two consenting adults on a date? Definitely creepy!
- Comment on What's the deal the miracles jesus chose to do? 1 week ago:
Lmao, dude honestly just suggested Wikipedia as a reliable source of information. Fucking hell
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
My penis is ~very hard~ difficult
- Comment on What mythologies have poor representation in media, in your opinion? 2 months ago:
There are lots of adaptations of Greek myth, but none of them are especially faithful to the source material
- Comment on Can Christians, Muslims or Jews worship or pray to pagan gods? 2 months ago:
Only if they don’t want to be condemned to hellfire for the blasphemy of monotheism
- Comment on Reddit tracking upvotes for mod actions 2 months ago:
Ironic…
- Comment on Reddit tracking upvotes for mod actions 2 months ago:
Reddit loves violent content, provided it has a strongly homophobic, misogynistic, theistic, or otherwise conservative element. If course, if you make the mistake of reporting violent content, then it’s up to the individual moderators of the sub posting that content to decide whether the content is actually violent, or whether you’re actually “harassing” them by reporting it.
- Comment on Reddit could soon punish users for upvoting violent content. 2 months ago:
Funny enough, I just made this account after getting banned from reddit for reporting violent content. Apparently it constituted “abuse of the report button”, go figure.