PiraHxCx
@PiraHxCx@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Your prudery and moralism bores the hell out of me …neocities.org/rant04-2024-07-18
- Comment on Those who strongly promote patriotism are not happy when it happens in other countries. 1 day ago:
I’ve dealt with actual nazi/fascist groups in the past and I’ve read a great deal of their theory material, and I disagree with people saying “nationalism” because the people strongly advocating nationalism kinda advocate it internationally, that every country should be strongly nationalist - which includes control over the national resources, control over immigration, etc, etc, they want this for every country. The mouth-breathing street thugs are just mindless bigots, but here in Latin America, because of high miscegenation, there are plenty non-racist fascist organizations (not gonna call “anti-racist” because they are pretty tolerant of racists) that bond just over xenophobia lol
Main themes are “anti-globalism”, anti- anything considered “progressive”, etc etc, and I don’t know how it goes for white supremacists in the USA since they’d have trouble with land claim and shit, but even European bonehads like Ian Stuart openly support nationalist groups from Africa, Middle-East, East Asia, Latin America, etc, because regardless if they see themselves as superior race, their idea is to keep Europe white, and the rest which to their own ethnic group, and if those other places were Nationalist, they would be more prone to “love their land” or whatever to not immigrate to Europe.Patriotism for me is a bland word used for political campaigns to evoke a vague sense of duty and sacrifice and make people support their government when their government is fucking them over. Nationalism is a strong ideology that goes beyond the horizontal political spectrum (for Latin America, for example, most right-wing parties use patriotic propaganda with national symbols but are in favor of privatizing national resources to foreign companies - read American companies - , while far left parties use nationalist rhetoric about strong sovereignty and protectionism (average “left” is pretty neokeynesian and, weirdly enough, are going after free commerce blocks )
- Comment on Society is starting to appropriately accommodate neurodivergence, yet stupid/idiot/crazy/lazy etc. stay in the vocabulary. 2 days ago:
Ah, first world boredom.
- Comment on We've freed Cookie's Bustle from copyright hell | Video Game History Foundation 3 days ago:
Wish these people abusing copyright claims would have to pay 10x their request plus process costs every time they lose.
- Comment on When Video Games were Brown (Ahoy about Gen7 console era) 3 days ago:
nice stats but we already call it the piss filter
- Comment on Either the aliens have listed Earth as a no-contact planet or we are probably alone in the universe. 6 days ago:
in the huge technological gap needed to interstellar space travel, there is the discovery of fully immersive time dilated virtual reality, any society ends when they can be immortal in dream realms.
- Comment on Social media may be messed up, but it helped us know [who the/how] bad person is 1 week ago:
So there is this guy, best friend of my father since before I was born, I knew him for my entirely life. He always worked with food trucks and when I was teenager I worked with him and we would often work until 4am. All kinds of people would show up, early it would be families with kids, later people coming out of clubs and nightlife, then even later it would be cops, drunks, prostitutes, transvestites, crackheads, drug dealers… he always treated everyone equally, he’d give free hotdogs to homeless and beggars, the guy had a huge heart and everyone liked him.
Later I had moved to another city and comes Facebook. I add him, see a lot of right wing bullshit content he liked and shared, even stuff coming from openly homophobic people and it was shocking because he is gay. We have an ugly argument and I didn’t speak to him for about two years, felt like shit the whole time, kept remembering what an amazing and generous person he is, that was always up to help everyone around him. Next time I was back in town I went to his house to apologize, he said he didn’t even remember we had an argument.
People are complex as fuck, and social media got us burning bridges for believing they are evil.
- Comment on I've probably seen more naked ladies than my entire bloodline combined 1 week ago:
But did you see them IN PERSON? How good is your score now, uh?
- Comment on At one time, a man seeing a female's naked knee was equivalent to a man seeing a female's breast today. 2 weeks ago:
At one time, a man seeing a female fully naked was the equivalent of a man seeing a female today too… because, you know, everyone was fully naked all the time, clothes hadn’t been invented yet…
- Comment on Suspension Of Disbelief should be studied more 2 weeks ago:
Is the word you are looking for “confirmation bias”?
- Comment on Eventually, coffee moves from a drink that gets you going to an emotional support drink. 2 weeks ago:
I also always see people saying that having a coffee or a smoke helps them take a shit in the morning, because they wake up, have a coffee and cigarette and they take a shit… well, I wake up, don’t do either, and after 5-10min I take a shit too…
- Comment on Eventually, coffee moves from a drink that gets you going to an emotional support drink. 2 weeks ago:
Were I was raised there wasn’t a taboo over coffee as a “drink for adults” (something that I learned from American movies and found quite funny), when I was a kid I’d drink coffee with milk because I didn’t care much about coffee, but nobody would bat an eye I did… I also never understood that thing about people drinking coffee and getting energized, from what I learned the American-style coffee has about half the caffeine of the regular coffees we have here (Brazil), and not rarely I have coffee with bread or cookies before bed (if I didn’t have dinner and I’m feeling too lazy to make something), it doesn’t affect my sleep the least and I never felt the least energized with coffee. I always thought this thing about caffeine getting you high was a joke from movies, but people in real life do seem to claim it :S
(well, I do remember teens smoking oregano thinking it was pot and claiming to be high as well…)ps: Nope, I’m not addicted to coffee. The regular breakfast here is coffee with bread and butter, but most of times I don’t have breakfast before leaving so I don’t drink any coffee the whole day, and I go weeks without drinking it. If it isn’t to have a coffee with bread, cookies or biscuits, I don’t have coffee at all.
- Comment on When boomers said they wanted to "protect children" from the media, they created MPAA ratings and the Parental Advisory stickers. When Gen X wanted to "protect children" from the media... 2 weeks ago:
I’d say they are even lobbying for that, anyway, average congress member age in the USA is 57 and in the EU is 50. Those aren’t boomers.
- Comment on When boomers said they wanted to "protect children" from the media, they created MPAA ratings and the Parental Advisory stickers. When Gen X wanted to "protect children" from the media... 2 weeks ago:
Boomers are retiring, and all Big Tech CEOS from the last 10 years are Gen X (a few Millennials too)
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- Comment on If you called someone "skinface" it would feel like a huge insult even though it's meaningless and people's faces are made out of skin. 2 weeks ago:
“Hey, you there with the nose”
- Comment on I wonder how much money the movie Risky Business made for hospitals from guys trying to imitate Tom Cruise. 2 weeks ago:
Whenever I saw people in the 2010s complaining about planking, harlem shake, ice bucket challenge, and then tiktok dances early this decade, saying kids are stupid and shit, I remember we were jumping at bushes and going downhill on shopping carts getting ourselves wrecked at curbs because we saw that at the television lol
- Comment on I wonder how much money the movie Risky Business made for hospitals from guys trying to imitate Tom Cruise. 2 weeks ago:
So… have you heard about Jackass? Everyone tried those at home lol
- Comment on My father the tween literary critic 2 weeks ago:
“I-I’m only reading the Twilight Saga to know if it’s appropriate for my daughter *sweats profusely* I-I don’t have a shrine to Edward in my closet!”
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
If people would use (and admins allow, and devs implement on mobile clients) the language tags we already have I would be happy already.
- Comment on 15 degrees fahrenheit feels almost the same as 5 degrees. However 35 degrees feels WAY colder than 45 degrees. 3 weeks ago:
minimum and maximum body temperature (we are measuring humans, not environment)
- Comment on 15 degrees fahrenheit feels almost the same as 5 degrees. However 35 degrees feels WAY colder than 45 degrees. 3 weeks ago:
I should have specified minimum and maximum body temperature. Doesn’t matter where you are from, if your body temperature is like 15ºC or 45ºC you will hardly survive
- Comment on 15 degrees fahrenheit feels almost the same as 5 degrees. However 35 degrees feels WAY colder than 45 degrees. 3 weeks ago:
Celsius was designed for water, we should have a scale where 100 = maximum temperature human is expected to be alive and 0 = minimum temperature human is expected to be alive (and 50 normal human temperature). That’s a humane scale.
- Comment on Americans rarely refer to the US as America 3 weeks ago:
But have you ever seen someone who is not far left using the term estadounidense/estadunidense?
- Comment on Archive.today CAPTCHA page executes DDoS; Wikipedia considers banning site 3 weeks ago:
I don’t even see wrongs, just one being childish and the other petty… but hey, if Archive guy decides to burn down his Library of Alexandria I believe we fully deserve losing all that information forever.
- Comment on Americans rarely refer to the US as America 3 weeks ago:
When they aren’t USA bootlickers.
ps: This is Portuguese. US is Estados Unidos.
- Comment on Americans rarely refer to the US as America 3 weeks ago:
In my country you can know someone’s politics just by knowing if they call people from the USA americanos or estadounidenses.
- Comment on Archive.today CAPTCHA page executes DDoS; Wikipedia considers banning site 3 weeks ago:
I mean, wikipedia is all maintained by unpaid volunteers, and from the 184 million dollars they got from donation last year alone only about 2% were spent on running the service, and they can’t do what one guy on his garage does for free for the whole world and now they want to play the high horse? Fuck them.
The guy is being targeted by very big actors, they all reference a single blog, and check if the people associated with The Pirate Bay or Wikileaks had any good time when they were targeted by those actors… yeah, surprise surprise the guy is big antisocial and acted antisocial, giving a 404 to the media links wouldn’t change what is already out there, and using his resources to target the blog bandwidth to try to force it offline after having his requests denied was… questionable… Streisand effect blah blah blah, I think the choice is very clear: Siding with one guy that has been doing fantastic preservation work for the whole world for free for more than a decade VS Siding with random blogger that tried to uncover his identity and, after having his article used to harass the previous guy, still decided to not take it down.
- Comment on Archive.today CAPTCHA page executes DDoS; Wikipedia considers banning site 3 weeks ago:
This is hilarious haha And turns out a lot of dedicated tech genius doing very important work for public good aren’t very well in the head, and that’s ok
- Comment on Discord will require a face scan or ID for full access next month 3 weeks ago:
Yep, hate when I want to follow some project and they link you to X, Reddit and Discord lol
- Comment on The last thing people want is to stop wanting 3 weeks ago:
There is a whole religion based on wanting to stop wanting.