Oh yeah.
Me mold.

Lemon jello.
Just before it sets.

Yeah there is no point in eating, you will just shit it out later so best to not bother at all.

Did you get handed a list of words you are just supposed to use without definitions? It’s like the cargo cult of inflammatory comments. A simulacrum of a response.

In other word.
Lame.

Mercury. Be mad and dance at your own parties while everyone else loses their head.

People have been trying to ignore the world so they can get their high for the last several decades to the point where one the largest companies advertising on the internet is one where you pay people who label themselves as “councilors” with barely training to gaslight you hopefully to feel better and people know brand name drugs for helping them feel better and suggest them to others if you are wealthy enough. And been struggling to hold onto that sense of normalcy at all costs of the world.

And all of that avoidance meant jack-shit when the real world changed anyways and it didn’t just stay the same.

People likely feel lied to and that miserableness spreads like a virus of selfish people doing anything to prove themselves better than others at the cost of others.

Don’t say that on Lemmy. It’s full of the privileged pretending to be the meek, and they dont like to be called out.

God all the fucking rich elite throwing literally abortion themed parties around the DNC meeting before the election was so fucking tone deaf and the exact kind of thing people will use against the party in an election and yet they still went through with it because performance is all that they know.

Because rules and decorum are what “good people” think is most important to protect rather than people and actual morals.

This feels like ByteDance going out of their way to paint the outgoing president and party as truly awful and give the victory to Trump in a week

I think we just have a surprising amount of political staffers in Lemmy. The bulk does seem to be wealthy people living in suburbs. Look at how the biggest groups are people self hosting thousands and thousands of dollars of equipment.

I just want to point out that the attempt to compare medical costs in a direct comparison in US dollars isn’t exactly easy as it does ignore purchasing power and base wages.

The point would probably be better made with hours of labor at a base pay to pay off treatment which I do think American healthcare would probably still lose quite handedly.