Yeah but it’s this FBI.
“Grok, is evidence of a crime?”
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2·4 days agoI can note war is bipartisan due to the long tradition of using it to maintain hegemony, if that’s spicy enough.
They’re too different though. Even in some insane scenario where all things were otherwise exactly the same, down to bombing the girls’ school: Harris would still have more support in attacking Iran. EU would probably be joining in too.
Shot in the dark here: “The Willies”. It’s kids telling horror stories and there’s one story about a bully killing monster “Bad Apples” is the story.
Really young Sean Astin.
Edit: found a trailer, excuse the youtube.
Out of curiosity, was the monster humanoid and it dragged a teacher into the ceiling?
The best single pizza was a pepperoni pizza from a street vendor in Hawaii many years ago, with hot sauce I still special order from the islands.
However… if we’re just talling toppings a pineapple, peppercini pizza is my dark horse favorite pizzas. I first tried essentially on a bet. Never would’ve expected it to be so good, and have since determined it’s best (optionally) with chicken, feta, and/or roasted garlic.
There’s this one neat trick: Just call the communists fascist!
Now you can support foreign invasion and regime change as a proud member of anti-fa!
…Still won’t oppose capitalism though.
I hear you, though I am more inclined to take a Gramscian view that cultural hegemony of capitalist/imperial core entities convert those anarchists to libertarians, or some form of compromised anarcho-syndicalism or libertarian socialism. So I wouldn’t call them anarchists.
But it’s not a True Scotsman thing for me, so I don’t fundamentally disagree with that perspective.
Anarchists usually don’t need the kind of deprogramming of capitalist, monarchist, colonial, or imperial systems that socialist and Marxist theories typically focus on.
the user I responded to seemed to be implying otherwise.
Not really. I’m just saying the quote isn’t particularly insightful upon analysis, source notwithstanding.
It’s an axiomatic truism. It’s logic is self contained.
To learn who is wet, simply find out who is in the water.
Being generic here, but the concept of Hijra is not controversial or unaccepted across SE asia, correct? Or at least to the best of my knowledge (Cambodia and Burma).
I tend to pose just having such uncontested language goes a long way for gender roles (and conformance) not being such a puritanical binary like it is in the American anglosphere.
3·29 days agoAs well as one would expect.
The ones who come out of the woodwork when you agree with the Nuremburg Trial execution verdicts will write novels.
come @ me lemmy liberals
You know I think the only ones that will are the six or seven chronic users who peaked at using tankie as a pejorative, and half of them fucked off to piefed to insulate themselves from further interaction.
A proper septic system is carefully engineered but they can still be quite low tech. Many houses still just have gravel trenches and pits.
My own home doesn’t have any pumps, it just pushes water out as water comes in. My tiny strip of land has deep trenches and the right native soil (deep sand).
More modern systems just need some pressurized lines and only three feet of the right sand to achieve proper treatment of effluents.
A lot of people don’t realize outside sewers and cities, septic systems are a thing and all the sewage goes to a tank that drains out into a patch of soil. A hundred feet/30 meters and usually even a wellhead is considered at a safe range.
Soils do a lot of biological treatment just as the enzymes and bacteria in septic tanks break down and dissolve solids.
UV disinfection and other treatment of sewage on-site is only common in areas with high water tables or proximity to waterbodies under that 100ft/30 meter range.
The majority of modern wastewater comes from other fixtures for laundry, showers, and the kitchen. Toilet sewage is relatively small volumewise.
There’s a whole media cycle on it from the last few months.
You may have missed how there’s a massive CSAM problem with AI because the models are all trained on CSAM. “Plausible” is a bit behind the times.
Neat! I am glad to have helped connect some dots! Your description fired some neurons and I had to think back to a Halloween party in maybe 1993 or so.