It’s like Reddit if everyone talked about Linux

It’s more like you kinda came at me first, I think you’re a lost cause and aren’t going to argue fairly. So I’m not really willing to bother with you. If you think it’s pointless to learn from history then there’s not much point in trying to convince you otherwise, especially if you’re that hot headed.

How myopic, asinine, and worst of all, willingly ignorant.

Since you have no regard for learning, enjoy doing everything from scratch.

Ah, so you think learning from history is pointless because it’s not happening here and now, gotcha.

Even if it was over 50 years ago it was a significant point in history that a lot of people seem to forget, and was a major turning point for the public during Vietnam. It’s also relevant to today with what’s happening.

And there’s a trend to un fuck up pugs through breeding now, but you think that’s unethical as well because that’s still owning a pug.

I’d say that mortality for humans is a social trait, because it’s something that benefits a small tribe social species. Stealing is “wrong” because it’s bad for small group survival, while “sharing” is good because it helps it. My that measure, humans are also inherently good because they engage in pro social behavior on an instinctual level.

The issue I think comes up with other survival traits that end in antisocial behavior. Tribalism is good for survival against other competing small social groups, but terrible when you’re trying to expand social cohesion.

Do you also think animals are inherently evil because they act in accordance with their own self oriented survival?

I’m pretty sure that if someone wanted a pug, seeing one person who did a rescue wouldn’t be the tipping point.

And there are people who are trying, through breeding, to reverse the damage done to these poor animals.

So yeah, I think there are ethical ways to own a pug.

I’m gonna have to ask what you define as good because I don’t think having emotions is bad, even if you’re a baby

-for humanity to survive, it must eliminate the rich

-pineapple can go on pizza. You can put whatever you want on pizza. You don’t have to like it for it to be a valid topping. Some people just hate things because they heard about it online.

-new York pizza is not the best pizza in the universe.

• the people who want to change the date of celebrating Halloween to the last Saturday of October (or anything similar) are childhood hating assholes who think that it’s more important to keep the capitalistic society going than celebration human culture. They would rather things be convenient for them and their bosses than to let people celebrate things when they please. There’s also probably a bias against non Christian religions. If you find it inconvenient you should be mad at the system that makes it inconvenient for you to do something on a Tuesday night, not a holiday that’s centuries older than your job. Work should work around holidays not the other way around.

Go to an anime con. Face your fears.

Even if it’s a rescue? Maybe breeding pugs (without trying to reverse the damage done to them) is pretty shitty, but I could see rescuing one is fine. I mean, what’s the other option, killing them all?

I believe in all gods, much in the same way I believe money, justice, and math exist.

Doesn’t mean I follow any or all of them, yahweh is a dick and so are a few others, but some are chill.

Take vegetable. Saute with olive oil, a little salt, and some seasoning. Vegetables taste amazing and people just don’t eat enough of them, and I think it’s because they don’t cook them right.

What if someone’s yum is yuking on someone else’s yum?

Gotcha, that’s reassuring

I want double my money back if the free program doesn’t work!

Yeah but breaking like six computers to do it, or one computer six times, seems like a pretty steep price for that when I basically just use my computer for gaming browsing and the occasional audio/video edit.

… So what should I try Linux again?

*post stuff about hobbies, local news and other fun stuff to Lemmy so those communities grow