Consider how many lives this hero saved against how many lives were taken by that vulture capitalist health insurance ghoul that got what was coming to him this week. Look at the language the media uses to talk about the two of them.
Keep that knowledge in the back of your brain whenever you read the news in the future.
But, at what cost?
No, sorry. He got his livussy ate by a birb.
I’ve been binging Hades 2 this week, so: Dionysus. Have you seen that package?!
@Dirt_Owl@hexbear.net Need a member of the birb council to check in here to see if this is legit.
Ukraine is cooked. Every single one of those soldiers can pull an entire train by themselves, because Bad Korea hasn’t invented coal or fire yet.
“There are Arabs living in my walls, stealing money out of my wallet. They got my millions! Send lethal aid!”
I hope you’re prepared for a lot of “abstain” votes.
Waow. Pretty antisemitic of those labour attorneys, if you ask me.
Waow. Pretty antisemitic of those rabbis, if you ask me.
Self-removed comment given that the comment from DemocratPostingSucks@lemm.ee was moderated out.
You’d think every libertarian weirdo out there would be 101% on board with Hamas. Their existence is the end product of what happens when the government takes all peaceful options off the table: you must be prepared to do violence, because there is no other choice but death.
“What did you do this weekend?”
“I went to the second, secret Burning Man where they immolate an actual man.”
No ads or subscriptions, no endless DLC.
Unfortunately, if you’re looking for a free download, the game you’re describing doesn’t exist.
The closest I can think of is Postknight 2. There’s unobtrusive (optional) ads, and the full game is playable—start to finish—without spending any money.
It’s very cute, and you can get pets… but it’ll take some dedicated playtime to unlock them for free.
Note the precision with which his family was murdered: the IOF were able to blow up a single apartment without seriously damaging their neighbors. Keep that image in the back of your mind next time they try to pull an, “oopsie doodle, we accidentally bombed our fifth school this week!”
I am sorry. You need help that we cannot give on a message board. You need to find a trusted person you can tell your story to. You should ask them for help.
Good luck.
You seem to be very intentionally dodging the question everybody in this discussion has been asking: Why are you, an adult, being taken care of by a family member?
Aside from very literally answering the question by saying, “Well my sister is taking care of me because Mom is gone,” you haven’t addressed the subtext of that question: why do you need taking care of at all? Do you have some form of condition that requires you to have a caregiver as an adult?
Please make careful note of sentences I have written that end in question marks (“?”)—those answers are important.
she beat the fuck out of a fascist and a cop
But that was just the first match.
I caught my kids to throw light switch raves, but they don’t know the context. It’s spread to their friends, also context-less.
But really, I don’t think anything can top that one email where Compy gets Old Yellered.
Gondor has called for aid?! Rohan will answer!
As a more serious response: we… don’t actually do that. It’s not a coordinated thing. There’s no Secret Hexbear Discord Cabal where we congregate and conspire to raid an instance and be dickheads. It’s organic content from real people.
Very early on (years before federation and the Reddit exodus) we made a decision to remove downvotes from our instance. We were having a serious problem with trans users being anonymously bullied by a small number of bad actors downvoting all their content. So, we purged those assholes’ accounts and turned downvotes off. The intent was to encourage a culture of active participation by de-anonymizing disagreement. If you want to disagree with something on Hexbear, you need to say it out loud in public.
Post-federation, other instances interpreted that as “brigading”. It isn’t. If we see something we think is bad, we tell you, instead of just pressing the “I Disagree” button. I understand that isn’t to everybody’s taste, and I don’t blame anybody for blacklisting our Lemmy instance—we intentionally buck the trend of passive scrolling through social media. If you just want to share some memes and have a lark, Hexbear probably isn’t for you. And that’s fine! That’s what’s cool about Lemmy—you can just shut off a community you don’t like!
(And, anticipating responses: yes, I am aware that there’s a small segment of Hexbears who seem to enjoy inter-instance drama. That’s true of all instances, though. We regularly see the same kind of behavior from visitors back home, too. But, we’ve got a culture of being extremely vocal. So our assholes are loud, too. And if something is organically popular enough to show up cross-instance, they’ll dogpile on it. Sorry about that.)