I don’t disagree at all, and in fact I think those are a great few reasons why we’re not organizing.
But, I feel like right now, all it would take was knowing other people were there and more people would start to show up.
I don’t disagree at all, and in fact I think those are a great few reasons why we’re not organizing.
But, I feel like right now, all it would take was knowing other people were there and more people would start to show up.
Then maybe it is time to stop being peaceful about it. It obviously doesn’t work, so maybe they’ll listen if we start breaking shit.
I’ve seen dozens of people, including myself, wondering why there’s no one in the streets over this, it’s a long weekend for a lot of people too.
Honestly, DC is a 10 hour drive for me. If I didn’t think I’d be the lone idiot protesting I’d be on my way because I’m off until Monday.
But there’s safety in numbers. One person in the street will get arrested and end up as a footnote in the local papers, a million people might make them notice.
I’m deeply concerned about that.
I’m more concerned that there’s literally no one in the streets over it.
I’m sure NYT and CNN would have a laundry list of reasons of why it was bad for Biden.
While I wouldn’t wish death on anyone
The world would be a genuinely better place if Trump fell over dead before the election, I want a better world, therefore I DO wish the worst stroke medically possible upon Donald Trump.
They had a primary, did everyone suddenly forget all the Palestine protesters that abstained from voting for Biden in the primary?
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I think that the great filter/fermi paradox is a combination of two facts,
They’re not missing or gone, they’ve just moved beyond messy radio signals. Even we tightened up our radio emissions in a little over a century. Most of what we watch or listen to comes to us via fiber, cable, or short range transmissions like cell phone towers and Wi-Fi.
I don’t.
I don’t have kids, I work 40hrs a week, I don’t buy little things I want because there’s a few “big” things I want that’ll I’ll need about $800 for.
I make it almost paycheck to paycheck and it will take me at least 6 months to save $800 if I buy nothing else.
I’m pretty sure that’s supposed to be a juice box
I had one about a year ago on Lemmy.ml when Lemmy.world had more downtime than uptime, but I haven’t used it since.
I don’t, sites like this are they best when their a hidden corner of the internet
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It’s a buzz word.
ChatGPT came out and all the other tech companies like Google freaked the fuck out because they weren’t first to the market.
In response they started adding AI to Google search.
Well, Microsoft can’t let that stand either so now they’re both in a mad dash to put it in fucking everything before the other guy does.
I still remember when they added the pull down notification drawer, it was all over tech review sites like it was the next big thing. Android phones had the same feature for 2 years before Apple introduced it.
And every capitalist country slowly removes these benefits until major uprisings.
We figured out a long time ago that there’s only two things people need in order to keep them happy:
Bread and Circuses.
As long as people have food on their table and a source of entertainment you can take everything else away and they’ll be content enough to not revolt.
But it’s important to not take everything else away at once either, that’s why they chisel away at them until only those two are left.
That explains why I didn’t get it at first, I thought she was holding the hungry hungry caterpillar.
V for Vendetta was very popular when it came out and I think most of us would recognize the mask.