[-] [email protected] 3 points 46 minutes ago

I got a lot done. I guess Iran attacking back lifted my spirits a bit and also gave me something to do while doing other stuff. My modified PS1 stopped working but I was able to fix it by finding one of my solders stopped working and I reflowed it. Changed the batteries on the last of my GBC carts. Finished the Haruhi Suzumiya manga. Finished the 10,000 coin grind in Mario Kart 8. Caught up on some YT videos I've been meaning to watch (mostly anime reviews). Caught up on most of my cleaning and stuff. Sewing patches on my backpack because I'm transferring them to a new one since the old one got ruined de to reasons (taking me awhile because it's a pain in the ass to sew with the thick material and I keep putting it off).

[-] [email protected] 3 points 54 minutes ago

No, they'd be two normies but they belong to opposing factions: incels vs. femcels.

[-] [email protected] 2 points 55 minutes ago

I don't like the Demon's Souls remake, but I'm not making up shit to get mad at it about.

[-] [email protected] 2 points 56 minutes ago

Closed the video after like 2 minutes. Also kept saying the the characters made in the character creator were ugly, when they clearly weren't. Like, just make a good argument and finish your video, even if you're some reactionary dipshit. But they're nazi sloptubers, they need to spend 80 minutes padding everything out with extraneous bullshit arguments. The internet's getting really bad for that.

[-] [email protected] 4 points 58 minutes ago

Soy-nazis are saying it's cultural imperialism for the Demon's Souls remake to do "body type A, B" instead of gender. They're so fucking lame.

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 hour ago

What do you think his opinion of FF15 is?

[-] [email protected] 2 points 1 hour ago

Noticing a throughline here between the winged woman and the winged pigeon. . .

[-] [email protected] 21 points 1 hour ago* (last edited 1 hour ago)

It's extremely possible he was a police informant and the "confusion" was them not knowing what to do about 'their guy' going around killing people. He was pulled over by the police a week earlier which is a common way they use to contact informants and a bunch of other things.

[-] [email protected] 8 points 3 hours ago

What if they did?

[-] [email protected] 25 points 13 hours ago

Why is Luigi wearing a German Bee-ified Stahlhelm?

[-] [email protected] 27 points 14 hours ago* (last edited 14 hours ago)

They're all cowards. They don't shoot black kids on their steps in a panic, they're watching them, observing them, mulling over if they should kill them. They don't shoot people in robberies or public mass shootings in a hurry either, they're cowardly lying low, biding their time, doing the world's dumbest calculations in their minds what their options are. The only reason they actually kill anyone is they think they can get away with it.

Their reflex is cowardice: hiding, running away, waiting to see if someone else does anything.

[-] [email protected] 32 points 15 hours ago

Look for the helpers (not us)

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At a recent forum on Palestine, I spoke alongside the managing editor of The Breach, Martin Lukacs, about media bias. In my opening remarks, I discussed the uniqueness of Canada’s support for Israel, the longtime head of Postmedia chairing an extremist Zionist organization and the media’s refusal to cover a poll highlighting Jewish Israeli racism.

Afterwards Lukacs (unprompted) denied any ethnic/religious contribution to the anti-Palestinian character of Canada’s media. His central observation was that the Globe and Mail was owned by the WASP (white Anglo-Saxon and Protestant) Thompson family and it was biased against Palestinians so anti-Palestinianism in the media simply reflected the establishment. He repeated the point in a subsequent comment in which he said the military-industrial complex and corporate lobbyists were wealthier and more powerful than pro-Israel forces. Lukacs emphasized that suggesting ethnicity played any role in Canada’s media bias offended him.

It requires only cursory knowledge of Canada’s media to know Lukacs’ claim is mistaken. His position is also morally bankrupt, inverting a basic moral principle.

Canada’s largest newspaper chain was established by Jewish Zionist, Izzy Asper, who imposed an aggressively anti-Palestinian editorial line when he added the Montreal Gazette, Ottawa Citizen, Vancouver Sun and other daily papers to his media empire in the early 2000s. It’s well documented as it sparked a Montreal Gazette publisher to resign and Reuters to formally complain about their wire copy being rewritten in a biased, anti-Palestinian, manner.

I don't like The Breach. It's better than most but it's still NDP-tailist radlibs for the most part. They also take a really bad line on Russia-Ukraine, etc.

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Hey.

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There is no inherently superior number of sides for a shape to have. Be it 4 or 6 or even (shudders) 8.

I shouldn't have tried to start a 6-sided shape war. I will not keep asking the admin for a squarebear sister site for rectanglers such as myself. I will no longer refer to moderators as "hex maniacs, and not the cute kind". All sides are valid. I will not sign my posts with "get rect".

I'm sorry.

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The union tried to help, but hit a number of barriers. Normally, the union uses public records to find out who owns a tenant’s home and then identifies what other properties the landlord owns. But public records only list if a person owns a unit in a condo building, not how many units they own. That means they couldn’t identify other tenants with the same landlord.

“A lot of the tenants end up not wanting to do a bigger fight because they feel so alone,” she said.

The union is brainstorming new tactics. One idea, which hasn’t yet been tested, is to organize around common issues instead of common landlords.

M.H. tried to do that when her water was shut off. But she found that each renter, because they had different landlords, had a different experience.

https://www.readthemaple.com/how-canadas-condo-class-has-disrupted-political-organizing/

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Good thing I was recording it.

Uploaded it to vocaroo: https://voca.ro/1esKvzpiURQm

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