[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 1 points 1 minute ago

Do you pronounce the V as a W? Because the g as a j I've seen before, but V as W like you're reverse German is very funny.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 11 points 16 hours ago

In liberal circles I assume it would mean 2020 style woke instead of the current style, which is more disaffected and influenced by the "dark woke" meme.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 4 points 21 hours ago

Yeah I just did the math and these mountains are 1/6th the area of my whole country so the picture doesn't quite do them justice.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 2 points 22 hours ago

It's really hard to capture their scale, isn't it? This pic makes them look like hills to me because it reminds me of the hills near my own home, but if I look closely I realize how massive they are.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 3 points 22 hours ago

I don't remember, is this from Thirst?

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 7 points 2 days ago

https://www.kodub.com/apps/polytrack check it out, it's Trackmania but on your browser!

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 16 points 2 days ago

Look at the symbol behind the character, it's a black sun. So this is a nazi account.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 6 points 2 days ago

Hay threadcitos y threadsotes. Este es un threadsote.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 45 points 2 days ago

Dobby's whole thing is that he wanted to be free despite being physiologically conditioned to be a slave due to what kind of fantasy creature he is. So it's even worse than this.

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 1 points 4 days ago

Encyclopedia - Nota bene: 'Econoclard' is an extra-pejorative form of the already pejorative name 'Mazovian Economists', a moderate school of Mazovianism, which advocates a gradual transition to communism through carefully managed economic modernisation rather than violent social revolution.

Steban, the Student Communist - "They're by far the most bean-centric school of communism."

Empathy - Ah yes, the much maligned bean counters, ensconced in their think-tanks and highrises, believing they can save the world through a series of incremental, assiduously technocratic reforms...

You - "What's wrong with making progress through moderate economic reforms?"

Steban, the Student Communist - "Oh, please. There's nothing 'moderate' about their love for counting beans. If I were a Gottwaldian, I would probably diagnose them with Bohnenfixierung..."

Steban, the Student Communist - "You see, Econoclards claim to be communists, but in reality they're just liberals with hard-ons for spreadsheets."

You - "And what about the liberals? Are they liberals, too?"

Steban, the Student Communist - "Of course not. The only people who actually call themselves liberals are mouth-foaming reactionaries."

Echo Maker - "Basically indistinguishable from fascists. You'd need an x-ray machine to tell the difference."

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 27 points 5 days ago

Isn't the whole point of the social contract that once you break it, you fall outside of it? So if your rights come from the social contract, they can be taken away?

[-] FunkyStuff@hexbear.net 91 points 6 days ago

democratic socialism

private home and business ownership

ok so that's just capitalism, I hope you guys know that

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The Holy Father has sent in a ~~silly~~ letter. We shall ~~neither~~ print it ~~nor~~ and reply to him.

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Was just randomly looking at https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra-visor/oraculo-manual-y-arte-de-prudencia--0/html/fedb3724-82b1-11df-acc7-002185ce6064_2.html and was caught off guard by the use of the letter ç to represent the sound of z. Also noticed a few words spelled with an i instead of y like how it says "rei" instead of "rey."

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A monad is a monoid in the category of endofunctors, if you even care.

Alex Honnold made it BTW so it worked.

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I feel like nightmares in media often involve a monster of some sort, but IME nightmares tend to be more grounded and involve someone I know personally doing something bad.

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Hear, hear.

Every authoritarian government has its supporters, without they would never survive.

And that's the thing: those people are absolutely maddening to argue with. In Gaza, the war crimes were (and still are being) live streamed, and the question was how is there still any doubt. Some of those same people see videos of the protests and the people identifying bodies in makeshift morgues and somehow argue their way around it.

I hope the protesters are successful. I know a Syrian family who fled the war. I coincidentally met some of them on their shift the day the Assad regime was toppled. One of them said, "we can breathe now". Meanwhile in the middle of the city the people were celebrating. It's hard to describe how happy I felt for all of them.

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When you're kinda worried what the state of your country is gonna be like after your pro-democracy protests topple the regime and your homie says, "Hey, look at how great the Syrians have it!"

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Came across this because of the other thread @LemmySlopSkimmer@hexbear.net posted. This user is the lowest Nazi garbage, yet claims to be a leftist with good intentions.

What is the “right” way for Palestinians to resist Israel? How should they fight back? Please, paint a picture for me in a way that shows how they can effectively stop Israel from killing more people, and stealing ever more land, until the Palestinians have been completely wiped out.

Response from goat cw extreme Zionism and imperialism apologia, SV

don’tremoved, don’t carry out terrorism on innocent civilians

The right way was using the internet and global attention, which Palestine was doing, raising awareness of how they are suffering and gaining sympathy for it. They should’ve adopted more Western ideals, or maybe liberalism, encourage foreigners to come and stay. The West Bank and Gaza near Rafah were also doing decently well in terms of growth, labelling itself as a trendy tourist destination.

Unfortunately, Hamas decided thatremoved women and killing innocent civilians was a better method of resistance, even going so far as to film themselves carrying out the massacre and taking hostages – Which incurred the Israeli military and ended up with Gaza being turned to rubble. Sure, people are much more aware of Palestine now, but only the most radical of “progressives” think Israel can be defeated and that Palestine can do no wrong. These people are vocal minorities and hold no power.

The whole relationship between Israel and the US isn’t as buddy-buddy as people think it is. Israel previously attacked US forces and regularly threatens US personnel. No clue what goes on behind the scenes, but clearly Israel has something major on the US, or the US sees Israel as a base for Middle-East operations and considers the chaos that comes with it as a necessary sacrifice. Or maybe it’s both, or maybe it’s neither.

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No he didn't! very-smart read up and agitate.

AmeriKKKa has kidnapped a democratically elected leader, and most nation states (even left wing LatAm governments) are too afraid to call him what he is. Don't give the imperialists an inch.

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inshallah, spanish, ojalá

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