I've spent half of it doing so. I arrived to a point where I stopped caring and just let the others deal with it whether they like it or not.

We're not broken, and if they don't want to meet me in the middle when accomodating to each other, I'm not going beyond the middle point for them, actually, I feel more and more that I don't have to meet them in the middle.

The problem of this timeline we live in is that this could totally be a real ad nowadays.

I miss that. I remember it was normal seeing people on the side of the road, checking the map before continuing their trip.

Go figure. Probably they are going to monitor traffic somehow to see if you visit certain websites and if you stay on them for too long, they flag you as a pirate. I'm not concerned, I browse the internet through a vpn.

In Italy they are aiming to block not only soccer streams but any audiovisual content. And they are threatening to fine people using the sites, unlike before, when only the site owners could be prosecuted.

See? Bullying fascism works. It's the only thing that works. Fascism is fought with violence (physical or otherwise) as it's the only language that it understands.

When an opponent doesn't care about rules, playing by those rules only puts you at disadvantage.

You meant ANOTHER crucial red line.

And to cut costs of "deporting" people, they will use trains. And to make it less traumatic, they won't be transferred to prisons, they'll call them camps. But not just normal camps, camps where people can concentrate on becoming better citizens. What if we call them... idk... concentration camps?

Playing nice again nazis always worked out fine. Remember how we defeated Hitler by just asking him politely to stop killing people?

If their eyes do that, they might be autistic.

Source: am autistic.

It wasn't controversial. There is no controversy about it, everyone except nazis are saying that it was a nazi salute.

For people always calling the others "snowflakes" and "easily triggered", they sure do have a thin skin.