Mickey7 @ Mickey7 @lemmy.world

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I would think that if a person committed such a horrible crime that they got the death penalty it wouldn't be so hard to participate in the execution. I personally have changed my view over the years. I would rather keep them in for life without parole. That's a life more miserable than be executed

No. I don't think so. When I was initially banned I appealed and was rejected. Then I tried it again 6 months after the ban. Denied again. Then I forgot about it but all the talk of X and Meta changing the way that they handled things got me to thinking why not try it again. I have no idea if Reddit is changing their policy regarding permeant bans or if I just got lucky. I also think it helped in that I didn't jump through all the hoops to create another account, which is of course against the rules....and the first thing that they look at when you are appealing.

There is definitely a restriction on the length of the message that you can sent. You first need to find the link specifically for appealing a ban. Messaging the Admins in general will get you no where. I simply said that I had an account that was 10 years old. (they could see the huge karma total that I had proving my account wasn't a throw away) I have been suspended for 2 years. I broke the rules. I will abide by the rules going forward and please reinstate me.

Based on what I've read it seems like a firing squad is actually more humane than using drugs

Love it

that is an interesting story. I never thought stuff like that happened

Serious question. Have you ever had a neighbor try to tap into your home wi fi connection?

at home i only eat in the kitchen. at work I never eat at my desk

when you forget to put it on your calendar and set up an alert

But you don't want to change your tones. Most people have separate ones for each type of set alert. Let's you know what the alert is without looking

Isn't it amazing how we become so conditioned to specific sounds. Iphones have us trained like we were dogs

Maybe a different form of religion. Not based on a guy with a long white beard but a force that created and keeps order in the universe.

I had been permanently banned and then reinstated. My experience was that you needed to jump through all those hoops to successfully set up a new account

As horrible and disgusting as that is, I still believe that today many, not all, parents are over protective. I don't have the stats but there certainly seem to be more perverts out there and parents should probably spend more time explaining this to their kids

Remember if you create a new account you have to jump through hoops like using a different email, VPN, and cleaning reddit cookies out of your browser. And if you don't do that right your new account will be banned for "ban evasion" and now your original account will also be tagged for the original "offense" along with ban evasion.

I live in a dog friendly area. And I love dogs. But not a fan when I see little dogs sitting on bar stools

that's funny. I was thinking of telling the bartender, "you can put mine on the duck's tab"

You are correct And parents of today treating their kids as babies causes them to never grow up and deal with life

Young people were much more confident and independent back then