ObtuseDoorFrame @ ObtuseDoorFrame @lemm.ee

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One person has already made a massive difference, and the ruling class is scared. What if we had 100 Luigi's? How about a million? How about 100 million? Luigi is inspiring people. Maybe he was the first snowball of an avalanche.

Yes, I've given up anything resembling a dream career in any field. I'm too autistic for careers, and I've accepted that I will only ever have a "job."

Being an unarmed security guard isn't so bad.

What's super ironic to me is that taxing them actually makes them safer because if they pay their fair share people wouldn't want to murder them as much as they do now.

You don't have to be so cynical.

Lol, okay. You sound young. I hope you can preserve some of that optimism throughout the next few decades of nonsense.

Good point. They definitely shoved that cats face into that cake. Even if it's a cake made for cats, it's way too much food for a single meal and I'm not exactly optimistic about how this cats person handles portion control.

There are so many bad pet owners out there, dude. Animals are not tools to obtain internet likes.

Same. Feeding cake to a cat is animal abuse.

Sure, as long as you also remove ChatGPT.

Not everything needs to be updated? I agree with that. This particular line absolutely does need to be updated, however. This line will turn younger audiences off of the rest of the trilogy.

I wonder if they're going to edit the infamous "that's a cute outfit, did your boyfriend give it to you?"

It's outrageously tone deaf these days.

I've been considering getting this game because I love Remedy, but I don't have any friends. Has anyone had much experience with the match-making portion of the game and can comment on it?

Two things can be true at once. Telling an American they aren't allowed to criticize any government in existence because their own is also bad is asinine.

Here's an interactive map which shows the scale of the looting:

https://arcg.is/0yjyHy1

Here's an article that goes into the specifics a bit more:

https://grist.org/politics/public-land-sale-republican-senate-bill-mike-lee-trump/

They're selling public land (trying to, anyway) to the highest bidder, with no rules about how the land will be used. Expect private golf courses, Airbnbs, luxury summer homes, etc.

I'm willing to stand in front of a bulldozer if it comes down to that.

The thing in Florida is encouraging, although that was at the State level rather than Federal. I'm sure there are organizations who are going to oppose this... if this happens it will be irreversible and will effectively ruin western states, and put a huge dent in local economies. This will also hurt the people who don't hike. People come to the western US from all over the world to use our public land.

It's so sad! I can't stop crying about it. Hiking is my entire life. I live in Washington and looked at an interactive map of the land they're trying to sell. All of my favorite spots are in danger.

If you look at the map you'll see how stupid it is... they're cutting everything into tiny pieces so that even the land they don't sell will lose it's recreational value. The PCT will likely be completely ruined because of this. The way they're cutting it up... there's no logic to it. They're doing this to hurt us.

Yup. And no one is talking about the theft of 250 million acres of public land, either. Netanyahu and Trump are both bombing Iran for political reasons and blaming it on nukes that probably don't exist.

It's absolutely wild that the ability to cry when you need to is considered to be a trait exclusive to women. It's absolutely essential for a healthy mind, and I've gotten quite good at it despite my useless Y chromosome.

I'm so sorry, that sounds awful. I did get lucky in the sense that I had one good enough parent, which is honestly probably while I'm still alive and doing alright. I still talk to my Mom on a weekly basis. She had a lot of unwinding to do after her divorce. It's tricky to get an abusive narcissist out of your head. They have a way of living there.

I hope you're doing better! Your perseverance is admirable as hell.

Sometimes getting through adversity and hardship can make us into better, tougher, and more empathetic adults than we would've been if our childhoods had been easier. I hope that's the case for you.

Absolutely! Even something janky like dirt roads can be a helpful barrier to keep crowding down and nature preserved. I live in WA and the road to the famous Hoh rainforest recently washed out and it's actually a blessing. It'll take a few years to repair, giving the Hoh a much needed break.

Tourists peel the moss off the trees!