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richieadler 🇦🇷 @ richieadler @lemmy.myserv.one
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  • The question is valid, but it's also valid to remember that most of those humans will never know you, and among those who will, most won't give a damn about you, and among those who do, very few will love you, and among those, you will love even less of them.

    Even so, the number is probably not zero. But it can take some time to find out.

  • Never gonna happen, but I would love to see countries removing embassadors from the US and closing their borders to their citizens.

    Sadly I would have to be consistent and ask the same for my country (.ar), where our own delirious-in-chief is following to the letter Project 2025's playbook.

  • I'd bet the percentages are the same all over the world where the right has won and is doing similar atrocities.

    In Argentina the vote is mandatory and you only need to be a citizen and have a valid national ID to vote (and we vote on Sundays). The percentage of non-voters is around 20-30% every election.

  • The first doesn’t give me pause because it’s pretty engrained into virtually all of Western society.

    It doesn't mean that it isn't nonsense.

    The second… well that’s sort of the whole point of Catholic communion, isn’t it?

    Not at all. The transubstantiation is supposed to turn the wine and bread into the blood and flesh of Christ, "really and truly", in spite of the "accidents" (i.e. the material reality of the wine and bread), and that by ingesting them they receive "the present of Christ's sacrifice". They don't "eat sins"; they accept the sacrifice that supposedly delivers them from sin.

    Of course, I think that all of that is nonsense, but that's my opinion of all religious beliefs. I only know a little bit about the Eucharist because I live in a Catholic country.