skittle07crusher @ skittle07crusher @sh.itjust.works

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Not to mention Pepe the frog or whatever alt right thing that is/was

Can’t forget Evanescence https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmxLja-DRIw

You know, it’s crazy. The moment I learned that fucking Hitler was once Time’s Person of the Year, I think I’d be once and for all OK with year upon year passing where I was not that year’s Person.

Also in that field, but… I think you have to acknowledge that being, usually, in your example 1) at work and 2) on a computer, make people that much less interested in giving a shit. Compare to various systems people use in their free time, and you probably see that people are pretty good at attending to the things they think matter.

Capitalism, or, at the very very least, unfettered capitalism, are the real problem, not people writ large.

Been watching Band of Brothers (then of course the sequel, The Pacific) and gameplay from The Darkness for this very “no particular reason”. The Darkness feels more cathartic.

And, I would like to add, what in the goddamn fuck

Do not taunt them or they will further erode their meager anti-bird flu measures and bring us a 2nd pandemic with Trump as “leader of the free world”

(Not OP) Thanks, will keep that in mind! Also, still out of the loop. Anyone have a quick TL;DR?

PS holy shit i sound like a fucking redditor

Worse, it’s quentin tarantino

Sorry, spicy food / capsaicin is toxic?

Holy shit you’re right, I completely missed/forgot about this clown thing.

How in god’s name do you people pull out these perfect connections between seemingly obscure, ephemeral memes?!

And the + is “and then some more”

Esp those pushed to devices with the form factor of a remote control, running the official reddit app

Seriously how tf is that the way to show that z replied to y who replied to x

Hate to wonder whether the widespread public exoneration could lead folks heroes to get lazy or even take for granted that “the people” universally love them and would never turn them in.

Sylvester Stallone? That’s like an instant -999 for me, idk about anyone else…

Edit: whoops I was thinking of Steven Seagal, Sylvester Stallone is great

Been looking for a Ralph Nader Radio Hour episode I once heard for years now where they lay out how absolutely dwarfed global need is by global charity. For me it was stunningly eye opening. I suppose it was basically a billions vs trillions thing.

Winners Take All by Anand Giridharadas is famous for similarly detailing how philanthropy among the uber rich is in many ways doing more harm than good.

I think they’re better at networking than the left. The moment there’s the slightest, most microscopically plausible counterpoint to something, it seems like they’re all bellowing it as if it’s the most obvious, incontrovertible thing on earth.

Then again I’m American where we seem to be especially in the dark on climate science.

Like when they say “cLiMaTe ChAnGe Is NoThInG NeW” and try to tell you “the climate has been changing for thousands of years”