stolid_agnostic @ stolid_agnostic @lemmy.ml

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I think it is generally unlikely but am also sure that there are places where this is part of the culture.

In Florida you’re allowed to use lethal force if you justifiably believe that your safety is threatened. When lockdown first started, there was a video of a dude having a meltdown at a Costco because he had to wear a mask. The person at the door was a woman of 65-70 and the man child pumped up his chest and yelled “I feel threatened” at her, which I learned in Florida for threatening to murder someone over an inconvenience.

Never seen it but think it came out in the 90s?

Not sure what you’re trying to say.

For me it’s all about consumables and experience. You like sauerkraut? I just made you a jar. You like classical music? Here are two tickets to the symphony. I just avoid stuff unless it’s like plates for someone who moved into their first apartment.

Yes. Countless stories of children murdering their parents over this stuff. It’s very common. Remember that the country is big with lots of people so you’re going to see these things from time to time-it’s statistically likely to happen.

Is it all about how terrible the gf/bf is for not magically getting the super perfectist thing ever?

Libertarian reactionaries in general.

It’s actually more like 40%-50% of the country though.

Those articles are archaic. Very strange to assume that everyone will have seen those and then use them as a vehicle of attack.

This also bothers me.

lol you’ll need to point at the right part of a holy book and convince us that the Abrahamic god wants you to have guns.

Unclear why second brother being charged with attempted murder but it is presumably because there was a delay between the two shootings.

There’s a used media shop down the street and I’m contemplating getting dvd/bluray box sets of my favorites so that I have offline media available.

I’m trying go back to ordering directly from merchants rather than use Amazon. You don’t always have a choice though.

It’s fun to watch people react and move on rather than stop and consider.

My prediction is that it all goes back to Netflix when they decide it’s not worth the time and expense to run their own services. They had a nice passive income thing going on there for many years and can have it again if they just license their IP again.

The point is that Amazon would help you out when your stuff was broken, missing, or mistaken. They won’t lift a finger to fix their own errors now.

People surely abused things and rather than take a measured approach, they brought out Thor’s hammer like a bunch of chuds.

Give it time and we’ll all be back on Netflix with all the catalogs available there.

If you read around this thread you’ll see that lots of Californians ordering it specifically because of stuffed crust. It’s weird.

No. In the days you maybe added $3 to an order for delivery and added a tip. Now you pay a $5 delivery fee and tip plus 20%-30% markup. They cornered and ruined the market and only those with too much money will simply not care.