yeah, and they make people feel unsafe as they are basically symbols that the nasty racism is still around. imagine leaving up a statue of Stalin put up in 1995.
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most statues commemorating the confederacy were put up in the 20th century
5·2 days agowordpress runs like 45% of the web. that’s a big lunch
5·2 days agolots of plastic straws. not of my own accord, a friend i was out with just kept shoving them into our pockets because she was annoyed at only being able to buy paper straws at the store.
i really wish quote tweets (xeets? skeets? yeets?) would put the original post above the response…
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would this also apply to if you are pretending to shoot people online?
basically couldn’t have gone slower.
i did a training program years ago to go from zero to running 5km without slowdown.
i stuck to it over like eight months, it hurt all the way, and when i had proved to myself that i could do it i quit because it just got worse and worse
3·6 days agodont’t think so, she’s pretty new. you may be thinking of the ÖB, Bydén.
i added a link. this was from the chief of police, so not a “legal” proposal yet.
don’t forget the automated facial recognition in all public spaces proposal from a few weeks ago, with the defense “these laws can be repealed later, you know”
there’s no real universal example. you need to show them that it is wrong about something you know they know, to avoid the Gell-Mann amnesia effect.
I say this from experience. unfortunately some people are just average and have interests that are entirely subjective, like makeup trends or alternative medicine, and the effect that "always check the sources"has on those people is to make them distrust every source since nothing agrees with anything else on those topics.
the point of goat simulator was that it was a three-week goof project the Sanctum devs had fun with to celebrate good sales before they got to work on the sequel.
then it funded the development of Satisfactory.
in my language we tend to use base words to broadly describe concepts, and combinations of words for more accuracy.
why is english like this… we just call it “shortening”.
what is it then?
LEGO is too an acronym. it stands for Leg Godt, Danish for “play well”
wouldn’t make much sense to put up a solar roof after doing this. it would block the sun.
with proper application of sisu, it will open in both directions