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  • It's only gambling if you don't know the outcome!

  • The USA and wars in Asia that drag on...

  • He only succeeds in hitting enemies when they don't expect it. I don't think the Cubans will be as off guard as Maduro or Khomeini

  • Meanwhile Trump calling it a war in many occasions

  • Yeah true, it's not like he was a magnificent ruler, but he didn't openly and brazenly shit on his constituents, service members and veterans.

    It's just bizarre that Trump managrs to be worse than Hitler on many levels and only has had one attempt on his life.

  • Dinner people call me Maurice

  • I mean I'm loathe to talk up old Adolf here, but he did things that benefited his people (at first) and he was quite loyal and dependable to his band of thugs (up to the night of the long knives, that is).

    Trump only pleases his class and foreign autocrats whilst replacing his trusted followers on a whim every now and then. It's simply baffling that no one has thrown him under the bus.

  • I mean you can't expect the leader of the formerly most respected country in the world to keep his promises for more than an entire week, now, can you?

  • It's funny as Trump himself calls it a war al the time

  • The Charly that went to the magic mountain

  • Who, Eric?

    :p

  • I hope this acceptable risk becomes him.

    Like a certain Charles Kirk

  • at home

    i chose to misinterpret that

  • Has Melania busted his balls over it?

  • Most vodka is grain based

  • Still no drag queens or trans people.

  • Calling people stupid and then complaining about the reaction you get.

    I mean what do you expect?

  • I agree it could be worded more clearly. Yet for everyone who has lived with this it is clear. Like with depression people always assume its the grand things that hold the sadness, or the madness. It leads people who haven't experienced it to say 'Just do something fun'.

    Your example of raging alcoholism is a good example. You would say 'just avoid your parents when they are drunk', which is good advice, but emotionally abusive people are very adept at making amends and smoothing stuff out when they have recovered. They will be super sweet and attentive but -which is the brutal part- always switch to full drama mode when you least expect it. So you learn to pick up minute cues you can use to shield yourself from incoming emotional blows, but sometimes they still manage to surprise you when you've got your guard down.

    That's why you can never feel safe around them, there might be a hair trigger going off any moment that you didn't know existed. And whilst you can easily advice people in a realtionship like that to just stay clear of those people, it most likely happens when you are a child and simply unable to just distance yourself. But even grown people still fall into the spiral of just wanting their parents to be proud of them even though they should rationally know it will never happen.

    The text is very clear for those who have experienced that. It's very hard to fathom for those who haven't, and those are blessed for it.

  • Showerthoughts @lemmy.world

    is skeuomorphism still applicable if the symbol has lost meaning to most?