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ClassIsOver [he/him]

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  • They couldn't even use some LLM to come up with a pithy protest sign that people will actually read? This tracks.

  • BUMP [unclassified]

  • Of course they're doing this. The world just watched them do a genocide and hasn't done anything about it, so of course they feel emboldened to do more vile shit. They are doing whatever they want because there are no repercussions.

  • I love McBaise and all of his projects.

  • Someone had a Dalai Lama quote in his email signature?

  • Drive the speed minimum on the highway in blocks with your friends. Only let emergency vehicles through.

  • Boots + Stanfield = perfection

  • Not knowing what how he'd elaborate beyond the confines of the length of a tweet, I'd assume he's talking about lead paint theory. Surely the issue American Republicans extends beyond a single cause like heavy metal poisoning, but I wouldn't automatically think that he's talking about something specifically genetic. There are plenty of other biological causes for changes in a population that don't include genetics. Stuff in the water, environmental contaminants, lax air standards, food additives...we don't know what the long-term effects of some of these things have on people, and studies to identify those problems are probably blocked the same way the effects of smoking were repressed for decades.

    Capitalist-focused education systems that reward fitting into boxes over critical thinking wouldn't be considered "biological", but absolutely could be partially blamed for how Americans tend to act. Incentivizing financial success over anything else, including empathy could be partially blamed. Also not biological. Forcing the concept of "rugged individuality" into every aspect of our culture with no concern for community welfare could be partially blamed, and isn't biological. With the festival of different social structures all combining in the process of making an adult in the US, it's no wonder we've got such glaring problems. If you include lax environmental protections, food safety standards, industry lobbying to allow ultra-processed ingredients, sugar subsidies, additives to increase shelf life, those things all do become biological. Hopefully that's what Yugo is talking about.

    He probably knows as well as most that with a genetically-diverse country like the US, you could never chalk the issues with conservatism up to something like genes. That still doesn't mean other biological causes aren't factors.

  • He was fine as a soulless, sociopathic CEO of a corporation that deals in humanoid slavery in Bladerunner 2048

  • I heard Slurp Bofa is up his ass.

  • Cool, I get to work outside in -30F temps for the next two days, not counting windchill

  • Yes

  • Just cook and eat one billionaire. I don't care which one.

  • I hope the lawsuit says "at least five billion dollars".

  • Charlie Kirk died the way he lived: by trying to prove that school shootings are not only unavoidable, but are in fact a good thing.

  • Get your butts ready for some homeopathic music! The softer we sing Kumbaya, the stronger it gets!

  • Jane's body has as many atoms when she's dead as when she is alive

  • Exploitation, exploitation, exploitation, exploitation, exploitation

  • art @hexbear.net

    I did it. I made (half of) my Poorly-Drawn Medieval Animal stickers

  • chat @hexbear.net

    Is there a way to find communist-aligned businesses in the US?

  • art @hexbear.net

    Poorly-Drawn Medieval Animals | OC | Poster, stickers

  • Slop. @hexbear.net

    Fuck it. This is what they all want, right?