

@mom Happy birthday 🎂:qin-shi-huangdi-fireball
just imagine there’s an emperor guy there lighting the candles
@mom Happy birthday 🎂:qin-shi-huangdi-fireball
just imagine there’s an emperor guy there lighting the candles
If I was being accused of being a globalist neocon by the MAGA people that I’m trying to grift, I wouldn’t say I’m doing a “reset” because they’ll just take that to mean great reset.
I think you’re entitled to think of it this way for westerners. The way I became aware of the distinction at all was because of Judith Butler explaining their position (they consider themself a liberal zionist so obviously take all of it with a grain of salt, never let the enemy define the terms etc etc). You’d probably be right to say that, in the US and Europe, a nonzionist and a zionist are the same person but just at different stages of embarrassment.
I’d argue the blowback is very real for antizionist (and even nonzionist) Jews. Zionist Jews made something of a Faustian bargain where they’d be allowed a voice and a platform in AmeriKKKa at the expense of every other Jew that feels negatively towards Israel. Effectively, they’ve created an acceptable way to be Jewish, like how white supremacists hold East Asians as “model minorities” for everyone else to emulate (or else).
Looking at how antizionist Jews are currently treated, it’s hard to say how much of this only exists as a subconscious phenomenon and how much is already material.
That’s interesting, I also pretty much sing as high as I can manage every time I hear this too.
I think if I was working in laundromats in the DC area, I’d be upset at the overtime, but excited about the opportunity.
Country that spends 20% of its national budget on skull measuring implements.
That’s awesome comrade
I enjoyed arguing with them because it really took very little time for them to take on full peasant brain “I do not care about evidence, this is a vibes only zone”
You might be right, I haven’t run across “en absoluto” used that way but there sometimes are phrases that seem to mean their opposites because of double negatives in Spanish.
It all started when I watched his stream, actually. But the sweatlord inside me took over and I started learning a lot from FuryForged and DunkOrSlam. Ended up going through a lot of wand building guides to learn how to abuse the crap out of Greek letter spells to make a wand that casts as many copies of Chaos Larpa modifiers attached to omega sawblade. Hilarity ensues.
Never let reality disabuse you from the noble ideal of no one being able to afford anything.
Trying to run this on integrated graphics and a laptop CPU
Maoist tradcath is a solid bit. The KKK in AmeriKKKa is for the Trinity.
It’s him or my dog.
I’m happy to hear this, but why does the article phrase it in this strange way?
¿’Fiducia Supplicans’ caerá en el olvido? “En absoluto”
‘Will Fiducia Supplicans be forgotten?’ “Absolutely”
I wonder how much Noita you could get away with.
Otherwise, the roguelite genre has a lot of games to choose from. Spelunky, Gungeon, Hades, Balatro, FTL, One Step From Eden, etc. If you have a particularly old computer then more old school roguelikes like Caves of Qud, Crawl, Cogmind (very hard to get into).
America is a medicineless burger wasteland ruled by a succession of pedophiles who like to drop bombs on little children.
That’s why they make the Boeings keep crashing. They’re calling it planed obsolescence.