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  • Su that's why they never released 9 - it was too perfect and they wouldn't make money in the future

  • Look, I've used Cachy. It's great, pretty polished, looks nice.

    But do not recommend an arch distro like that until you know person is more tech inclined.

    Because a lot of Windows users are not, and they're not going to want to open the terminal.

    Cachy is best for those who like to more effortlessly tinker with their system, like messing around with Polkit so KDE doesn't ask for a password every second.

    Don't forget, it's not about what we've always wanted from an OS, but what the other person might want from an OS. When unknown, pick the simpler solutions, like Bazzite, Debian, or Mint.

    That's how I've gotten 8 people converted to Linux from Windows this year.

  • Try enabling Deus Ex. You take less damage every time you die

  • What's going on in this sub? Lot of rage baits being posted recently.

  • If comics were written for women they wouldn’t resemble any of this bullshit.

    Uh huh... Even threw in some vintage books in there.

  • So how's that different from just more violent libertarianism?

  • Like this?

  • Hence the first panel I suppose

  • Agree.

    But "Black Lives Matter Too" abbreviates to BLMT which kinda sound like a sandwich 😅

    BLAM conveys the same meaning but the acronym does double duty.

  • I agree on the flag for the same reason - it's more divided in my opinion than the original rainbow flag. But I used it since it's the current "official" flag.

    But it also somewhat illustrates my point as well - that the divisions weaken things more than a simpler unification.

    I'm glad "queer" is being used more for the same reason you listed.

  • I mean, the phrase wasn't good either, hence why you also ended up thinking that.

    Black Lives Also Matter would have been much better, as it alludes that there is enough prejudice that society must be reminded, and the acronym is BLAM, which could be used as onomatopoeia invoking gun shots, which directly ties to the causes original protests against the police. It also sounds more of a plea for help than it does an aggressive simple statement - which considering the movement aimed to be peaceful, is the kind of sound you'd want.

    The truth is these kinds of things heavily rely on optics, and BLM was a very bad choice of slogan. People forget even the whole Rosa Parks thing was carefully orchestrated for a reason - you need good causes, good figures, and good slogans for rallying support.

    BLM is so bad I wonder if the push to use it was some kind of counter psy-op to then push things like All Lives Matter to help discredit it, because I swear I heard the BLAM acronym being used as well in the beginning. I would imagine such authorities would have learned well how to discredit such movements ever since the days and success of the Civil Rights era.

  • Your own study is saying it's the infrastructure that helps with safety.

    There's nothing there about the helmets themselves.

    That would be a different study ie rate of injury and death in cases of accidents in wearing a helmet vs not wearing one.

  • I don't mind if people don't wear a helmet.

    I got a kidney transplant thanks to that.

  • Costs too much.

    Could instead be turned into Soylent Green. Or fertilizer.

  • And my point is that it's self defeating to call yourself a feminist if you're egalitarian unless there's a reason for it. Otherwise, just call yourself egalitarian to show you're about equality to the general population, therefore you can recruit others to the cause more easily.

    My wife doesn't call herself a "teacher's unionist" if asked, she just calls herself a unionist, because the rights of all workers supercedes those of only teachers. Unless talking specifically to other teachers, parent students, etc, she champions the rights of unions themselves, and supports and encourages people to join a union, and union.

    The issue with many feminist groups is that they insist on being feminists first and foremost rather than egalitarians. This is what has lead in part to the existence of TERFs - by hyper focusing on women's rights instead of just agreeing "yeah, and I'm also an egalitarian", you open the door to exclusionary groups. Because while egalitarianism is open to all who are inclusive, feminism is not by definition of focus.

    It's not the only group afflicted by this, and it's part of the reason why the right wing has managed to gain so much power over the years - because while they all might be different flavors of hate and contempt, they are at least united globally behind hate and contempt.

    Meanwhile we have those who rally behind compassion and equality arguing we shouldn't all be considered compassionate and pro equality because there's "specializations" and that uniting under one banner weakens the cause somehow 🙄

  • Fighting simply for a "better life for all", while noble, is really naive. You need to get specific about the things you want to tackle.

    Egalitarianism isn't just "better life for all" without a plan, just like Feminism isn't "Equality for Women" without a plan.

    Uniting under the banner of Egalitarianism as a group, rather than stating you're not that but are instead a feminist, would be like saying "I'm not in the LGBTQ+ movement, I'm a Trans Rights activist".

    Everytime people like you insist (even if coming from a place with good intentions) we shouldn't consider ourselves egalitarian, you weaken all groups that would benefit from standing united under it. There's a reason right wing propaganda networks constantly argue against the term "Egalitarian" and try to keep groups like Feminists isolated from others - because it would hurt them if it actually gained in popularity.

    There are indeed many people who would not qualify as egalitarian. Libertarians, Republicans, Musk - all of them hate it, because "equality for all" is in fact not as broad as you would hope, unfortunately.

  • Because they are arguing against the "egalitarian" label rather than supporting both it and feminism.

    Today's specific problems tend to be rooted in a more broader affecting cause. The Waltons and Sacklers for example are not all men, but women too. The issue that affects women the most today are no longer about simply just the patriarchy but instead of the wealthy versus the rest.

    After all, the right wing usually doesn't have issues with abortion itself - only with abortion of minorities and the poor. Of the others, not of themselves.

  • If the rich face no consequences for breaking laws that help each other, but the poor do, then that is not justice.

    It is up to the people to decide if they would then rather live quietly with injustice or fight loudly for their rights, regardless of supposed legality or consequences.

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