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  • I don't agree with your premise, love languages are real, and some people, like me, what are called words of affirmation are very important and receiving them feels like receiving love, and when people don't speak the same love language, an act significant to the giver may not be received and felt as significant by the receiver

  • It's difficult to explain this, but you're wrong, there is no regional dialect that would pronounce the word this as this, because it is awkward.

    Both are interdental fricatives, but this is always done with a voiced dental fricative, a voiceless would be the way people pronounce thistle. Now try to say this place but say this without the le on thistle.

    I'm on mobile and can't type out the IPA symbols, but I did take linguistics classes so I know the difference between the two phones, whereas you seem to equate the phones with their orthography.

  • They absolutely do not

  • You can only stretch the firmament so much before it tears

  • See my best guess was CTRL+C stopping the process like on a command line.

    idk

  • I don't get it

  • You are doom

  • The fact that this isn't an every day occurrence confuses the shit out of me.

  • Prem kahani?

  • I've always understood historical Jesus as a concession, and not a reflection of confirmed existence.

  • Love your D! I'm a bit partial to Excelsior class ships, but Galaxy is good too.

  • I'm uncertain why, someone else explained some good thoughts here and was similarly down voted. I suspect a lack of empathy is part of why this is going poorly, most people online I interact with seem to have deeply impaired empathy.

    We're talking about an entirely different, period and place specific morality, with an entire society functioning around that framework. Objectively bad and the idea that all these people belong in Hell is absurd.

    Obviously slavery is bad, but that's only because we've come to understand these ideas, but on the same token, obviously slavery is bad for prisoners, but the US allows this, and many people even know about this and do not care - hopefully future generations don't judge all of us as deserving Hell.

    This country has elected an actual literal racist Bigfoot who is moving the country towards a white Christian nationalism, hopefully we are all not judged as evil racist nationalists, hopefully in the future, the entire American populace is not judged to belong in Hell.

    Most people, of all eras adapt to what is normalized, including morally. I promise you and I, and everyone you know would operate from a different normalized moral framework, the only difference is I understand this.

  • I've had to edit this for clarification.

    I doubt the average soldier was vehemently racist to be honest, I know we think of it that way, but there were documented black soldiers for the Confederacy there voluntarily and I doubt they were fighting for slavery.

    Sometimes people think are just protecting their way of life, fighting for their family, community, and their ideals and idea of loyalty.

    Slavery is shit, fullest of full stops, but it's just not going to be true to frame everyone who fights for a nation as so immoral to presume them all in Hell - if this were true then pretty much everyone in the US military would be across all conflicts as the US invites and is often the aggressor for a majority of conflict.

  • This is online only, with an active ID check. It might even only be cloud based delivery with no actual local data.

  • It's a frustrating echo chamber here. I'm trans and there is tons of extremism from specifically other people in my community. I'm left leaning ( left leaning centrist? ) and people are too tribal when it comes to partisan politics to see the extremity on their 'side'.

    The modern political landscape sees people othering their 'enemy'. Understanding them as 'dumb' or 'terrible people', with a complete lack of empathy for their humanity.

    Republicans are people too, frequently misguided, and that's a sad thing. I feel sad for them, they deserve my pity, they are lost.

  • Llama being the LLM corrected to is amazing

  • Ouch my Pineal Gland

  • I was thinking the same thing, but thanks for additional confirmation.

  • Propaganda is coming from everyone who wants to influence outcomes. All my news is propaganda, this is too.