emdash [comrade/them, comrade/them]

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Cake day: 2025年6月7日

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  • This is too real. Talking to average liberals makes me want to tear my hairs out, because everything they have to say about politics is just a parroted thing they heard someone else say, or at best you get an “original thought” which is an attempt at a gotcha that is dispelled by even the most basic of research.

    If you’re vegan you’re probably familiar with the fallacy bingo card. There is nothing more frustrating to me that talking to another vegan and the conversation turns to politics and suddenly they are spouting all kinds of liberal fallacies and refuse to reflect upon the fact that they are doing exactly the same thing they shit on carnists for doing.

    [Lenin yelling emoticon]











  • Before, political cartoons were shown primarily in a local context (or in international papers to an audience that was more aware of political things) so labels weren’t needed. These days, political memes are disseminated online to an international audience who don’t necessarily know what every single US politician looks like. I have no idea who the person on the left is without a label, for example, besides “that person who said ‘we’re all going to die.’”

    This doesn’t strike me as an example of over-labelling, the way that gets satirized in Kelly comics.