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  • I was working on a VW Vanagon Campmobile and the blower motor I replaced was made in West Germany. Probably not the only thing since it was pre wall fall. And I must note: I wondered if I had a photo of it, so I started in on old photo archives. And I went down fuckin memory lane for about an hour straight, lol. And I found the photo (from 2019)

  • The control of far too many of the levers of power and influence in our society rest on ensuring a majority of the population is unbelievably stupid. I think its what I hate most about the current fascist formula in use. It feels like peoples' ability to survive on their own has been stolen from them.

  • I hope there were no innocents or friendlies for a few miles; that was an absurd shockwave.

  • Lanaaaa!

  • That's a good point; think of all the other things they're normalizing this way as well.

  • He's making policy! I wanted to put that in all caps, but I didn't. Outta respect, 'cause I understand.

  • 'Financial obesity' needs to be a term coined and proliferated into our lexicon. Masses gotta understand this shit somehow,

  • Sado

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  • FelixCress definitely has a vegan fetish.

  • Perfectly stable genius, there.

  • Who is we from your perspective?

  • I heard you guys really liked that book 1984!

  • It's the same picture...

  • I find it both hilarious and sad when someone parrots established propoganda; this one sounded so familiar and I'm glad I remembered who it was...

  • If you clarify that your are referencing conservatives' perception in particular, this comment will look less shitty.

  • There's a famous rusky propagandist that wrote a well known book some decades ago. Can't remember his name (there are too many) or the book (think it was late cold war era), but it sounds like you're citing from it directly. One can often understand how full of shit people are when another paraphrases nationalistic talking points so closely.

    Edit: It was Alexander Dugin; The Foundations of Geopolitics. Also a Putin mentor and policyman.

  • I get more of an impression that people in general do not understand what they believe. There's a lot of that in the post information era we live; its also an easy excuse to look down my nose at people of course lol.

  • From their post history they appear to be a straight up pro rusky propogandist. So I'd be thinkin less controversial opinion, more paid astroturfing, probably.

  • I'd like to think of it as starving the economy, thank you very much.

  • Intentionally sowing discord?

  • Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world

    Oh no, the creamed corn! Paul Newman's gonna have my legs broke.