I cannot recommend Bazzite. It’s an atomic distribution, which is pioneer tech that tries to make some things better but in effect makes a lot of things more difficult. FWIW, I’ve been using Linux for 20+ years.
Just go with regular Fedora KDE Desktop. https://fedoraproject.org/kde/
That would be moderate or centrist, but I’m not sure why you’re asking. Liberalism is the opposite of authoritarianism and fascism, not the synonym of centrism.
The liberals
People who use the word “liberal” as a slur like this are some of the worst people on this planet.
“Why does fashion” basically.
Could everyone stop pretending like you decide objectively what you wear.
“Here, take this quick test”.
Ok.
"Huh. I’ve never seen results like this. "
…
“Welp, our time’s up.”
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Absolutely. It’s no coincidence that many of the people who committed atrocities in WW2 had lived through the trench wars of WW1.
That hasn’t gone anywhere though although the media doesn’t keep drumming about it as much I guess
Do I have to eat a bucket or something for this to happen? I have never ever in my life had the same kind of effect from anything as I get every single time when I drink a cup of coffee after 18:00.
What about Korea, Bay of Pigs, Vietnam and the fact that ptsd was treated with electrical shocks or drilling holes in your brain
Japanese houses depreciate like cars - which is way more sustainable than the US train wreck
This is almost entirely not due to policies but almost entirely to Japanese economy being stagnant for the last 20 years whereas the US economy has grown almost every year for the last 20 years.
I also live in a stagnant country, and it’s not great that you have to sell the house you bought 10 years ago with the same price or cheaper to get it off your hands. And also it’s not great that the general wealth in the society is not growing.
When people from where I live visit USA, even when they go to not so rich states, they notice that everything and everyone is more wealthy. It’s an incredible thing and apparently something you can only understand if you experience the alternative.
We would also get lots of empty houses by killing 20% of the poorest people. What’s the point of arguments like this?
That’s not quite true. They add the initial and after-market capital to build and support the houses. They also carry some of the capital risk.
Where would you live when you’re not on vacation?
The post is a meme-like discussion of about 100 words. Everyone is making assumptions here.
Therapy attendance rates have been in steep rise since 2000. So everyone’s mental health is obviously improving at the same rate.
Sarcasm aside, I think therapy should be as ubiquitous as open heart surgeries. Sure, go there if you need it, but perhaps not that many people need it and perhaps it should be last resort thing instead of an everyday solution.
They welcome everyone but bathroom is for paying customers only.
The real joke is that somebody out there thinks this is making a profound point.