stinky
it's possible, with the GDP we have right now, for every single american to afford a home. Americans have been propagandized into thinking that we need a billionaire class, that they need bailouts and tax cuts and no oversight, that they should be able to get away with murder in the courts, more than they need a safe place to rest their heads at night. My heart is broken for them. I wish everyone were as angry as me.
right. yeah. we know. and how many Americans have a 6-digit salary? It's not "more than half".
Neither do judges
try firefox
if you guys break up you'll be homeless.
kitty
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did they ever bring moraine back
Thoughtful answer
Lots of tragedy there. Wishing happiness toward you and your son's girlfriend
media literacy is dead. god save the next generation of policymakers. jesus christ.
@[email protected] I believe Lemmy.world web (which you can access on your phone via Firefox) is styled so that upvotes look like hearts. This can vary depending on custom styles in different communities, eg. if you viewed the same post from my instance the upvotes are styled as carrots. If you're not logged in, you won't have the ability to upvote, but you will still see the number of upvotes each comment has---> this may be why you don't have the option to "heart" a comment, try logging in first. Also, it's possible the post was locked by a moderator so no one can upvote.
Credits: I stole this without permission from the original artist
@[email protected] appears to think so.
In the above thread, I suggest that artifacts of evolutionary development are purposeless and that suggestions to the contrary are intelligent design. I'm met with the common hostility.
But what interests me is the justification for it:
Claiming I was suggesting intelligent design when I obviously wasn't is a pretty dickish thing to say, so...
FlyingSquid feels entitled to hurt other people when certain conditions are met. Eye for an Eye has been a staple of justice systems of less developed cultures and despite the advancements of modern technology and modern thought, some apologists still exist today.
I find it interesting that people who have been hurt (by something as innocuous as a perceived slight to the ego, no less!) are willing to pass that pain on to other people rather than allow it to end.
In the image example, I'm logged into my instance. I learn about another instance and want to find out what communities are on it. The search feature does nothing here. Am I typing it wrong? Is there a better alternative for exploring new communities while logged into my instance?
