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She took the expression, “spice things up in the bedroom” literally.
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politics @lemmy.world•The survival of American democracy depends on taxing billionaires
1·11 days agoHuh. Hadn’t heard that initialism until now.
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World News@lemmy.world•Lula is declared winner of Brazil's election as Bolsonaro rejects resultsEnglish
4·12 days agoFerrite mat’l for circuit components… YAG lasers… Those are off the top of my head… Yes, there are uses.
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World News@lemmy.world•‘Pure arrogance’: anger in Finland as Google illegally fells 250,000 trees for datacentreEnglish
4·16 days agoI think they nailed him to a cross, not trees. Still didn’t work… but, the more you know!
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Better to just turn around and leave, if you can
28·16 days agoHave you tried altering how you say things?

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News@lemmy.world•Airbnb hosts are furious they can no longer make guests do their chores
451·16 days agoFound the lady who parked in the wrong spot!
Hey there, now… it’s destroying more than just democracy.
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World News@lemmy.world•Trump is Selling Out Ukraine to PutinEnglish
131·18 days agoI mean… he’s doing it to the US, too… so, of course.
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News@lemmy.world•‘Holy Cow’: Trump Kisses Female Staffer In Front of the World, Then His Comment About Her Parents Takes an Unexpected Turn
3·30 days agoI’d still assume there’s less smell of, literal, shit at a bodybuilding competition.
Yeah, agreed… my outlook is pretty bleak for my country, and by that I mean its people. Conservatives are truly a lost cause, in most situations. The exceptions being people too blinded by propaganda to see the harm they’re doing. I don’t see a lot of people “defending” non-voting, but that may be more anecdotal.
I get it… and I earnestly agree with most of your sentiments. I’m probably just clinging to hope that people aren’t such disappointments as to WANT it, so much as “not care enough” to avoid it. (If that is even somehow better)
You could argue the former, yes, I’d concede that. Though, I couldn’t say also that makes them “for” tRump… just not opposed to him. Neither is right, mind you. This is a situation where I truly wish that “Did not vote” was the winning candidate.
I could say indifference IS better than malice or willful ignorance… but, this could easily be disregarded as desire to ignore the greater concern (which I think you’re driving at) MLK’s expression of, “He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it.” Comes to mind. Sure, we’re getting philosophical… but I couldn’t refute that standing, without deploying willfull ignorance of my own.
I am, vehemently, clinging onto the notion that people in my country are ignorant and lazy, rather than fully malicious… I can stomach the former far easier.
Voting literally is a “civic duty” for those who want democracy.
It’s not. It’s ALLOWING with the exact amount of steps. Now, there is no argument to be had that this isn’t still a pathetic, apathetic, route to force us all down. Inaction is still an action. I am not defending those people, either.









Unfortunately, no. I’ll have to reach out in some other form… I was told my question was against the rules of “Asklemmy”