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  • I didn't say that she deserves a statue. She's a horrible person. I said that you don't have to moralize. Her being a woman that "spread her legs", as you put it, has NOTHING to do with any of this. It's just a thing you thought would be a low-hanging insult.

  • ABSOLUTELY. And that first movie was before the nuclear war, so it's literally all about an energy crisis. People feel so comfortable in their modern world that they seem to not be able to imagine just how close to losing it all they are

  • You joke, but if you met anybody that lives in Syria about a decade ago, they would tell you this is exactly what it looks like. It's what it looked like for people about a year and a half ago in Palestine, and it's what it looked like to Soviet citizens in 1989. So keep making jokes, don't believe it, whatever. But it IS happening

  • I believe "complete" is relative in this case. Collapse is a process and not an event, people seem to miss that a lot. I think a lot of the reason why people only see it in retrospect is because they're all waiting to see some big glorious fire ball. But the truth is, collapse is mostly boring, and then concerning, and then terrifying.

  • Buddy, collapse is happening RIGHT NOW. You're in it. Whatever Mad Max post apocalyptic vision you have? Throw it out. What is happening right now outside your home at this moment, this is what collapse looks like.

  • If I just let my dog go out and be free and wild, he would be dead within a week. He's 12 lbs, doesn't know the difference between poison and food, and thinks he's bigger than most predators. There's no such thing as a Dachshund in the wild. We have been domesticated by dogs and cats just as much as we have domesticated them. Our whole cultural trajectory exists because of that. The story of humanity is the story of domestication. You're deluded.

  • I also don't know. That's why it was phrased as a question. I'm not from where you are from. I come from a different country. I asked you a question about a possibility based on my knowledge, and you just tried to gotcha me. What does that do for you? Make you feel superior?

  • I'm literally just asking questions. I'm not presenting any evidence, I'm not even really making an argument. I'm just devils advocating your spamming that OP is Canadian just because they live in Toronto. As if everybody who lives in Toronto is Canadian.

    Some Canadians live in the U.S. too. There are even people who come from both countries. There are people that have multigenerational history in both countries.

    Canadian and American culture are inextricably linked. Being mad at my country doesn't change that, and that kind of arrogance will only doom you to repeat our failures.

  • I know it SAYS they live in Toronto, but they also said "Third Grade" and not "Grade Three", as would be proper in Canada. Maybe it's possible they are from the U.S. and currently live in Canada?

    It's almost like sometimes people move...