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/u/outwrangle before everything went to shit in 2020, /u/emma_lazarus for a while after that, now I’m all queermunist!

  • It's him. The fabled lib driller.

  • In addition to the older generations thinking queerness is yucky, there's also the problem of the West using our rights as a bludgeon to justify sanctions and wars. I've seen Westerners try to justify the genocide in Gaza because "they'd throw you off a roof for being queer!" As if Israel isn't actively blackmailing us into being informants by threatening to out us to our families.

    This is all to say that anti-queer sentiment has become deeply rooted among the masses, themselves.

  • Obsessing over this is going to ruin several people's lives, I can feel it.

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    In the picture I see mountains miles away in the distance and I definitely don't see a steam, you're talking like the mountains and stream are right next to the bridge. At most there's a hill next to the highway, and then on the other side looks like another road. No stream.

  • Recession.

  • The violence requires death, is the thing. People don't just allow themselves to be forcibly relocated (as per your example), they will fight to stay on their land unless they face the threat of death (and many do stay, and die). Behind every "nonlethal" process is a death machine that makes it possible in the first place. That's why colonization is always accomplished through mass death.

  • We don't understand the brain enough to control it with chips either. In the near-term the biggest danger would be a bad actor using the chip to torture people for ransom money or a hacker just bricking it. Anything more sophisticated is still scifi.

  • China isn't preventing or discouraging intermarrying or intermixing with Uighurs, which is a key feature of apartheid. Neither do they have to use separate lanes of the road, carry special IDs marking their ethnicity, or forced to use different emergency shelters.

    I use those examples because the real-world example of apartheid, Israel, is currently doing all of those things today.

  • When we look at how colonization in the real world happens we see it is accomplished, again, through mass death.

    See: Israel

  • In the real world there hasn't been a genocide that didn't involve mass death. 3, 4, and 5 all require a lot of killing to actually work.

  • Or build a bridge next to the road while keeping the road open, and then close and demolish the road afterwards.

  • Or just build a bridge for the cars. That's probably the cheapest option.

    But it wouldn't look as good.

  • Downplay what? A reeducation/deradicalization program isn't fucking genocide on its own, it has to be accompanied by mass death, and when you say it is you are the one that's donwplaying the crime of genocide as a concept. Even the boarding schools they used in the genocide in North America had mass graves, because genocide is always accompanied by mass death and to claim otherwise is whitewashing.

    It's the crime of crimes because it's the worst violence that can be inflicted on a group.

  • I'm going to need steel wool to get this shit off even after soaking it in boiling water, it's fucked.

  • Obviously, but then a sauce that takes an hour turns into a sauce that takes several.

  • You are doing genocide denial when you claim that genocide can happen without being accompanied by mass death. Genocide is the crime of crimes because it always involves mass slaughter of innocent people, to bring about their end. The invention of """cultural genocide""" without any of the accompanying mass violence effectively whitewashes genocide as a concept.

  • I burned my sauce. 😣

    The gap between "too much water" and "scorched crust on the bottom of the pan" is always smaller than I think.

  • I know on a small garden scale, clover is a very good companion plant because it affixes nitrogen to the soil. It also acts as a ground cover to reduce moisture loss and suppress weeds, and on top of all of that it attracts bees.