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SupportTransPeople , in I mean who the fuck does that??

massive yikes, kink shaming is never ok

MarcellusDrum OP ,

Forgot the /s?

SupportTransPeople ,

i disagree

MarcellusDrum OP ,

This isn’t kink shaming. No one has a “kink” to cum in a sock.

SupportTransPeople ,

“This isn’t kink shaming. No one has a “kink” to fuck other men.” this is how you sound

do better, bigot

MarcellusDrum OP ,

Wow, you need to chill.

cypherpunks , in Banana for Classification
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I uploaded this image to a caption generator AI and it says:

  • a close up of a clock on a wall
  • a black and white photo of a clock
  • a close up of a clock on a building
  • a black and white picture of a clock
  • a close up of a clock on the wall
  • a close up of a black and white clock
  • a close up of a clock on the side of a building
  • a black and white photo of a clock on a wall
  • a black and white photo of a black and white clock
  • a black and white photo of a black and white photo of a clock

so… not bananas.

abbenm ,

wonder if that AI was trained on anything in particular

mekhos ,
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Time will tell

Zerush , in POLITICS NOT ALLOWED (except when it agrees with Western agenda)
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Rusia invaded Ukraine, its terrible and criminal, but US invaded

  1. Grenada (1983-1984)
  2. Bolivia (1986)
  3. Virgin Islands (1989)
  4. Liberia (1990; 1997; 2003)
  5. Saudi Arabia (1990-1991)
  6. Kuwait (1991)
  7. Somalia (1992-1994; 2006)
  8. Bosnia (1993-)
  9. Zaire/Congo (1996-1997)
  10. Albania (1997)
  11. Sudan (1998)
  12. Afghanistan (1998; 2001-)
  13. Yemen (2000; 2002-)
  14. Macedonia (2001)
  15. Colombia (2002-)

16 Pakistan (2005-)

  1. Syria (2008; 2011-)
  2. Uganda (2011)
  3. Mali (2013)
  4. Niger (2013)
  5. Yugoslavia (1919; 1946; 1992-1994; 1999)
  6. Iraq (1958; 1963; 1990-1991; 1990-2003; 1998; 2003-2011)
  7. Angola (1976-1992)

A nobody bothered in the west, nor the victims o f these countries. A lot of hipocresy out there

southerntofu ,

[And] nobody bothered in the west

That’s definitely not true. I’m not saying these movements are heard or effective, but there’s still a strong anti-war/anti-colonial movement in the West, in both the decolonial circles and in the libertarian networks.

You should definitely be pointing this out in regards to hypocrisy of state/industry-controlled media and the variable empathy bombed people get from them. I definitely upvoted.

MrGamingHimself , in When propaganda permeates the fabric of the culture people stop seeing it
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Insane take but okay

yogthos OP ,
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entire books have been written on the subject, but ok

MrGamingHimself ,
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And there are about a million books plainly explaining why communism wouldn’t work in a realistic context, but sure, have fun with the “everyone who doubts me is brainwashed” strawman argument mate

Just keep your weird takes outside the meme community…

yogthos OP ,
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That’s fascinating given that communism has worked literally every time it’s been tried. The quality of life, food security, education, employment in communist countries all improved drastically after revolutions. Let’s take a look at USSR as an example.

Russia went from a backwards agrarian society where people travelled by horse and carriage to being the first in space in the span of 40 years. Russia showed incredible growth after the revolution that surpassed the rest of the world:

USSR provided free education to all citizens resulting in literacy rising from 33% to 99.9%:

USSR doubled life expectancy in just 20 years. A newborn child in 1926-27 had a life expectancy of 44.4 years, up from 32.3 years thirty years before. In 1958-59 the life expectancy for newborns went up to 68.6 years. the Semashko system of the USSR increased lifespan by 50% in 20 years. By the 1960’s, lifespans in the USSR were comparable to those in the USA:

Quality of nutrition improved after the Soviet revolution, and the last time USSR had a famine was in 1940s. CIA data suggests they ate just as much as Americans after WW2 period while having better nutrition:

USSR moved from 58.5-hour work weeks to 41.6 hour work weeks (-0.36 h/yr) between 1913 and 1960:

USSR averaged 22 days of paid leave in 1986 while USA averaged 7.6 in 1996:

In 1987, people in the USSR could retire with pension at 55 (female) and 60 (male) while receiving 50% of their wages at a at minimum. Meanwhile, in USA the average retirement age was 62-67 and the average (not median) retiree household in the USA could expect $48k/yr which comes out to 65% of the 74k average (not median) household income in 2016:

GDP took off after socialism was established and then collapsed with the reintroduction of capitalism:

  • https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Soviet_Union_GDP_per_capita.gif

The Soviet Union had the highest physician/patient ratio in the world. USSR had 42 doctors per 10,000 population compared to 24 in Denmark and Sweden, and 19 in US:

Professor of Economic History, Robert C. Allen, concludes in his study without the 1917 revolution is directly responsible for rapid growth that made the achievements listed above possilbe:

Study demonstrating the steady increase in quality of life during the Soviet period (including under Stalin). Includes the fact that Soviet life expectancy grew faster than any other nation recorded at the time:

A large study using world bank data analyzing the quality of life in Capitalist vs Socialist countries and finds overwhelmingly at similar levels of development with socialism bringing better quality of life:

This study compared capitalist and socialist countries in measures of the physical quality of life (PQL), taking into account the level of economic development.

Finally, let’s take a look at how people who lived under communism feel now that they got a taste of capitalism?

The Free market paradise goes East chapters in Blackshirts and Reds details some more results of the transition to capitalism.

TheAnonymouseJoker ,
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o7

MrGamingHimself, you gamed yourself

aqeeliz , in Go fuck yourself Elon.

Well, as much as I would like him to use his money for philanthropic reasons, it is his money, he can do whatever he wants with it. I don’t really understand all this hate against him for not ending world hunger. Can someone explain what I am missing?

AgreeableLandscape OP ,
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it is his money

Nope, it’s money he stole from his employees by using them like cattle.

AgreeableLandscape OP , in What you do with the data is important.
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krolden ,
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Conspiracy theory is a derogatory term pushed by the CIA to discredit intents to question the status qoa.

sexy_peach ,

Not really. The world is full of stupid conspiracy theories.

ree ,

Sounds like you’re discrediting our fellow user, u CIA?

sexy_peach ,

Don’t blow my cover

Aarkon ,

That, on itself, is a conspiracy theory.

snopes.com/…/did-the-cia-invent-the-term-conspira…

krolden ,
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Indeed it is. But unlike what passes for conspiracy theories these days, its an actual theory.

Hondolor , in What you do with the data is important.

Evolution is a fact, the real argument is actually biogenesis. Did life originate from a soup, or was it all part of a grand design.

The old argument, is that the complexity of life is so great that it isn’t reasonable to believe that it could have happen naturally. Although realistically, there’s no true scientific way to prove it did or didn’t. It’s all theory

AgreeableLandscape OP ,
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I think Occam’s Razor would apply in that case. And the secular theory requires fewer assumptions.

Hondolor ,

Personally I don’t think so, to me life looks to rigidly structured to be random. Too complex, too many if’s in the way the Earth has to be just right. MAYBE it could be random but design actually seems more likely to me. Then again, though, people shape there world view to better fit around there personal identities. No one is without bias in that.

angarabebesi , in Pharma ads

You have ads for drugs?

sudoreboot ,
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It’s this weird US thing

AgreeableLandscape OP ,
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US and New Zealand apparently

Zerush ,
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In Spain and general in the EU only for medicines that do not require a prescription. But you can only buy medicines in the Pharmacy, all other businesses, supermarkets, drugstores and parapharmacies can sell natural products, herbs, food supplements, cosmetics and vitamin preparations, etc.

Zerush , in Pharma ads
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AgreeableLandscape OP ,
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Reminder that Bayer said that Heroin is “nonadditive” and “suitable for children.”

Zerush ,
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AgreeableLandscape OP ,
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Disgusting

Zerush ,
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People at that time were very naiv of the risks of medicines, even using the newly discovered Radium in all kinds of medicines and other applications, completely unaware of the risks of radiation. This added to the complete freedom without control of the companies that could develop these products, only testing if it worked to sell them, without having long-term tests. Late consequences did not matter to them at all, they counted immediate gains.

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MadScientist , in "Hey girl, are you a proletariat?"

“hey girl are you the proletariat, because you own my means of production”

AgreeableLandscape OP , in I hope this email does not find you
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SCP idea: an email that hunts down the recipient.

Godless_Nematode , in Scientific Method
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Between “testing” and “analysis” there should be “prepublish clickbait headlines” on the internet speculating on the results.

AgreeableLandscape , in Which one?
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The most pro life and pro family country is also the only one that has children getting murdered in droves every other week.

dwzero , in Quatre Vingt Dix Neuf
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Toki Pona enters the chat.

meticulousPotato ,

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sexy_peach OP , in vote NO on Library!
Catradora_Stalinism ,
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These dumbfucks are going to kill themselves and blame us

dRLY ,
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And they will keep yelling about how leftists are all actually Nazis while literally burning books. The worst kind of fascists are all fascists, but the next in line are the ones that don’t seem to realize that they are. The combination of massive corp greed across all media has done the real work for indoctrinating so many. Doublespeak and gaslighting all the culture war stuff. The right is doing a terrifyingly good job at making people actually proud to be ignorant. It is “American” to be consumed with placing individualism above community. So convinced that any and all assistance programs are “evil” or that we can’t “encourage laziness”. Which is ironic given how folks that claim this shit are among the worst offenders for grifting or otherwise scamming people that do work hard. The “pro-law and order” folks are among the worst offenders of literally breaking laws and threatening people and property (which they won’t STFU about how "Antifa is being trucked into places in order to break shit). I wouldn’t lose sleep if I ever had to put down any of them, as they are only tripling down on their stances and open threats. Not willing to just take the L on shit they have been, or currently are, wrong about (which is admittedly a big step ego-wise). Which is why I do try to do what I can if I manage to get a good-faith conversation going, and I see them actually having their mind blown. But that requires a lot of factors lining up and time isn’t on our side atm.

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