TI'm Cooked
ICastFist
joined 2 years ago
I don't have a fight in this race
Very true, but I suspect most people would rather double down on their beliefs, much like this comic:
I suppose this is the more common outcome as they will have a considerable pool of friends/family/colleagues that can reinforce their faith and are likely to also feel personally offended
why do people react so strongly when a book dares to reinterpret sacred ideas?
For a lot of people, their religion is part of them, so to make fun of it is to make fun of them.
For others, mainly the leaders, it's an affront to their power. "How dare someone make fun of the tools I use to control people"?
I can imagine it in a situation where we effectively go back to the stone age, with little to no trade between the small (<50) communities
That's just typical brazilian interest rates
That murder-hobo part. I never really understood the expression.
It stems from the typical RPG dungeon-raiding parties since the times of Dungeons and Dragons. You have a group of homeless people (hobos), traveling from place to place, killing (murder) almost everything that crosses their path in order to collect treasure.
You do have to capture a dragon in Whiterun before you get to Valhallarim, I think you ride him towards the whatever it was temple before ascending to the next plane of existence
AFAIR, the dragonborn DLC got you fighting the OG dragonborn in a place that really looked like a daedric quest, with one of the dungeons being green/black slime and books or something like that
The majority of jobs simply don't allow any sort of WFH: if it involves creating or transforming something, people have to be physically manning the tools. Healthcare can't be WFH, education sucks when it's fully online.
Smaller communities are great for peace and quiet, but terrible when you need anything they don't have (or don't have in decent quality), like jobs, transportation, healthcare and education. If you happen to be "socially weird", you have to adapt and "unweird" yourself
Dink Smallwood's wood
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Why do we put our hands on our heads when something makes us also want to yell "NO!"
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Funny, I'm pretty sure they lose their shit whenever any of these words show up in a conversation: queer, cis, pronouns, they/them
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funny part about "Kamala campaign can't target men" is that they can't target men because they refuse to employ the crass humor needed to effectively target the kind of men they currently fail to target. They know what they have to do, they simply aren't strong enough to do it.
They lost because they won't say slurs. People are not ready for this conversation.
Hadn't thought of this before, but it makes sense. Men just won't take you seriously if you're offended by or scared of words.
Straight from one of the shittier parts of the fediverse.
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There are some that work in order to protect national interests, mainly local producers and services. Whether they are stupid or not depends on implementation and end results