Such a hypebeast smdh

Jk this was a hoax

The Old Yeller rpg ending was … oof…

When asked by reporters why he always breathes heavily he replied “miasma”

Made me think of futurama too lol

;)

Legit felt like the first time I’d actually experienced the potential of the internet lol. Nerding out that we’d all seem the same species - harlequin duck. The one by me was really blown far south from its usual range, the other in northern china, and the other in southern Chile.

Thanks al gore for making this experience possible

Nah I’m from the Midwest and a bit on the spectrum so my pet peeve is that no one is ever forthcoming, even when direct discussion is the best course of action. Literally dialectics ya know.

To digress a bit- The best public meeting I’ve held was with a local Indigenous nation in which the agency I worked for operated, but had apparently not held a meeting for longer than I’ve been alive. I lied and told “leadership” that the meeting would go well (I knew it wouldn’t but didn’t want them to cancel) and made sure they were in the room as I got yelled at for 3 hours. I didn’t take it personally because I agreed with all of their comments; but everyone who’d previously stuck their heads in the sand would now be unable to do so at least. People are afraid of confrontation and dialect, but it’s literally what moves society and builds community, even if it requires a more forward approach at times

They should at least make them have drunk plates like other states (different color license plates if you have a dui). But yeah Minnesota is one of the more “strict” states in DUIs too - I think Wisconsin has ignition interlock but you have to blow above a 0.08.

https://baict.fandom.com/wiki/Arthur_Webley

Made me think of this guy from Hot Fuzz

Yeah I pulled the “miner” example out of the blue while grasping at straws to try and formulate an example. I don’t really have enough knowledge on it to speak in an informed way.

I agree with your take though. And as an aside, I enjoy reading your thoughts on this site, because you not only challenge posters but provide solid insight. So I appreciate you taking the time to do both!

Also I’m realizing I mis-read your question as what’s the standard that they’ve achieved education; not that it isn’t possible.

If I had to guess for that - I’d say it has to be voluntary to an extent right? Like if they’re rejecting all education- what’s the point? Like if a guy who was extremely anti-miner were forced to work in a mine to develop solidarity and empathy with miners, but after a year they were still extremely anti-miner, it’d be safe to call that a lost cause imo.

But also I have no idea - just wanted to take an actual run at your question

Oh sorry - it wasn’t supposed to. More tongue in cheek to the point that someone could be forced to give up “their” land as punishment; or re-educated to the point where they do it willingly (either in good faith reparations or in abandonment of the concept of “private property”). And so the end standard would effectively be that they embrace anarcho-communism

Re-educated to the point where they do it voluntarily in reparation and solidarity with those they’ve wronged lol.

Yeah when I briefly used it it felt very homey - connected with birders from China, South America, and Africa - and how cool we thought each others birds are

Kirk-land!

Yeah I can’t help but think of how many people failed them at critical points. The reddit/twitter slop phrase of yore “who hurt you?” comes to mind. But on the other hand there’s a conscious decision of channeling the hurt of oneself into the deliberate hurting of others - as opposed to channeling it into removing the likelihood that others experience that same harm - that makes their actions diametrically opposed to my empathy.

Maybe that’s what happens when a tornado meets a volcano

-Eminem

Yeah that’s been a learning curve with leftist thought - even people I don’t like didn’t fall out of a coconut tree - they’re responding to systematic failures (or successes I suppose) and manipulation intended to mold them as consumers. But also are choosing their reactions to said influence, which is effectively the only thing one can actually control.

So kinda six of one seven of the other I suppose