Nalivai
@Nalivai@lemmy.world
- Comment on Oh yeah that's it 4 days ago:
Did Elon Musk deleted his tweets? The claim is false, you idiot, you simple rube, you moron, how can you ever believe this shit. However, Elon Musk deleted his tweets…
- Comment on Elections Have Consequences 6 days ago:
Seems like you care
- Comment on Anyone else? 1 week ago:
Exactly. I know nothing and I’m not important, that’s how it should go
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
More likely you’re underthinking.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
There is an unfortunate (for you) answer to it. It’s grifters exploiting you, empowering your paranoia and patern seeking brain to destroy your grasp on reality, so they can continue feeding on you and everyone else with impunity.
While you’re looking for clues of imaginary conspiracy, real conspirators are not even hiding, and you’re doing their bidding, willingly, actively. - Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
If you actually read shit that actual, non imaginary pedos send to each other, it’s shit like “Hello, my friend president donald trump, it is I your closest friend jeffry epstein, let’s have sex with underage girls that I trafficked for you. Send from my iphone”
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
That’s not how any of that works, or ever woked for that matter
- Comment on name too hard? brain go ouch! Vote red. 1 week ago:
Michael Joseph Rogers? Why does he hides his name? Why is his name this weird? Joseph? It’s not American name, it’s middle-eastern one, and he tried to hide it? And Mike? What the hell is that, he was assigned Michael at birth, what right does he have to change it? What if kids will see it? Groomer, changing names like that.
- Comment on After all, why not? 2 weeks ago:
I’m not making any claims, you are
- Comment on After all, why not? 2 weeks ago:
French
- Comment on After all, why not? 2 weeks ago:
Club mate is so fucking good it’s unreal
- Comment on After all, why not? 2 weeks ago:
Non-smoker current vapers had higher incident risk of respiratory symptoms (relative risk, RR=1.90; 95% CI: 1.28–2.83) but statistically non-significant risk of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (RR=2.53; 95% CI: 0.96–6.67) compared to never users. They also had lower incident risk of respiratory symptoms compared to non-vaper current smokers (RR=0.75; 95% CI: 0.64–0.89) and dual users (dual use vs vaping, RR=1.26; 95% CI: 1.03–1.55).
Do you guys ever read what you link or what? We consistently know that vaping is bad for respiratory health but better than smoking, it’s very well establishedat this point
- Comment on After all, why not? 2 weeks ago:
3-6 mg of cafeine per KG of bodymass according to research cited on the old before-brainworm FDA website.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
That’s just precious. You’re unable to comprehend a single sentence, and you’re doubling down on that.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
And maybe, protests do very little in America because ruling class aren’t afraid of the public that much
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Oh, that’s unfair. Americans aren’t just bad at geography, they’re also shit at reading comprehension, but thanks for the demonstration.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
I am very plugged in on the American politics, and yet I have no idea which ones you can mean. This means that either those organisations are small enough so they don’t even break the local social media barrier, or they were so quiet after that, they didn’t even try to do anything on any public level.
Two people were executed on the streets by the regime, and the reaction was less severe than when a shitty musician was shitty. - Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Don’t be coy, we all know what it’s in reference to. Especially given that some countries on the list actually have pretty lively political activity
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Export to US is 11% of Chineese foreign market. Not nothing, but incredibly far from “control”
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
US is what, 320 million people? And you point one protest and two people killed and use that as an excuse? More kids are being shot at schools daily, it doesn’t stop them from going to school.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
If it’s that much of a 50 different countries, why one of those “countries” didn’t organize the “country”-wide strike even once?
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
“Damn, I would resist the tyranical government, but not if it takes me more than couple of hours to get there. My hands are tied, I could never get to the government building in time.” But then again, you guys didn’t vote that one time because you didn’t know how to buy stamps and googling it was the whole thing, so I get it.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, that’s the thing about a protest, it doesn’t help unless you have a structure to harness this energy. When police started shooting at protesters in Ukraine in 2014, several political and activist organisations banded together with people, and together they used this fear and anger to resist and ultimately win.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Maybe that’s good they’re getting angry, this could help them organise some resistance.
- Comment on It's a wild life out there! 2 weeks ago:
Last time you could feasibly organise a protest in that suspiciously white area was 2019. The guy who did it was tortured to death in prison. In 2022 I was exiting the metro station about a kilometer away from a known protest area in Moscow, got detained by police, and beaten so hard I couldn’t walk for a week, just because I attended said protests in 2019, and the camera network remembered my face.
That might also be the reason for OP picture I assume - Comment on Mmm, roasted apples. 2 weeks ago:
Yeah, he didn’t have wooden teeth, he had slave’s teeth, teeth he got from slaves that he did own but because he was vewy sowy it doesn’t count.
- Comment on I'm tired 3 weeks ago:
I mean, being killed in water war II after decades of suffering can be considered a liberation, but that’s not a great type of liberation
- Comment on Paris, France 3 weeks ago:
I absolutely think police need reform but I’m not gonna sit here and go “I don’t need to call the cops if someone breaks into my house”
There are entire communities, districts, and sometimes towns, where police on average poses bigger threat than any criminal ever would. Home invasion scenarios almost never happen, and on a rare occasion they do you can at least fight back. Meanwhile, police routinely enters homes, shoots nondiscriminatory, and if destroy people’s lives for nothing, and you can’t even do shit about it.
And that’s before we talk about when police actually tries to do their job, the fuck they gonna do with your twenty scallywags entering your abode, outline your dead body? - Comment on the chance to do it all over again 3 weeks ago:
They still would need a charismatic leader in a position of power to do anything.
- Comment on race to the bottom with no other participants 5 weeks ago:
We call a new thing AI every 5 years. This cycle it’s LLM-powered chatbots.