SanctimoniousApe
@SanctimoniousApe@lemmings.world
- Comment on Why have so many services started using single-factor passwordless authentication in the last little while? 2 days ago:
But that’s what MFA is there for, although they shouldn’t be using SMS as one of the possible factors - let alone the main one, as seems to be the case.
- Comment on Late-Term Abortion Clinic Expected to Open in New Jersey 1 week ago:
Thanks for cutting out the prejudicial judgemental crap the article opened with, OP. Conservatives make me hate them with a passion that increases all the more virtually every day.
- Comment on Tea time, innit? 1 week ago:
Methinks you’ve forgotten that this administration is science-proof.
- Comment on Tea time, innit? 1 week ago:
I don’t care if it’s an active volcano. Just get rid of them.
- Comment on Tea time, innit? 1 week ago:
Can we just get straight to the point and dump the entire Trump administration there - chained to lead weights, of course?
- Comment on Internet Users 1 week ago:
I must not be human, then. Explains a lot, actually… *sigh*
- Comment on Fact 1 week ago:
I live at the corner of No & Where - what a show that was…
- Comment on Fact 1 week ago:
🖕Tfy
- Comment on Fact 1 week ago:
You sure? You could be my cowgirl…
- Comment on Fact 1 week ago:
I didn’t know I could get boots made of goth girls.
- Comment on do you remember a time when societies were so polarized and shifted so much to the right like today? How long did it last? 4 weeks ago:
I tend to doubt it’s as different as you think. IMHO, the majority of people want good, but are clueless as to what exactly that looks like when it comes to more complex topics like managing the wide variety of people that make up a society. Understanding that usually requires a LOT more time and effort into reasoning things out than they’re willing/able to put in, anyway.
They therefore pick someone to trust who seems (read: cons them into believing) like they know “the truth” to do all their thinking for them. Those arrogant enough to portray themselves as such are almost always malignant personality types interested primarily in manipulating others to do their bidding in order to benefit themselves. They “know” everything, and either are exceedingly unlikely to admit to human failings such as not knowing something, or always have a ready excuse that puts blame upon their enemies for their failings.
They divide people up & pit them against one another to distract, ensure loyalty, and keep control.
Any of this sound familiar? It’s a pattern repeated among humans throughout history.
- Comment on do you remember a time when societies were so polarized and shifted so much to the right like today? How long did it last? 4 weeks ago:
Evil always gets ahead because it’s willing to do anything to “win.” Good? Not so much.
The only reason Good gets control every so often is because Evil is too focused on “winning” & ultimately inadvertently destroys its own foundations in order to do so. Once it figures out how to avoid that, we’re really screwed.
The closest example of that I can think of is China’s current leader. I’ll grant many will somewhat rightly claim he’s done a lot of good over there, but he’s definitely accomplished a fair bit of it through some significant evils.
- Comment on Flame Dread 4 weeks ago:
The pilot light for our hot water heater went out once, and as I headed to go re-light it my spouse realized I’d forgotten to grab a lighter, and so asked “what are you going to light it with?”
Ever the wiseass, I shot back “with my fiery pecker!”
Dunno why looking at this made me think of that, but I thought I’d share.
- Comment on God what are they even for 4 weeks ago:
Put it back in the box, and return it to the store. Tell customer service it came like that if you’re in need of some amusement.
- Comment on Traumatizing 4 weeks ago:
That’s one euphemism…
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Ozzie, that’s not what I meant when I said to go eat “the snack that smiles back!”
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
It was freshly made, so they couldn’t help but take a whiff of that delicious smell. The rest is history.
- Comment on geography is neat 5 weeks ago:
That’s one euphemism…
- Comment on geography is neat 5 weeks ago:
But they’ve got minerals!
- Comment on geography is neat 5 weeks ago:
As long as it doesn’t come in contact with the chicken, that’s fine by me.
- Comment on Regulating AI hastens the Antichrist, says Palantir’s Peter Thiel 5 weeks ago:
Because it’s about that can’t be proven wing to an audience that had been raised to believe in a big Sky Daddy of some variety or another. IMHO, raising children to believe in whatever religion predisposes them to believe all sorts of groundless bullshit told to them by their leaders, which is why those prone to controlling others like to push religion so hard.
- Comment on Jeebuz Rode A Velocirapture 5 weeks ago:
Not only that, but some countries are fully governed by dinosaurs. Ask me how I know…
- Comment on Microsoft doing shady Microsoft stuff again 5 weeks ago:
Why stop at just one? Someday soon I’m sure they’ll gleefully tell you that Windows couldn’t format your USB thumb drive, so they reset your browser.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk could be placed on US currency under new House GOP proposal 5 weeks ago:
This shit is enough to make me wonder if preventing the USA from splitting up in the Civil War was really a net positive…
- Comment on 5 weeks ago:
Well, they’re not Republican or they’d have used Newt Gingrich for the first one, and the little girl from the Aliens movie in the second.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 5 weeks ago:
Like I said, whatever it is you need to tell yourself.
Like most all arguments with you disingenuous Reich-whiners, this BS has become repetitively circular and therefore pointless. You’re not making any valid points, but instead just repeating the same already disproven BS again and again in hopes that if you say it enough other people will begin to believe it’s true from having heard it repeatedly. Intelligent people such as myself know better, so I’m done bothering with you.
Consider yourself blocked. Good night.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 5 weeks ago:
See my other reply. The talking to yourself is a sign that you should seek help, too.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 5 weeks ago:
Nazi was not used as an anti-Jewish term - you decided to take it that way, making you the racist. Nazis were about more than just anti-semitism.
RE the racism bullshit claim, I have you the truth on that. That you refuse to acknowledge that your support of shitty humans is the real problem here doesn’t change the truth, and is typical of those who act like you. Lame attempts to deflect blame are still lame.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 5 weeks ago:
AKA just an atheist. You can try to justify your crap all you want. Regardless of whether that’s a valid definition (every country would have it’s own race by that logic, since they primarily breed with their fellow countrymen), I couldn’t care less about race. You’re a POS for feeling empathy for other POS people.
If you sleep with the dogs, you wake up with fleas.
- Comment on Charlie Kirk in his own words. 5 weeks ago:
If that’s what you need to tell yourself to get through the day without having to face yourself in the mirror. It’s actually kinda amusing because you’re the one who played the “Jewish” card first, and “Jewish” is a faith/religion, not a race.
But you go ahead and keep on playing yourself.