mathemachristian
@mathemachristian@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- Comment on THE CRAZY PILLS 3 days ago:
Well can’t take ibuprofen at 8 months so what other common painkiller is there??
baby in her placenta
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- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
if you don’t have time then why bother debating?
I’m here cause i’m mildly drunk and cause i wanna entertain myself and people of lemmy with a philosophical blabber. No hurt feelings.
@Teppichbrand@feddit.org This is why I don’t bother debating with carnists. To them the pain and suffering they cause is just a mildly interesting talking point that they use for their ghoulish entertainment. They will demand an original write up to the same tired talking points you and I have seen a dozen times and will not genuinely engage with anything you link
Anywho, the article you provided… It seems like a dramatic personal story
It isn’t if you read past the introductory paragraph and actually watched the media like I asked.
I was raised in a village, where we had our own livestock, and i’ve seen my share of cruelty.
So you agree that it’s cruel? What the fuck was your point about “we can’t really know if we’re actually harming them”
Being kind and generous, as opposed to being cruel, is a vanity.
no, it’s a virtue. I dont know what you think a vanity is, but being kind and generous are virtues.
So if you think that veganism is highly moral, you’d better tell me the plan to make everybody vegan, so everyone would have a sound sleep at night.
At this point I’m fully in support of “ask once, shoot twice (if you can get away with it)”. Glory to the armed animal resistance.
The article makes for a dramatic story, but otherwise offers no solution to the conundrum,
You didn’t read it. You so clearly didn’t read it
What to do? In 2012, researcher Kathyn Gillespie visited a livestock auction for her paper Witnessing Animal Others: Bearing Witness, Grief and the Political Function of Emotion. The experience showed an erasure so complete that, even with the suffering bang in front of them, the crowd saw nothing amiss. “The audience was filled with buyers and spectators talking cheerfully about the animals, prices, their farms and families,” writes Gillespie. “For humans who farm and are in the animal product industry, the auction is a jovial place where they can come together for some lighthearted banter and a meal in the auction canteen. The auction is not scripted as a place of human or animal grief. Animals’ lives and bodies in this space are thoroughly commodified, their suffering illegible to the accustomed observer, the violence against them made mundane through its regularity.“ (3)
Emphasis mine
not to mention that it barely relates to the topic, that , might i remind you, being “is veganism a virtue” smuglord smuglord smuglord
Another problem is that farm animals don’t talk much about their feelings, ro we can’t really know if we’re actually harming them, thus we can’t say whether we’re helping them by stopping the process
You fucking brought it up!! Jesus christ carnists are some of the most navel-gazing smuggest pieces of reddit-brained shits out there.
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
Please read this and more importantly watch the material linked to see if you still think that “we can’t really know if we’re actually harming them”
theempathyproject.co.uk/…/the-mothers-of-dairy
Like I dont have time to get into all the different things going on with your post, it’s a lot, so lets focus on that one thing.
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
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- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
But veganism isn’t widely accepted as a virtue, so who are we supposedly signaling to by being combative?
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
I really wish you people were as oppressed as you think you are
- Comment on When you say you don't like linux on Lemmy 1 week ago:
what do you think veganism is?
- Comment on Who got raptured today? 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think I w
- Comment on proof of wormholes 3 weeks ago:
and pregnant women ☝😃 ibuprofen is not allowed during the last trimester making tylenol the usual painkiller of choice
- Comment on proof of wormholes 3 weeks ago:
tfw my wife has a paracetamol allergy and I will never have autistic kids
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- Comment on Block Blasters: Theft of $32k in crypto from a stage 4 cancer patient due to valve’s incompetence in allowing malware on their platform 3 weeks ago:
data
tangiblein that case money itself is tangible and can be valued against itself. You are confusing exchange value and use value. Money has an exchange value, so does gold, oil or any other commodity. But unlike money they also have a use value.
- Comment on Can't argue that. 3 weeks ago:
Absolute scattershot of datapoints
Nooo he’s so cute, I can interpolate him
Bestie, stop
- Comment on Political discourse 3 weeks ago:
No issue, here is a good intro to Marxism if you want it www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/…/index.htm
- Comment on Political discourse 3 weeks ago:
Firstly this concept only applies to means of production, as in the stuff that is used to produce stuff which could be sold. So e. g. a sewing machine.
Without getting into the weeds:
a. Personal: You own and operate the sewing machine, you pay for the resources consumed and own the item produced. (Good)
b. Private: You own the sewing machine but someone else operates it. You pay the resources consumed, the laborer a previously agreed upon amount and own the item they produced. (bad)
c. Public: the public owns the sewing machine and pays for the resources consumed. The laborer is paid the value of their work. That is, the value of the item produced minus the value of the resources consumed. (Very good)
How “the public” and “the value” are determined is the source of leftist infighting (anarchists vs marxist-leninist). But since both agree that private ownership needs to be abolished the call is for leftist unity to stand together against the people that currently own the means of production privately (the bourgeoisie) and exploit those that have to sell their laborforce in order to survive (the proletariat).
- Comment on Why is the human body so incredibly bad at responding to colds? 3 weeks ago:
And people look at me weird for masking
- Comment on Political discourse 3 weeks ago:
Right: in favor of privately owned means of production.
Left: in favor of publicly owned means of production. - Comment on A man of his word 4 weeks ago:
Well he isn’t anymore 🥰
- Comment on A man of his word 4 weeks ago:
In seppoland?? Dime a dozen, finding one that isn’t would be like finding a piece of hay in a needlestack.
- Comment on Half Life Meet Up Inspired by Fallout Meet Up 4 weeks ago:
I mean I dont have that kind of money and if I did it would go to Palestine but Italy seems weirdly expensive when you have romania right there.
- Comment on Half Life Meet Up Inspired by Fallout Meet Up 4 weeks ago:
Italy?? Half life was inspired by eastern european aesthetics, the Ukraine more specifically. There’s a colonel Odessa for crying out loud.
- Comment on "Comeback" he ain't. Also... "AMERSCAN"? 4 weeks ago:
The zombie apocalypse!
- Comment on Make America Great! 5 weeks ago:
Have you read it? Its a history book
- Comment on Make America Great! 5 weeks ago:
So i think i can post this without getting banned for anti-white racism here, lets see: readstettlers.org
- Comment on The duality of man 5 weeks ago:
Ooooh can I post readsettlers.org here or will that get me banned?
- Comment on project paperclip be like 1 month ago:
Huh?
- Comment on Where has the tax money "saved" in uk austerity gone? 1 month ago:
Military contractors mostly. “More aid to Ukraine” is usually code for “we’re giving money to the US MIC”. Also the money isn’t “saved” in that it now exists somewhere and therefore has to have gone someplace to exist there, the government simply doesn’t borrow as much for those services anymore. Probably borrows a lot more for other stuff though so in the end it doesn’t even balance out.
- Comment on Incident 1 month ago:
no??? If thats the case the groups are too big!! I have a child in daycare and I’d be horrified if there was such a bustle that the adults need to log every action they take because otherwise a kid might not get his diapers changed!!
- Comment on Choose one before starting the game... 2 months ago:
And why is that? Whats the difference between those places that manifests itself in such a way…
- Comment on Shamelessly stolen from Reddit 2 months ago:
You’re extremist that are driving politics to the fringes based on in/out group think.
Can you elaborate on this, what in/out group think? Those that commit war crimes and those that dont?
You’re highly exploitable and manipulated by people in power
Which people in power recommend reading Marx, Lenin, Fanon, Feinberg or any of those people??