NihilsineNefas
@NihilsineNefas@slrpnk.net
- Comment on What are some cool/decent PC games that are not on Steam? 3 days ago:
Voices of the Void
Absolute peak game that doesn’t really have any contemporaries.
A game with base management, fully open map, random events ranging from spooky to hilarious, minigames to fix equipment, little robot helpers, big robot helpers that require some assembly, but don’t need charging thanks to running on nuclear power, and a quadbike you can backflip.
And the Christmas gun.
- Comment on Water companies in England and Wales explore ‘surge pricing’ during drought 3 days ago:
Just in time for the data centers to dohble our national consumption
- Comment on Oneiric | AI Sci-Fi Short Film | Higgsfield Originals (2026) 6 days ago:
Youraislopbores.me
- Comment on This Did Not Age Well 1 week ago:
Give it ~80 years and America’s puddle of radioactive diesel, sewage, asbestos and heavy water left over from an illegally built nuclear powered missile silo under the glacier is exposed.
- Comment on This Did Not Age Well 1 week ago:
This was from before his pal Jeff stopped feeding him ‘jerky’ and adrenochrome
- Comment on Every time 1 week ago:
This is why I never want Iain M Bank’s books to be made into film
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
I don’t know how else to explain it.
Of course you don’t, because it’s an assumption and a generalisation that you’re hinging your entire tirade upon
This was a nice post about a nice group of people that YOU decided to shit upon and suggest they were likely just " good ol boys " because they drove a truck.
You literally brought up the strawman yourself when you said “but what if they were black or hispanic or trans” as if those people are all incapable of forming social connections that would put them in contact with their own version of Kevin.
You’re straw manning, then pointing the finger at anyone that calls you out on it and telling “abelist” and whataboutism-ing at them until they stop talking to you. If you’re doing this in real life as well the there’s no wonder you’ve ostracised yourself.
Want to know if your argument is ever making a generalisation in bad faith?
I also never said that everyone who drives a truck is a fascist. I only said that a lot of them are,
Replace “drives a truck” and “fascist” with anything you like. Then read your own words again.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
So you’re strawmanning.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
Are you suggesting that makes it okay to forget about outsiders? Because if that’s what you believe, then I challenge you to explain what makes xenophobia wrong without contradicting that sentiment that you’re relying on so heavily.
Why would your first assumption be that I’m excluding everybody that doesn’t fit into the niche?
For clarity, if you want me to pass your purity test by telling you that Xenophobia makes about as much sense as stapling your genitals to a 2x4 and swinging said 2x4 at a hornet’s nest, since we’re ALL GOD DAMN HUMAN BEINGS THAT DESERVE RESPECT AND HELP WHEN NEEDED EVEN IF THEY ARE SHITTY.
I don’t think anyone in their right mind would use that to argue that blind black men shouldn’t require additional assistance and accomodations that most don’t.
Who’s arguing that? We’re talking about sharing what abilities we do have for the greater good, in this one tiny example posted- where one person has a truck, another has a need for a truck. They, as human beings, understand that helping people feels good, so they help each other in exchange for a ‘peppercorn’ payment of either a shared drink/a pizza/the acknowledgment of being the one that provides help the next time. (Based on the last line about the guys with the truck noticing he was strong for his size, they knew he was capable and wouldn’t have asked something of him beyond his ability, because that’s rude.)
the more examples you list, the more you marginalize people who either can’t do those things, or can’t find someone who’s willing to help them out in the way that they need in exchange for one of those things that they happen to also be able to do.
So you’re assuming that I’m saying people that can’t pay through any means don’t deserve help? You REALLY think that about a stranger you know nothing about.
Have you heard of the concept of goodwill? Of helping someone out for the entirely selfish reason of ‘helping people feels good and it makes me feel good’?
Do you know that there are volunteers currently digging people (people that couldn’t ever repay them, some of whom are children, many of whom will become disabled as a result.) out of the rubble that was once their home at great personal risk from either falling debris or from further attacks that led to the homes being destroyed?
But please tell me how the examples that I’m providing are exclusive and how they’re not non-exhaustive examples of ways that human beings help one another.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
“to each according to their connections.”
Show me one part of humanity’s development that did not involve social connection. You, as a human being are part of an unbroken chain of social connections spanning back so far that there isn’t even a word for how many generations it is.
Maybe the system works for autistic people who can grill, but what about autistic people who can spend two hours explaining the history of North Rhine-Westphalia or Star Trek lore or any other special interest? You think someone with a truck will view that as an equivalent exchange?
You’re still focusing too much on the minutiae of the reference not the meaning behind it, its not about the grilling the same way it’s not about the truck, the same way small talk isn’t about the weather.
To use your own words
I don’t know how much clearer I can break it down for you
ITS ABOUT MAKING A CONNECTION WITH ANOTHER HUMAN BEING AND DISCOVERING THAT NOT EVERYONE IS A CUNT.
I have fully ND mates, who have special interests that they have built communities around. One of whom was genuinely incapable of spending time out in public without being in full body attack mode after less than an hour is now entirely able to spend an entire day out at a festival AND maintain enough social battery to continue spending time with friends well into the evening. Something they have fully admitted to me would not be possible five years ago.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
I’m not saying it’s an inexplicable reason.
Im saying that you’re making a lot of assumptions about people that are harming your ability to connect and learn the truth about them by jumping straight to “You’re a fascist/ableist/[insert a label that allows you to maintain your supposed moral high ground by not engaging in converssation.]”
Your attitude of assuming fascism based on one drop of ignorance, either through their poor upbringing, susceptibility/exposure to propaganda or through, in this post for example, their choice to drive a truck, is part of what’s causing your social life harm.
Now, to clarify; I am in no way suggesting that you need to make nice with actual fascists. I’m saying you should treat people with differing opinions like human fucking beings, because judging people based on your own assumptions about the miniscule amounts of information you can garner by a short interaction IS some fascist shit.
I, to suffer from being a neurodivergent and more often than not, being an antisocial person, but what I do is actually talk to people like they’re actual people, instead of painting then with a wide brush by labelling them.
I have genuinely changed someone’s mind on what’s going on in Gaza by actually talking to them about it, instead of shutting down any form of communication and cutting them out, because I KNEW they weren’t actually a racist, but instead were a product of the absolutely monumental propaganda campaign that is modern mass media and social media manipulation.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
You don’t have to keep your mouth shut about the bad things going on in the world to be nice to people.
The same way an ongoing climate collapse, the rise of real fascism in america (not just ‘being friendly’ to people as you say) multiple wars and multiple capital G genocides does not mean you’ve got to be shitty to everyone around you just because they’re not perfectly aligned with the way you speak.
Maybe try to take a minute and instead of reading everything in bad faith by instantly thinking the worst of someone who you know nothing about based purely on an internet comment, use the phrase “Dont make perfect the enemy of good.”
If you want to stay a self imposed outast, that’s fine too. But remember nobody is making it out alive if everyone tries to make it alone.
- Comment on How to move a sofa 2 weeks ago:
The same way it isn’t about the couch, it isn’t about the taxes
To each according to their means, to each according to their needs was
Or in brocialism terms “Autism be damned my boy can work a grill”
Every metaphor breaks down if you read it at face value
- Comment on No Spoiler 👁️⃤ 2 weeks ago:
How about “The worlds most advanced military power allowed 2000 deaths to occur, all to further allow its parent state to tighten restrictions on free movement, increase surveillance on innocent civilians, and garner support for an invasion of an unrelated country?”
- Comment on PANAMA CANAL: COMING SOON 2 weeks ago:
Imagine the last thing he does before keeling over is collapsing thw world trade economy by closing the panama canal to make a quick buck
- Comment on Are datacenters in space more lucrative than on earth? 2 weeks ago:
The only possible upside is that kessler syndrome will not only wipe out the internet, but it’ll trap these techofascists on the ground with us (or bring about the return of blimps when the first of their bunkers is overrun by civilians pumping raw sewage into it.)
- Comment on Anon is 23 3 weeks ago:
HAAANK DONT ABBREVIATE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE HAAANK
- Comment on Anon is 23 3 weeks ago:
Why do you think ghislane was power-moderating reddit until 2019 and eglin was [redacted] {user has unfortunately died in a vehicle collision and subsequent lithium fire}
- Comment on Anon is 23 3 weeks ago:
The world will always need electricians (and if society collapses you’ll have the knowledge to not die when salvaging parts from the clankers that countries sent in after they ran out of human meat for the grinder)
- Comment on thoughts and prayers for science 3 weeks ago:
Please provide any example of a scientifically proven miracle. (Other than that one politician at the podium saying “If I’m wrong may Allah strike me down” and immediately dying of a heart attack)
- Comment on Got fired over a peproncini today so expect a lot of bullshit for the next couple days. 3 weeks ago:
Sweet jesus I have no idea how americans haven’t gotten all french about it until they’re given the same rights that most countries have :(
Genuinely sorry that you have to deal with that level of buuuuullllshit. Fingers crossed there’s some hope for you getting rights and or a government that isn’t actively trying to kill you
- Comment on Got fired over a peproncini today so expect a lot of bullshit for the next couple days. 3 weeks ago:
That seems like an open shut wrongful dismissal case, but I really don’t know what the labour laws are in your end of the world
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
Nice moving of the goalposts, but in two of your examples, the IDF soldier and their partner- both are complicit in supporting the genocidal settler state in their actions, and both are living off land stolen from the people that lived there before they were criminally displaced.
I dont disagree that the people responsible should be punished, that goes without saying, but suggesting that people who unknowingly purchase produce (not including those actively supporting the genocide by providing arms and equipment, who are responsible and should be punished accordingly) and the ones who aren’t at the protests hold far less sway than the people actively perpetrating war crimes, and suggestion to the otherwise is willfully ignorant of both how international law works and intentionally misinterpreting my point.
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
“Go and move everyone out of that building there, don’t let anyone back in”
aljazeera.com/…/mapping-forced-displacements-and-…
“Hand out these leaflets telling them that the area is now off limits”
globalnews.ca/…/israeli-military-drops-flyers-ord…
x.com/MosabAbuToha/status/1902527687014424782
“Build a berm there”
apnews.com/…/israel-gaza-yellow-line-barrier-ceas…
“Drive this bulldozer and clear the rubble so we can get through”
anewpolicy.org/…/d9-armoured-bulldozers-in-the-id…
“Wire up this camera to the checkpoint network so our system can check everyone is safe”
…westpoint.edu/israels-use-ai-dss-facial-recognit…
See, I can make things sound entirely legal and moral, too. Doesnt make them moral actions.
"exactly the feeling that I have, that it doesn’t make sense to make individual soldiers responsible for working out that their orders are wrong except in the most obvious circumstances. "
Oh no these poor soldiers having to work out if they should or should not kick families out of their ancestral homes so that israeli settlers can build an apartment complex. Those poor innocent soldiers just doing their job and shooting pregnant women./s
reuters.com/…/israel-army-bans-t-shirts-mocking-a… <- this was from 2009
Anyone with eyes and a brain can tell that what they’re doing isn’t in any way shape or form a moral action, and has not been for DECADES.
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
There were soldiers who just fought as they were told to and without doing anything clearly immoral or illegal
Please tell me which of the nazi’s orders were moral.
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
en.wikipedia.org/…/Israeli_occupation_of_Southern…
en.wikipedia.org/…/Israeli-occupied_territories
Of course they aren’t, definitely not an invading force displacing millions of civillians in MORE THAN ONE COUNTRY.
Shut your warcrime denying ass up before you embarrass yourself further
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
South korea isn’t invading the north and killing children
- Comment on She's just defending her country 4 weeks ago:
“Just following orders” does not hold up in court today nor did it hold up in the Nuremberg trials.
- Comment on Should I buy a Switch 2 despite owning an OLED? 5 weeks ago:
The Nintendo fandom is unmatched even in their ability to take an absolute shafting from a company that would throw them down a river at the hint of emulating instead of paying full price for a 20 year old game.
Of course this is coming from a guy that still owns a working gameboy color, so I can understand at least a little how the nostalgia and the ability of “Their old hardware was always so good” carrying a lot of weight of their newest product.
This one that feels either overpriced for minor incremental upgrades being labeled as a whole new console (compare the ps1 to ps2 and you’ll see how little they’ve changed in the switch 1, to OLED, to switch 2.) Or actively enshittified to scrape more money out of their fans wallets, in my opinion.
- Comment on British public more likely to prefer Count Binface wins Clacton by-election than Nigel Farage 5 weeks ago:
I’m already voting for him, you don’t have to sell it to me any more