Alcoholicorn
@Alcoholicorn@mander.xyz
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 19 hours ago:
Reddit, but it matches other sources.
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 20 hours ago:
Apparently they export a shitton of diamonds and textiles to the US, enough to outweigh their imports from China.
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 22 hours ago:
China is everyone’s biggest trading partner.
It’s not tho.
Call us a “puppet state” if you will, but we’re not as far up Trump’s ass as a lot of other allies.
The status of puppet state has nothing to do with whether a country’s leader opts to jerk off a clown in public, its about being willing to sacrifice your own economy for our benefit, and extends well beyond Trump.
Also: Supporting us in every war and hostile action against countries whose subjugation doesn’t even benefit your own capitalists.
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 1 day ago:
Australia’s biggest trading partner is China. It’s absolutely against their interest to have any kind of conflict with China. But being a puppet state of the US, they’re probably gonna do that anyway.
- Comment on If WW3 breaks out, who is going to be on which side? 1 day ago:
Ever been to Vietnam? It’s quite nice, and they’re going to remain neutral in any coming conflict.
- Comment on We're going backwards 1 day ago:
You can’t truely wash porous surfaces.
- Comment on We're going backwards 1 day ago:
A lot of taxis also work for the apps, it’s kinda like hotels that are listed on airBNB for some reason.
I’ve had too many bad experiences with taxi drivers demanding too much money or trying to drop me off too early, I almost exclusively book through apps now. I know the app takes 20-30%, why tf are you trying to charge me double what the app would for this route?
- Comment on We're going backwards 2 days ago:
Japan, compared to traditional hostels in Japan, which can be quite nice. I didn’t know there were capsules in the US.
- Comment on We're going backwards 2 days ago:
Maybe, but the couple I stayed in were mostly 30-50 year olds traveling for business.
- Comment on We're going backwards 2 days ago:
Weirdly, the capsule hotels tend to be more expensive than traditional hostels, and that’s for 150 dudes in a room.
- Comment on Chilis 🌶 2 days ago:
No no its fine, I just wasn’t expecting it to be chinese.
- Comment on Why do .ml users get a bad rep? 3 days ago:
It’s the same username, just on .ml. They’re just really obnoxious, the sort who goes down fighting about being allowed to say slurs.
- Comment on Why do .ml users get a bad rep? 3 days ago:
To maintain an overton window firmly within liberalism. Pre-emptively defederating hexbear “as a last resort” gave the game away.
- Comment on Why do .ml users get a bad rep? 4 days ago:
Weird, there’s no history in your mod log.
- Comment on We can play that game too 5 days ago:
Common Caleb L.
- Comment on Pika Pika 1 week ago:
- Comment on Chasing the Elephant 1 week ago:
“The elephant in the room”
- Comment on car producers 2 weeks ago:
If only literally any other company had that branding. Why does the archetypal American bike have to be some 800 lb monstrosity that’s constantly having minor mechanical issues, and impractical for going to work or getting groceries, or going around traffic, that absolutely sucks to pull onto a curb?
- Comment on car producers 2 weeks ago:
I don’t remember seeing 1 jeep in China, but every mall has a Jeep clothing store.
- Comment on Question: I don't agree with what Pauline Hanson did, but doesn't it kind of challenge the senate's stance on the issue to have reacted the way they did? Imagine if they had shrugged what she did off. 2 weeks ago:
Did you come over in winter? I am in Urumqi and its quite common to see open-faced helmet with a scarf/necktube/jacket pulled over the mouth/nose, I also saw it in Korea.
You have cameras which presumably can see their bike liscense.
Then again, masking in public due to illness/air pollution is common over here, it would be weird to ban just delivery drivers from covering their faces.
- Comment on Question: I don't agree with what Pauline Hanson did, but doesn't it kind of challenge the senate's stance on the issue to have reacted the way they did? Imagine if they had shrugged what she did off. 2 weeks ago:
supermarket, shopping centre etc
Why? Delivery drivers across Asia do it.
- Comment on Scientific Exposure 2 weeks ago:
If you told me that dude was Reagan’s nephew, I wouldn’t even bother to check.
- Comment on I work long hour and make little money 2 weeks ago:
dissent = trouble shut up = safe
That’s true in the US, anyone who thinks they have free speech hasn’t said anything that anyone cared about, and were asleep the entirety of 2020 and hasn’t turned on the news now that Trump’s ICE are so wildly incompetent they don’t even bother to obfuscate what they’re doing.
Those who don’t move don’t notice their chains.
- Comment on After Today's meeting where Trump fell in love with Mamdani, this is MAGA tomorrow morning. 2 weeks ago:
“This food has never been touched by human hands.”
-Trump, talking about McDonald’s.
- Comment on IT'S TIME! 2 weeks ago:
You’re supposed to change their feed when they get to the desired size.
- Comment on Racism restaurant 2 weeks ago:
Combine with butter and sodium citrate to make any cheese meltable.
- Comment on Radon 2 weeks ago:
I jack lumber.
- Comment on 🤔 Interesting Theory. 3 weeks ago:
Do you know how misshapen and lumpy Trump’s body is? That man’s tailor is a miracle worker to turn that into “wtf is that” into merely “oh, the suit looks too big”.
- Comment on A man can dream, can’t he? 3 weeks ago:
What coward is downvoting this?
- Comment on 🔥🔥🔥 3 weeks ago:
You understand that’s not any better right?
