mirshafie
@mirshafie@europe.pub
- Comment on 20 hours ago:
No, they’re unhelpfully trolling you because they’re autistic teenagers.
Lynx is a text-only browser. It’s cool but it’s not what you asked for.
- Comment on Anon is an introvert 3 days ago:
Visited the American Northeast as a Swedish person. Dude at Chic-fil-A asked me how my day was. I’m like “whaaaat?” Great sandwich though but I still think about that young man’s pep.
- Comment on As a small farm owner, no image has ever been more accurate 1 week ago:
I disagree, but my dad always raves about how great ducks are. Resilient, resistant to disease, eat everything including garden pests…
- Comment on Must have apps 1 week ago:
Just use dd
- Comment on Small Person POV 2 weeks ago:
I guess technically men also have FUPA but I think in common parlance it is tightly associated with women. Size varies, as with everything else.
- Comment on Small Person POV 2 weeks ago:
It’s what some women look like.
- Comment on oh no guys theyre gonna report us to the FBI 2 weeks ago:
FBI is all like “thanks for the dank memes bro keep em coming”
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
No, obviously I’m talking about meth.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Why eat fiber when there’s gum karaya? Why stop smoking when there are iron lungs??
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
What about ice?
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
OK.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
Okay.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
Of course not. It’s predicated on the fact that you’re creating a conflict over nothing. We’re not disagreeing over the voter ID verification.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
You do need therapy man. I’m genuinely sorry if it is unavailable to you but you’re literally looking for unnecessary fights. We’re fucking agreeing over the specifics, but for some reason you’re still pressing on and creating a conflict where there absolutely is none.
Good idea to quit this thread now though.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
Someone explained to you what the problem was and you responded by saying you didn’t see what the problem was.
I don’t see a problem with the ID verification that you currently have in place.
Gaslighting is what you’re doing. If there was a misunderstanding, fine - I can clarify and that’s that. But you’re trying to tell me what I meant and where my opinions are derived from (i.e. your media cycle). That’s what gaslighting is. It has nothing to do with having different opinions or challenging someone’s views.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 2 weeks ago:
That’s not changing your mind.
That’s you reading in what you needed to hear so that you could have an unnecessary fight with someone on the internet. The rage addiction is what’s unhinged.
You could have asked for clarification, as in: “do you mean that there’s no problem with demanding passports rather than other forms of photo ID, or do you mean that there’s no problem with verifying citizenship with the current system?” Instead you jumped from one accusation to the next, utterly unable to engage in an actual exchange.
Oh, I know, I know, even more gaslighting, right?
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
The trouble you’re having is that you’re jumping to ridiculous and unhinged accusations. If you look at this very thread, I immediately changed my mind when a user pointed out that you already need photo ID for voting. But you just can’t let it go. So “you” have won the political argument, I’ve conceded like 15 comments ago. That’s the part where I think this goes beyond normal political outrage for a legitimate issue, and has probably crossed over into something that’s affecting you and your relationships on a personal level. I do not mean this as an ad hominem although I phrased it in an unhelpful way.
- Comment on Tattoo 3 weeks ago:
I know two people who have done the same thing. Both are blonde and named Matilda.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
I gathered as much. I’m just saying not everyone you talk to on the internet is American. It’s not the default. I’m writing to you in my third language. I have no obligation to follow your media cycle.
But regardless. I know that access to health care is limited for lots of Americans, and it was not my intention to be hurtful.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
See a therapist, man.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
I’ll spell it out for you. I am not glued to yankee media. So no, I’m not reiterating “Republican talking points” or “pasting” from them. I’m just reacting to what I’m reading in this thread and what I’ve seen from some British media which has a similar discussion.
I’m sure you have a talking point about how poll taxes aren’t so bad either.
LOL. Insufferable. Bye.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
If that’s the case then there really shouldn’t be any reason to complicate it further.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
Right, I get it. You have photo IDs (supposedly with chips?) but that’s not necessarily enough to prove citizenship. What should be enough for voting is a voter’s card coupled with the photo ID. And it sounds like that’s what you have now.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
Then I have a really hard time seeing what the problem is.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
I don’t even know what Republican talking points are. I’m commenting from a Scandinavian perspective in which a photo/biometric ID plus your voter card that gets mailed to your address is required to vote.
I’m not saying that the proposed legislagion is good or bad. I’m saying that it’s genuinely difficult for Americans to acquire proper ID then that’s a deeper problem that you should address first.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
In the US?
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
Sounds maddening and inefficient. I still don’t see a problem with requiring proper ID when casting the ballot.
- Comment on American workers are tired of waiting. 3 weeks ago:
LMAO I have no idea what you’re on about. Sami and Tornedalings would laugh in your face if you presented this argument.
Maybe there are legitimate grievances for what should count as proper ID and how you can acquire them, I don’t know, I’m not that much in tune with this part of American politics. But I find it very hard to believe that the requirement of biometric/photo ID is the real problem. If it is genuinely so difficult to acquire a proper ID, then you should probably work on that issue instead of the idea of requiring them for voting.
- Comment on Need a AI update 3 weeks ago:
It’s almost exactly what an advert for something like this would read like, and that’s why it’s actually good satire.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Don’t worry about the haters. Lemmy needs content, and your is fine.