chewypoops
@chewypoops@lemmy.world
- Comment on [deleted] 16 hours ago:
I don’t doubt it. Hentai in general seems to light up a different part of my brain than pornography.
- Comment on Drink up 2 days ago:
Men will find a way to say something gross about a woman in the most bizarre of contexts…
What exactly made you say this? This is a weird and rather inappropriate thing to say about someone…
- Comment on "What is the cost of lies?" 1 week ago:
People keep saying that the Fediverse is too hard to use because you need to be techy and understand instances and stuff. But here you are, happily using Lemmy without a brain.
- Comment on Make Congress Earn Average American Wage. 1 week ago:
Just checking the room here, y’all know that Congress doesn’t control things like private pensions, 401Ks, or average wages, right? You’re blaming Congress for the blight of capitalism.
They also don’t take that large of a salary. The actual issue is that they are allowed to do insider trading and make an undeserved fortune investing…
But pretending that all of these problems are just problems with how the laws are written is just ignoring the actual source of these problems.
- Comment on At least my dick is minty fresh 1 week ago:
But don’t you know that orgasms are 100x stronger when you’re uncircumcised, and you can’t pair bond with a woman if you’re cut because all your estrogen receptors were obliterated?
Just kidding, they got this BS from the intactivist community who will make up anything they need to blame circumcision for their psychological sexual dysfunction.
- Comment on Hard Out There For A Woman 1 week ago:
I’m getting whiplash here.
First I’m told there’s a guy who didn’t know the difference between Helen Keller and Emilia Earhart.
Then I’m told that Helen Keller really did fly a plane, and that the guy wasn’t misspeaking.
And now I have to grapple with the fact that the guy wasn’t stupid, but rather a conspiracy theorist, and that “Helen Keller conspiracy theorists” are a real thing.
- Comment on Which is worse: not wanting kids, or wanting them too much? 2 weeks ago:
No, I’m consistently supporting women in both comments.
- Comment on Which is worse: not wanting kids, or wanting them too much? 2 weeks ago:
Love presenting women’s mental health controversies as a joke.
Three children died and a family is forever destroyed. lol, amirite?
- Comment on Someone accidentally topped up credit (prepaid) on my second SIM, and paid for unlimited mobile data. Carrier's tech support doesn't care, should I consider it divine intervention? 3 weeks ago:
Mate, you should keep auto-renewal on, and go to the media to rat out your provider for knowingly letting you use another customer’s payment method. That’s one of those consumer segments that makes suburbanites mad.
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
You don’t seem to understand what false advertising is.
If a business advertises itself as a dog adoption firm, and you go through all the steps and pay for a dog and they give you a Sony Aibo, they falsely advertised.
If the chainsaw store is covered with dog pictures, and sarcastically calls itself “the dog store”, but only sells chainsaws, that’s just a weird business with bad marketing.
- Comment on When did humans stop creating wonders? 3 weeks ago:
Swedish Pizza Culture is a whole Internet rabbit hole, you GTFO noob.
- Comment on Gus 3 weeks ago:
I have no idea what’s going on but I’m upvoting it.
- Comment on Genius idea. Somehody should share this with the antivaxxers 4 weeks ago:
Everyone who knows who Jack Posobiec is: 😬
- Comment on "Gas" station 4 weeks ago:
Ah yes, the pumping station.
- Comment on 9/11 Conspiracy: what REALLY happened? 4 weeks ago:
I lost weight and now I’m more serious and unfunny.
- Comment on If circumcision is so insanely common in the USA, why do people tease about it on the internet? 4 weeks ago:
I feel like I you answered your own question.
If roughly half of all American men are circumcised, then that means that there is a predictable binary status men can hold in that regard. People will focus on a dichotomy simply because it exists.
- Comment on Fox News sharing billionaire propaganda 5 weeks ago:
Look, I’ve been trying to get people to understand this for 5 years now, but i guess online leftists respect Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon, too much to demand change from him.
- Comment on Fox News sharing billionaire propaganda 5 weeks ago:
Andy Jassy is the luckyest Billionaire CEO alive, since leftists have literally never heard of him and throw all their criticisms of Amazon at his predecessor…
- Comment on Happy Labor Day! 5 weeks ago:
Americans will attack other workers for minor differences in lifestyle rather than attack their boss for failing to provide basic quality of life in exchange for full time work.
Just like the ruling class wants…
- Comment on Yesnt. 5 weeks ago:
Forget the BS instances argument everyone keeps having.
The question I ask the ATProto folks is this: Explain how, if Bluesky went out of business tomorrow, the network keeps running without disruption.
I know that it can keep working, but unlike the Fediverse, it won’t happen smoothly like if a major instance shuddered and people had to migrate. Bluesky holds the whole thing together in a way that impedes good decentralization.
- Comment on Food served to US service men & women. 1 month ago:
I mean, when you literally sign up to be cannon fodder, I don’t know what you expect. America has always treated troops and veterans like livestock. You could simply choose a career other than oppressing the third world for oil profits.
- Comment on I too enjoy drinking water 1 month ago:
I really love these things. They look like the tree elevator on Myst island.
- Comment on "No precedent in American history!" NYT would have defended child labor. 1 month ago:
I’m gonna be real with you:
Comparing Universal Healthcare to Prohibition is the single worst pro-universal-healthcare take I’ve ever heard. Prohibition nearly broke this country. People lost their faith in the constitution, crime skyrocketed, people started dying from poorly distilled liquor and poisoned ethanol. It was a constitutional disaster.
Your other examples were acceptable, but I’d maybe leave the puritan moralizing constitutional amendment out of any future comparisons.
- Comment on If someone's injected with cancer cells, they develop cancer. Could at least part of the increase in cancer be to do with people getting cancer cells inside their bodies, similar to a viral outbreak? 1 month ago:
This clown keeps citing Charles Southam as if he was a respectable scientist whose experiments produced reliable data. I doubt they care about discrimination against cancer patients given that they hold esteem for a man convicted of crimes related to performing experiments on cancer patients without their consent.
- Comment on If someone's injected with cancer cells, they develop cancer. Could at least part of the increase in cancer be to do with people getting cancer cells inside their bodies, similar to a viral outbreak? 1 month ago:
This was one experiment by a guy who was criminally convicted for his illegal methodology for the same experiment. His experiments never reached the conclusion you are claiming, generally because his victims were cancer patients who already had cancer.
Half a century of medical research following this experiment suggests that cancer is not contagious in any real way. Comparing this to HIV is wild when in your OP you claim that transmissible cancer is somehow airborne. Apparently you think that people are just breathing out lung cells or something…
Your whole tone here is coming across as “14 year old who just read about a medical atrocity and thinks it would be edgy to evangelize human butchery as respectable medical science”. Southam was a quack, and treating his experiments as scientifically sound is a form of malice.
- Comment on If someone's injected with cancer cells, they develop cancer. Could at least part of the increase in cancer be to do with people getting cancer cells inside their bodies, similar to a viral outbreak? 1 month ago:
Southam’s experiments never proved anything. They earned Southam multiple criminal convictions for experimenting on people without their consent. His victims already had cancer, because he experimented on cancer patients. Stop spreading medical disinformation.
- Comment on business is business 1 month ago:
The audacity to ask for the raw, unprocessed photos for a lower price, and then complain that they look boring.
You wanted the raws. Process them yourself.
- Comment on The size decrease of fast-food over the last 5 years. 2 months ago:
Wow, they went from a gluttonous ball of fried chicken half the size of your head, to a perfectly reasonable portion size that would feed an adult. Outrageous.
- Comment on Theft 2 months ago:
No, because too many Democrats can’t even recognize genocide when it is happening right in front of them, and while I understand that we have to “play the game” in our two-party system, Democrats have given me no reason to support their party at a policy level.
- Comment on Why do so many people regardless of whether their reasonings are justified or not pinpoint South Park for ruining a generation of millenials? 2 months ago:
One one hand, South Park has expertly satirized current events for its entire existence, and the writing is genius.
On the other hand, it pretty much gave all the worst school children in the 2000’s permission the scream “fag” and “jew” all the time because they didn’t understand that Cartman isn’t supposed to be a role model.