surewhynotlem
@surewhynotlem@lemmy.world
- Comment on Going back in time to see how the fishes and loaves trick was done 1 day ago:
^ the most unbelievable part of the picture
- Comment on Release the fear 1 day ago:
Where the toilet paper ends
A bidet in the attic
- Comment on Never gonna loosen them laces 1 day ago:
Not to explain the joke, but speculum are shoe horns for vaginas.
Now you know!
- Comment on Never gonna loosen them laces 2 days ago:
I think the technical term is speculum
- Comment on Mr Burn 2 days ago:
Who are you, my spouse?
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 3 days ago:
I more meant the choice to be an omnivore or vegetarian or vegan or carnivore. Most people don’t question why they do what they do.
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 3 days ago:
They work perfectly actually. You have a proper grasp of your situation. I do question your moral choice of putting flavor above killing, but you get the concept and have put the thought in.
That was my original point. The VAST majority of people never question their diet. You did. That’s rare.
My own choice to be vegetarian has it’s own moral issues, but my thought is that: if I have to sit in a box 10 hours and a day work to survive in capitalism, I won’t expect less from farm animals.
- Comment on Generational differences 3 days ago:
New weed is nothing like old weed. It’s WAY stronger now
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 3 days ago:
Did you choose to eat meat? What’s your logic? Which animals? Would you eat dog?
- Comment on Does the average person have no critical thinking? 3 days ago:
Do you believe in religion? Do you believe in any home remedies? Do you eat the same foods you grew up with?
It’s a very rare person that questions literally everything and logically analyzes why they think what they think.
- Comment on incredible that this was a show for childrend 1 week ago:
Look. I don’t mind if you’re straight. I have a bunch of straight friends. But it’s not appropriate to indoctrinate children to your “lifestyle”. Stop shoving this down my throat.
- Comment on Why hasn't congress passed a law saying that you can only deport people *back to their own country*? 1 week ago:
Still not getting it.
The US can create a law saying “you can only deport people to their home country”. And if the home country doesn’t allow that, don’t fucking deport them.
It’s basic empathy.
Otherwise, let’s just all deport them all to Antarctica. It would save a lot of money on logistics, if we’re willing to not give a fuck.
- Comment on Why hasn't congress passed a law saying that you can only deport people *back to their own country*? 1 week ago:
We could easily, and should, implement a law saying that people must be deported back to their own country. It just means fewer people would be deported.
- Comment on Things are about to finally change! 1 week ago:
Barely showing up wins again!
- Comment on The pipeline 1 week ago:
Yes. It’s quite gay to have meat in your mouth and enjoy it.
- Comment on Remember the Nega-Wojak. 2 weeks ago:
In most cases, it’s a permanent solution to a temporary problem. And people value life. Their own and other’s. Because we’re programmed to want to continue the species
If that wasn’t the case: why wouldn’t everyone just kill themselves right now? So they can live life? Why does that matter? If not to keep the species going, there’s no reason.
- Comment on Stonemaier Games sues the Trump administration over tariffs and their impact on the tabletop gaming industry. 2 weeks ago:
Can anyone sue the president over an official act? Is that a thing?
No.
until it gets picked up by the currently right-leaning supreme court, doesn’t it?
Yes
But if the government is spending time and effort fighting law suits they’ll have less time to do more horrible things, and might just give up if it’s too much effort.
- Comment on example of radical politics 2 weeks ago:
How is this not front page news‽
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
You can do whatever you like, I’m just explaining the rules. Whether you get caught or not is up to how reckless you’re being.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
Because they care about the value of the item, not what you paid for it.
Because they’re not stupid, and stupid people have been trying to find easy loop holes forever.
- Comment on "Cyber Trucks aren't lame!" 2 weeks ago:
You care too much about other people’s genitals.
- Comment on "Cyber Trucks aren't lame!" 2 weeks ago:
It’s crazy that this girl turned out to be right
- Comment on OK now you know why there will never be a Second Comming 2 weeks ago:
At this point it’s like a text message you’ve ignored for too long. It’s just going to be awkward when he shows up.
- Comment on zoomers are the new blooners 2 weeks ago:
Kids these days and their tickity tocks
- Comment on I was today years old when I found out Glomming on some Glizzys means eating some hot dogs. 2 weeks ago:
Thank you. This at least makes sense
- Comment on [deleted] 2 weeks ago:
That’s an interesting culture you have. I can’t say I share it.
- Comment on I was today years old when I found out Glomming on some Glizzys means eating some hot dogs. 2 weeks ago:
I know this, but I want to understand the etymology. Why glizzy? What’s gliz? The word itself makes me think of glazed.
Was this one of those words that was made up for a rap song because the author needed a rhyme so they just forced it?
- Comment on Bros being bros 2 weeks ago:
Both. It’s both.
- Comment on Bros being bros 2 weeks ago:
Incest
- Comment on woag 3 weeks ago:
Lemmy is a weirdly wholesome place sometimes