homie netanyahu is so dependant on the US, the killing must’ve felt to him as if it happened on Israeli soil

comparing your profile’s comment count to the average user, I’d say that’s solid self advice

I fully agree with this and don’t dispute it, but when you look at all the media that came out from the republicans within the first 48 after the shooting, hell even trump’s speech, was about “the radical left”. even if the reality is different now, that thought is already engrained in the psyche of the right and I almost guarantee that even after the realization that Tyler is even more radical than kirk, the tabloids will continue to read “radical left”, even though everyone knows its bullshit. because its what everyone except for the dems want to hear.

fair enough.

do we know if the father is religious?

well said

she’s not wrong though. as a christian in the middle east, you have mosques kicking off every morning, Islam is noticeable in everyday life everywhere (to the extent that I feel that you have a substantially higher religious freedom in Europe as a muslim), and if you do something that is socially (and therefore religiously - as there’s a nonexistent division between church, states and culture here) risque, you can also gtfo. so what?

this is huge if true, where’d you read that?

this was some of the most insightful shit I’ve read on Lemmy in a while. thanks for this - well written and easy to follow for an aerospace noob.

you have summoned me?

🛥 see you on the high seas

THROW LINUX MINT ON THAT BITCH

ummmm…

I go 524135

that’s really to bad, guess your guys’ gangs really fucked that up for everyone

cop: are you carrying anything sir?

me: no sir, I keep it all PG

cop: alright, you have a good day now

me smirking and taking out my Pocket Guillotine

a high quality pocket knife. never leave home without one.

I am ironman

two things I feel into a rabbit hole about recently were how LSD became illegal and the Fermi paradox.

so LSD, once hailed as a powerful tool for psychological healing and spiritual exploration, became illegal largely due to political and cultural backlash. as the drug became associated with the 1960s counterculture, anti-establishment movements, and civil unrest, governments—particularly in the U.S.—moved to criminalize it more out of fear of social disruption than scientific reasoning. the backlash overshadowed promising medical research, leading to decades of prohibition.

the Fermi Paradox points out the contradiction between the high probability of alien civilizations existing in our vast universe and the complete lack of evidence or contact with them. despite billions of stars and potentially habitable planets, we haven’t seen signs of intelligent life—raising big questions like: Are we alone, or is something stopping civilizations from contacting or surviving long enough to do so?

My Feedly mainly

+1

I also never liked the twitter format of “tweets”, there’s too much going on at once and I feel overstimulated