What’s the secret of time travel Lemmy doing on Fry’s that guy’s Ass?

Ahh yes, I used love watching Among Us. It’s a very boring game to play, since public lobbies are dumb as hell, but no friends to play with either. But it’s great to watch people play it.

Some games are more fun to watch than actually playing. And you don’t have to experience the rage of defeat.

Since June 12, 2023, although this isn’t my first account. I discard accounts frequently.

(June 12 is the day the blackouts began)

Schools should just be one huge faraday cage.

Not a great idea for schools in the US… second amendment issues…

c/EnglightenedCentrism

I agree, 30 seconds is very valuable.

Because the farmers are planning to seize the means of production

Oh wait, they are the means of production (for food at least)

I don’t like public transport at all. I often just see arguments and fighting in subways. Causes me a lot of anxiety. Also, US subways don’t have platform safety doors. The NYC stories about people pushing people on the tracks… 😬 terrifying

Those platform safety doors will take ten years to be built, if they’ll even be built at all. 😔

Yea I’m fine, just read some bad news articles and stories from various online forums about terrible parents and noticed my parents are awfully similar. 😬

No country opposed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Every country that was a UN member at the time either voted in favor of it, or abstained because they believed it didn’t go far enough to include denying human rights to nazis and fascists.

Although, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights itself isn’t legally binding. It’s just a joint statement by UN members declaring what is considered human rights. It’s not like a violation of International Laws if they just ignore what they said. (Even if it were an international law, who’s gonna enforce it?)

The Third General Assembly adopted the Declaration just before midnight on December 10, 1948 with a vote of 48 to zero and eight abstentions. The abstentions came from the USSR, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic (UKSSR), the BSSR, Yugoslavia, Poland, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.

The Six Communist Abstentions

The Communist abstentions coalesced around the view that the Declaration did not go far enough. They had repeatedly made the point that to protect human rights adequately, the Declaration needed explicitly to condemn fascism and Nazism. Since it did not do that, they would abstain from the vote. The deep animosity that exists between Marxist egalitarianism and Nazi racism led the USSR delegation to propose amendments to what became Articles 19 and 20 stating that fascists and Nazis did not have human rights to freedom of expression and association. When those amendments were rejected, the Communists, rather than abstaining, which was their custom, voted against these articles.

https://ccnmtl.columbia.edu/projects/mmt/udhr/udhr_general/drafting_history_10.html

I spoke with a doctor there, who brought a police officer into the room at the end of our conversation, who told me I could either check myself into the hospital or spend the night in jail.

Excuse me what the fuck? Being depressed is a crime now? 😟 What country is this?

I feel so sorry that you had to go through this. 😔

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TO THE MOOON! 🚀🚀🚀 🌑

Hey, does your cats let you pick them up? Mine lets me, but she sometimes make a high pitched meow like she’s annoyed when I pick her up for too long. Idk if cats like it. Do they?

My cat also lets me touch her belly, dispite many internet people warned me not to, lol

I can even touch my cats tail! 😸

I’m sorry to hear that. 😟

The time I was hospitalized against my will for a mental health issue.

Jeez 😟

If you don’t mind, can you elaborate. Like… is it as bad as depicted in movies? Like does the staff abuse patients? I feel like those places are literally torture chambers… and for me, that’s worse than death. I’m always afraid to end up in those places. 😬