because they demostrate what tankies think should be thought as impossible: humane politics without the dictatoriat of the self-indulgent non-workers trying to coopt a society's governing tools in their name

Baader-Meinhof intensifies

I'd be like 🤌. Maybe even 🤌🤌.

Hint: the plate on the car behind the black one

nevermind, it's France. I'd read an "I" at first.

don't listen to me, it's not even France

Downvoted OP and upvoted your reply

This is a huge fucking problem, one that's about 100x as severe if you're hearing this happen the first time.

While fighting forces normally have their advantages/disadvantages compared to their opponents, food abundance or scarcity can make a strategic difference. See the psychological effect of the USN ice cream ship in WW2, listen to Ryan McBeth comparing his rations to what his Egyptian comrades called "army meat"...

Hell, in my own personal experience in Basic Training (had an award-winning kitchen) vs NCO school (food supply didn't work out, had to bring your own breakfast before the march), basic supply can be the difference between enthusiastic service and a refusal to train. And this was the same unit.

The magnitude of the US' fuckup in this war (the whole war tbh) has still not become fully perceivable. History books will be talking about this in the tone of "as devastating Vietnam was for US foreign policy, the coffin nails hammered in in 2026 became the harbingers of the US empire's accellerated fall"... or sth like that.

Came here for this. We had Project Chanology in my day. As long as there's Scientology, the youth will continue to milk them for lulz.

The main point of making a project open source is the possibility of third-party contribution.

It's been mentioned, but this is just a horrible title for the article. Bottom line: Japanese pubs for locals are struggling, because the locals themselves spend less time and money there —¹ for completely sensible reasons. Yea, they didn't pivot to catering to foreigners to save their businesses, but there is no mention of xenophobia being the reason. Guess we've gotta ragebait somehow 🤷.

¹ This dash has been manually added by a free-range, grass-fed human, using Android's little known "long press the minus"-technology.²

² You can long press the digits too.

Shut up, you're gonna triple tornado shwagobert summon him...

Piss on carpet

Fuck your censorship.

I CAN'T HEAR YOU, BROTHER!!

Oooh lookie here at Mr "I have a floor because I don't live in a hole". Must be nice with all that foundation to flaunt.

Not that I am one, but I believe true libertarians should be rabidly pro anti-trust legislation, letting corporations fail, and a 100% inheritance tax above a threshold.

yes

Get any Linux sysadmin certificate! The world's infrastructure runs on Linux, CI/CD-pipelines have a heavy Linux bias, and compared to how Oracle or SAP certs have developed, anything certifying you as capable of installing, setting up, and administrating a network of productive Linux servers is imho the straightest way to a solid job.

Ok to points 1. and 2.

But where is this Shangri La you speak of?

So how big are DS9 and the Defiant actually? The scales were all over the place.

They eat mold afaik. So if you see them, you know there's a source of humidity/mold you ought to check out.

Yea, was meaning to say just this. Pride was never "gone", and the clearest proof of this was still under Orbán's rule, where participating was still an act of resistance to the government. It might become smaller, more chill now.

ITT: people judging the vote and the voters by the magnanimous title alone.

The initiatives were worded and implemented so poorly, that it wouldn't surprise me if the initiants wanted to lose both these votes.

1. The inheritance tax would have caused mass nationalisations and it had pegged the tax proceeds to go towards climate goals instead of let's say the federal pension fund deficit (AHV-Loch). It would be incorrect to state that the voters don't support an inheritance tax or climate goals based on this vote.
2. The "service citoyen" proposal would have made some kind of civil or military service mandatory for all, but would have essentially reduced the military to a volunteer force, which would be socially unacceptable. The Swiss have a historically repeatedly confirmed will to keep a citizen's militia as the country's only security force.