

Nope, the red flag is easy to recognise.


Nope, the red flag is easy to recognise.


Sorry but that sounds so American. Are you USAmerican?
Because nearly every other first world country in the world doesn’t have at will, but rather worker rights to have a certain notice period.


Hey, currently it’s not our police that is collecting people, putting them in camps and having them vanish from there.
I really feel like Bart here right now.


Check their other posts lately. It’s somebody on a mission, in the original religious sense of the word, here on the fediverse to bring their version of God to us heathens and nonbelievers. But at least they are not aggressive from what I have seen till now.


Yeah for sure an important concept to think about. But you can ask that completely without the misogyny. Or the religion. I mean what can you trust is one of the biggest metaphysical question in philosophy for a reason.


No, I think what they meant is: “why do they believe their father is indeed their biological father. They only have the word of their mother for that”
Which is so fucked up, because first it implies it’s oh so important to know your biological father and second it specifically puts mothers in a worse position. Because spoiler alert: I can’t remember my birth, so I also can’t know for sure if my parents are indeed my biological parents. If we go the route of “they lied to you”, well why should I trust them then that my mother is indeed my mother? So simply a nice mix of misogyny.


I don’t know anyone who wrote holy books or is a saint, so I cannot know their truthworthiness. I do however know the persons who raised me. Are they my biological parents? From certain traits I’m pretty sure yes. But even if they wouldn’t be, it wouldn’t change that they raised me and that is far more important to me than who gave me their genes.


No, you bring it back to where you bought it and they need to take care of it. And it is not for every electronic, but only the big stuff (oven, washing machine). Which makes it a hassle mostly, so people don’t do it.
Smaller electronics you can bring to the communal waste collector, they should do the further sorting and recycling.
So no extra bins, I’m afraid.


Same dude as in the movie/comic, yes. At one point he was so angry at the sea destroying one of his bridges build to attack somebody, that he whipped the sea to show who is the master and who is the subjugated one.


Didn’t think Godking Xerxes would use the fediverse.


I like checking what kind of Euros I get, but never thought about purposefully taking coins with me. You convinced me to try it next time =)


Interesting idea, never thought about it. But I don’t think the sellers would like to put that information out into the public. Many things, for example also tax related, doesn’t incentives sellers to openly report such information. Except if it is a publicly traded company, than they must report it in their reports.


No, the sellers already have the email address, that’s how they ask for reviews. It is simply the way the current internet works: reviews are king, but if the bought thing works as expected most people don’t leave a review, while people with problems are much more likely to leave a bad review. So sending an email asking for reviews is cheap as hell and one of the easiest way to boost their reviews, because if even only every 10th person leaves an “everything is fine”, that boosts their numbers immensely. And after 1 or 2 weeks, chances are that the big draw backs and failures didn’t manifest yet. So also increasing the good to bad review ratio.


Now I’m confused, so you do support Russia?
Not supporting Ukraine isn’t the same as supporting Russia.
And supporting Russia in the context of the russian war in Ukraine is pretty much the litmus test regarding being at a tankie at the moment.


Perfectly fine opinion to have.
That’s not what the tankies say though ;)


Have you looked at the Russian side? Strangely you only condemn the Ukrainian side, but not the Nazis in the Russian Russian one
Sure, you can see it that way and I wouldn’t even argue it’s illogical. But the way socialism was taught in GDR is the definition I gave above and China is not socialist under that definition.
That’s easy: private ownership of means of production is not socialist.
I will even include another non socialist fact : China has billionaires (in US$). Those should not exist in a socialist country.
Wait, just to confirm: you really believe that signing a pact to partition Poland isn’t a sign that in fact Poland will be invaded?
No. Hard No. The progressive Germany we (I live here) have today was fought AGAINST those that continued to shape Germany even after the war. A strong shift was the 68 movement that specifically questioned why people who worked in administrative positions under Hitler continued to work in sometimes the same positions in West Germany. And also it was not because the Germans were the one calling the shots. A lot of the democratic reforms were only possible in the first place because those Germans that championed them were backed by the guns of the allied forces.
And honestly most problems we currently have are exactly because of remnants from Nazi times that weren’t sufficiently destroyed.
And so currently we have exactly the same problem so many others have: conservatives who don’t conserve anything but rather are regressive and want back to a “good old days” that never existed