Basic Glitch
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Hard to imagine why costumes people slapped together and revelry would be legit terrifying to billionaires and their loyal servants, right? But then again like 90% of their success relies on throwing ungodly amounts of money at kayfabe and advertisements in order to “fight” the message of peace among the peasant class.
Seems like war is always profitable for a select group no matter where they’re from. Hard not to notice the parallels between the present day U.S. and the past of Germany. Especially when you read about the history corporations really don’t like people discuss. Nazi Billionaires: The Dark History of Germany’s Wealthiest Dynasties is a 2022 book by Dutch historian David de Jong about German industrialists who profited from the government during the Nazi era
Apparently most of the families have paid lip service but continue to hold the majority of power, private property, and wealth. Weird. Anyway, on a brighter note, happy Mardi Gras and lass die guten Zeiten rollen. As long as it’s acceptable to the overclass I guess. If not, fuck em.
Idk if this is correct but if so I like it.
Schrei nach Liebe Deine springerstiefel sehnen sich nach zärtlichkeit Your jumper boots yearn for tenderness
Du hast nie gelernt dich zu artikulieren You never learned to articulate yourself
Und deine eltern hatten niemals für dich zeit And your parents never had time for you
Arschloch Asshole
Basic Glitch@sh.itjust.worksto
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2·1 month agoI don’t think the analogy works. ISIS isn’t a legitimate federal law enforcement agency enforcing federal law.
ICEis not enforcing any legitimate federal law.
However, the fact that ICEis a federal agency unlike their cousin ISIS, is reason enough to encourage all protestors to remain nonviolent. Which protestors have continued to do even while ICEis murdering citizens for doing nothing but expressing their first amendment. This is also why I asked my first question (trust me, I’m not in the habit of asking people to show their papers, unlike ICEis)
If you supported people protesting on Jan. 6th before they stormed the barriers, why do you think people protesting in Minnesota are in the wrong?
Also, how do you feel about the use of thermal cameras to scan and preemptively target individuals carrying concealed weapons?
Do you think 10 gunshots, all fired after a suspect has already been disarmed and is no longer a threat, is a bit excessive? Not enough gunshots? Or the goldilocks level of just right number of gunshots?
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pics@lemmy.world•This is America. Do not let this image be forgotten.
5·1 month agoHowever that being said… You’re perfectly within your rights to confront an angry bull that’s rampaging through your living room; but when you get gored people will ask why you put yourself in that situation.
There are no innocents in this situation. Both sides are making bad choice and escalating at every chance they get.
Quick question, who was in the wrong on January 6th, 2021?
Second question, if ISIS came into your town and started killing your neighbors, would you be encouraging everybody to just lay low? If somebody was murdered for filming ISIS while they terrorized your town and refused to leave would you ask why they put themselves in that situation?
Third question, how do you feel about government use of thermal cameras to preemptively scan and target people for concealed weapons? Especially when the person is disarmed and then murdered after being disarmed.
I feel like this should be a really easy question to answer. Like if a bull was using some kind of invasive tech that allowed him to select victims for goring by identifying the ones he could claim after goring that he had to gore them in self defense.
Basic Glitch@sh.itjust.worksto
pics@lemmy.world•This is America. Do not let this image be forgotten.
7·1 month agoI honestly think there’s a really good chance they probably used their privacy violating thermal cameras to scan the crowd and find somebody who was armed. Then they decided to target Alex Pretti (maybe because he was already standing in a fairly isolated area or maybe they lured him there, no idea) and get him involved in the situation with the bystanders they originally seemed to be targeting by herding them towards him. They acted overly aggressive with the two women and when he tried to help them they suddenly seemed to forget all about them and all swarmed Pretti at once before disarming and murdering him.
To be clear, I’m not saying he was in the wrong in any way for being armed. I’m saying the Trump administration is intentionally agitating then targeting and murdering Americans for exercising their rights.
Also, completely unrelated, but fuck Kyle Rittenhouse.
Thank you for rolling rain or shine and spreading some hope ❤️
I think all the fog actually ended up just adding extra ambiance








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