Why so many downvotes lmao

Please don’t

It’s been a long time…

If this is true, here’s the profile:
https://www.xvideos.com/profiles/spiderkash

Last activity today and no watch history. No wayback machine archives either.

I didn’t just mean political assasination, I also meant self defense. No matter how peaceful you act, some right-winger will find some reason to attack you if you’re a minority.

And if one’s country’s gun laws are not as liberal as the United States’, they should at least carry a bottle of pepper spray, a taser, and a self-defense knife. If those are illegal as well, they should make them themselves. And they should use them goddamnit.

…Is that a real thing?

It would certainly be nice if lefties and marginalized groups also got strapped and learned how/when to use their weapon.

For the uninitiated

Huxley saw danger in nihilism and consumerism, then decided that Christianity — one of the most disgusting and life-hating ideologies in the history of humanity — was the solution.

Go read someone like Nietzsche instead who is actually intellectually honest.
https://standardebooks.org/ebooks/friedrich-nietzsche
https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/779

For the Australians: https://youtube.com/watch?v=fFkYz0d1j98

First-party stuff from your system package manager (things you install from the official repos with APT) are pretty much guaranteed to be safe. But the Snap Store (which uses snaps instead of flatpaks and is not installed by default on Debian) has unknowingly allowed and distributed malicious apps before. Flathub with flatpaks (which I think is enabled by default on Debian) hasn’t had such issues to this day AFAIK, but I would still be skeptical of stuff I install from there, and just not install apps with the Unverified badge on Flathub.

In the case of flatpaks, Flathub shows what permissions an app requests and gives it a kind of arbitrary safety level on its page:
You can click on it to see more information:
You can also use Flatseal to disallow any flatpak app from having certain permissions that you think it doesn’t deserve having.

Not being able to relieve basic human needs at school without getting permission first (using the bathroom, eating, some of my teachers even had temper tantrums about drinking water during class).

Is this meme not about Japanese walking? Comments seem a little too focused on electricity generation while walking.

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