pov: the government is spying on you
0.000% of Communism has been built. Evil child-murdering billionaires still rule the world with a shit-eating grin. All they has managed to do is make themself sad.
fun facts about myself: i am always correct and never wrong. if you disagree with me, you are wrong and you should FEEL BAD.
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4·1 day agoVive poutine? I mean it is delicious but I don’t know if I’d go that far?
In case of Chainsaw Man, guns are very much part of the power system
22·3 days agoHopefully this will be the end of Nigel farage…
9·5 days agoThink about this, since Thatcher first got into power, Britain hasn’t had one good prime minister.
And yet those who are actively destroying our planet walks free
What did this guy do in particular to deserve the trophy?
is this what they call “code switching”?
why green? do you think only the United States can commit a capitalism?
lemmy users have only about five different ideas in rotation basically. it’s like beans, corn, and some other stuff i couldn’t remember.
pathetic…
i bet our ancestors tried drinking ███ too. it probably just didn’t catch on as drinking milk did.
10·12 days agothat’s definitely an anomaly, turn back
3·13 days agothere is just no way that “temporary” bypass is actually going to be temporary
Fun fact, the current pronunciation of “lose” likely comes from people in the past confusing it with “loose”! Quoting the OED:
The regular modern English pronunciation representing Old English losian would be /ləʊz/; the standard English pronunciation /luːz/ seems to be due to association with LOOSE v., which in some contexts (e.g. to loose hold) closely approaches this verb in meaning.
Otherwise it would probably be pronounced as /ləʊz/ (similar to nose, pose, close, etc.).
So people in the past doing the conflation - totally fine, accepted, and normal. Because that’s what you learned from the start. But people now doing the same kind of conflation - unacceptable, illiterate, stupid. Because that’s new and different.
People are afraid of change, who knew…
words merging is a thing that happened countless times in English’s history. why make a fuss about this one?
Can someone assure me democracy is actually good? All I see is people constantly being against things are clearly good for them…