ErevanDB

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on ænyøne with me? · c/memes · 2 pts · 20d

Theres the keyman app, and recently the futo keyboard if you want a more modern-style keyboard. Id reccommend the futo one because of the larger number of festures, but its up to you.

on ænyøne with me? · c/memes · 3 pts · 20d

Also Þorn and Ðis þing, which i do not know ðe name of. (Really, id prefer Shavian, but ðat would require significantly more work to get people to switch)

on Hippity Hoppity · c/memes · 1 pts · 21d

Not only did nintendo take it down after their trailer came out, they took it down After it has been in development for over a year, (possibly multiple, but i dont remember precisely) and 1 day after it actually released. This was a public and very vocal team, so nintendo could have stepped in at any time before this, but no.

on Hate to see it · c/memes · 8 pts · 21d

Soylent is a real company now, so theres at least one evil corpo doing this.

Now, I may not be familliar with political terms, but social democracy tends to be on the left... And most of the things you pointed out, are on the far right... So you can see my confusion, right?

I know you say most, but to point out one very, very big outlier: the PRC (Peoples republic of China, the communist insurrectionists that somehow became the primary leaders of the chinese mainland) against the Uyghur people in China, who are currently undergoing forced organ harvesting, forced castration, literally concentration camps, etc.

I'm legitimately trying to find out how you think this could work. I have You a real-world example of someone who lives in the US, and asked what would happen to this person. If you would like to explain your thinking on how any of thst would work, please, tell me.

From a very basic google sesrch, Rhodesia seems to have been conquered by britain in roughly 1923, then regained independence in 1979/1980. That is about 57 years. The US has been around for 250, longer if you count the colonies preceeding it. They arent really at the point where they can just "go back". Also "go back to where they came from" okay. So, the guy born and raised in the middle of... Lets say, Vermont. His father and mother were both born in the US. Their parents were born in the US. Their parents were born in Russia, China, and Spain. Where does he go? None of these countries have a language he can speak, a culture that he is familiar with, a similar climate, or any real connection to him. Additionally, i agree that the USA should probably back off from attacking other countries, and that they can be a but stuck in the past on a few topics... But socialism doesnt work at scale. It either becomes capitalism with slightly more restrictions on buisnesses, (which is good, but is still capitalism), or it causes millions to starve to death. (Similar to Communism). (Not the point of the conversation, though)