king_comrade

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on Euthanasia for AUDHD · c/autism · 2 pts · 2d

'I don't want to die' Something inside you is begging you to keep going, to stay alive. Just... Really consider if this is what you want, wholeheartedly. You don't get to regret this choice my bro, aren't you even a tad curious to see what comes next, for better or worse?

In any case, I'm thinking about you Littlesad, I hope you find the peace you need 🫂

He's just gonna give up and move on, like most things he fucks with. Look at the white house, it's a great example of how this rapist runs things. Cause a big mess, change plans constantly, expect others to figure it out.

on What-pilled am I? · c/autism · 3 pts · 13d

That was a good read, your post succinctly describes the thoughts and feelings I've been struggling with over the years. There must be something we're missing about the inherent human need to be 'connected' and why so many of us go to extreme lengths to create, maintain and expand these systems of order.

It was never about the kids, they just needed an excuse to lock down the internet and most Aussies fucking bought it. My countrymen are fucking dumb as shit, Aussies are only useful for digging holes out in the desert it would seem. Shame, we could be so much more.

on Interesting · c/lemmyshitpost · 8 pts · 25d

I read 'Stasi State or Socialist Paradise?: The German Democratic Republic and What Became of It' by Bruni de la Motte, John Green, and Seumas Milne. This book really challenged my western perspective on East Germany and highlighted the complex collapse that occurred. Something that isn't talked about is how many social and workers rights were taken away or reduced when the wall fell. Feminism in particular backslid tremendously as state support for female employment was removed and women as a result faced widespread unemployment.

I guess I just want to point out it wasn't a perfect black and white victory for the west, it was also a calamity that caused depression era style suffering for the people living there. I strongly recommend the book for anyone that enjoys circle jerking the fall of the Wall.