shitposting

Some twenty armed federal agents busted into an Oklahoma City home and seized the laptops, phones, and life savings of the family living there, even though their names did not match those of the suspects listed on the officers’ search warrant; and ICE agents raided the house of an Irvine, California, couple whose son has been accused of doxxing agents, but had moved to New York months ago.

a man who had been rescued from Mount Fuji after suffering from altitude sickness was rescued a second time after returning to the mountain in search of his phone;

the U.S. president posted an AI-generated photo of himself as the pope.

Found it in my images while looking for something. I'd made that one a while ago and was rather proud of it.

The head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told Americans it was their “patriotic duty” to save on medical costs by not getting sick

the U.S. Naval Academy canceled a philosopher’s lecture about wisdom after he refused to refrain from discussing the 381 books the school banned from their library

in Mississippi, the Commission on School Accreditation voted to remove a requirement that graduating students pass a United States history test

A man driving in Indonesia followed Google Maps directions off an unfinished bridge

r/climateshitposting

Is Iron a Non-Renewable Resource?

[Tagged] Nuclear Simping

[a picture of a can]

Doing What It Says in the Tin

The Silence of the Bourgeoisie

In the sprawling metropolises of modernity, a stark dichotomy reveals itself- a symptom of the underlying class struggle that pervades our society. Every humble abode I have had the misfortune of inhabiting, and every domicile of acquaintance I have visited, shares a striking feature: the incessant din of beeping hallways. It wasn't until my partner began her labors as a custodian among the affluent that the stark truth became evident: the opulent residences of the bourgeoisie are distinguished by their silence, a silence that underscores the chasm between the elite and the masses.

The Nature of Class Oppression

This previously unnoticed injustice stands as a poignant illustration of the class divide that ravages our world. Apparently, for those who reside in the upper echelons of wealth:

• The tyranny of earplugs is not a necessity for tranquil slumber, as they are spared the constant barrage of hallway alerts.
• They are not compelled to placate their babes at every interval, their households free from the maddening beeps that punctuate the lives of the less fortunate.
• They do not find themselves dependent on stimulants merely to maintain focus in the sanctity of their own homes.

A Designed Oppression

Humans were not meant to exist in such a state—confined within incessantly beeping cubes, their lives dictated by the whims of an oppressive architecture. Now, it seems, our dwellings are intentionally crafted by the ruling class to inflict psychological distress upon the proletariat, a calculated maneuver to further ensnare them within the web of oppression.

Conclusion

This glaring injustice is an affront to humanity's dignity, a stark reminder of the systemic inequalities that plague our society. The stark silence of the bourgeoisie in contrast to the cacophony of the proletariat does not merely highlight a class divide; it serves as a call to action. It is a testament to the enduring need for social change and the dismantling of systems designed to oppress.

Now playing Denis Leary - Asshole

Gonna repost some stuff that got deleted recently, so if you've seen some of the same garbage I've already posted that's the reason.

I can't poop anywhere but home.

Hope you get your nukes soon Canada. It's the only thing humans respect (for now).

I hate food waste and try to keep as little groceries in the house as I can so I can not waste any food.