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[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 9 points 13 hours ago (2 children)

Wouldn't ensuring leftists aren't parents but conservative are just work to push the overton window in the future?

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 3 points 13 hours ago* (last edited 13 hours ago) (1 children)

Please adjust the title to match or encompass an accurate telling of the title per rule 1.

@grimpy@lemmy.myserv.one

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 24 points 18 hours ago (3 children)

Ah yes, "the don't tread on me" party. Most leftists I know ring more true to the definition of libertarians than actual avowed libertarians.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago

I certainly can when my criticism isn't that they're not passing shit they don't have the numbers for, but rather that they don't stand for anything that isn't already in the public mandate. Idk how many times it needs to be mentioned, apparently more times than I have patience for.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago

Schumer did not in fact endorse Mamdani and just so we're clear, "a bit late" to you means the day before voting started. I'm glad you've clarified that that was the type of thing you're talking about, where you're objectively wrong on one and incredibly minimizing on the second. No wonder you like these empty suits.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago (2 children)

Brother, I literally said there have been progressive executive orders and progressive agency moves in the second sentence and virtually all this is executive shit. The only thing I see from congress is the respect for marriage act, which was put in place as a wall to prevent backflow of civil rights that the Supreme court granted in Obergefell v Hodges. You may as well give credit to Neil Gorsuch in your effort to thank Democrats in Congress for writing the opinion that gave them the courage to act on something they should have done during the Clinton era.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (2 children)

Rhetoric is almost as important as policy. If you see your leaders back down, your only option is to be mad at them and assert your right to what they capitulated on, or tell yourself that you don't really need it after all. An actual leader doesn't stop fighting because they lose or don't have the votes, they fight for the public mandate that will make up this difference in power and it becomes a larger fight. This is what Mamdani did instead of capitulating to the party that told him to stand down. The democratic leaders should be more like him, and less like whatever the fuck they're trying to be right now.

If you can excuse schumer and jeffries not endorsing Mamdani that's certainly a stance you can make, but having such low standards as to openly support them can't be good for your psyche. I'd rather vote for them and outwardly hate them, because being able to do math and tell a fascist from a neoliberal isn't the same as an endorsement, which you seem confused about.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world -1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (4 children)

The last legislation I can remember is the pro act, which failed. There have been progressive executive orders, progressive agency moves in the executive, progressive judges appointed, but all of this was destroyed by sleeper agent dinos. I'm also not remotely naive enough to believe that Manchin, Sinema, and Fetterman are the only ones. Legacy fossils like Dick Durbin was literally the leader and he betrayed us recently upon retirement. They're largely career-minded capitalists through and through with few exceptions, the rotating villain shtick is fucking old. We're dying, it's not enough.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 0 points 1 day ago (4 children)

I think it's ridiculous and harmful to ignore the lack of rhetoric lining up with our interests over the last 16 years as well as who they endorse and more importantly, who they don't. It's not remotely difficult to believe they're complicit when they don't stand up for civil rights for trans people, don't call the republicans what they actually are, capitulate early for no reason on the shutdown, seriously spare us the hand-wringing, that's all they ever offer now days. You don't have to have power to say the right thing, and they don't, simple as that.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 41 points 1 day ago

Codependency is self-destructive, not romantic.

Chronic Anxiety and chronic depression are very similar and tied to similar thought processes and self-fulfilling cycles.

You can't truly be there for others if you aren't there for yourself.

Perspective shifting between others and yourself is a powerful tool of understanding and affording yourself the benefits of the doubt that can be hard to muster sometimes.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 10 points 1 day ago

https://piefed.world/u/The_Picard_Maneuver he's still active and modding a few communities still.

[–] Lasherz12@lemmy.world 1 points 2 days ago

Please change the title of this post to more closely match the original per the community rule 1.

"Family of U.S. citizen detained by ICE in St. Paul seeks her release"

I would suggest your editorialized title be in the body instead.

 

Went to enterprise and rented a car that had literally 4 leaking tires and they filled them all up to 55 psi before handing the car over. This photo was taken after the 30 minute drive home.

Called and took the car back in for service only to get the same car, same 55 psi on all wheels, and same major leak in the rears. Went to another enterprise location to get a normal car instead 2 days later. Really took me back to my first car, but it's a lot less fun when it's not even yours and the "fix" is just dangerous overpressure.

 

See box that looks like it's 3/4 ripped in half from stacking damage:

"Looks good to me, send it off."

Ended up ordering it from Phillips for cheaper on sale, turns out it's not too hard to avoid Amazon altogether and a bonus for the company's reputation being important to the ones picking/packaging the product. Hard to blame the Amazon worker though, they don't get paid enough to care.

 
 
 

Glad they're taking off the gloves a little, but it's always been a non-option to just make our lives significantly and irrevocably better like M4A or the PRO act and although they're good at trying and failing, they never talk about the consequences as dire as they actually are with few exceptions.

 

My favorite book is a little known one called "Black Holes and Timewarps: Einstein's Outrageous Legacy" and I reference it so much that I would really like a copy that's fully mine and searchable, but I also care about the author receiving compensation for the purchase. Where do you get your PDF copies from?

 
 
 

Occasionally, on my daily walks, I see squirrels who aren't scared of humans and can catch detailed photos of them with only a smartphone. This one popped up from a dumpster to the ledge and seemed much more interested in eating than running.

 

This article is likely to become more and more relevant, but I wanted to highlight many of these heroes for a central theme, which is that not a single one of these people said, "I will not comply" to make themselves a target. They kept their power and used it to save thousands, or they forged documents or narratives through a normal process without drawing unnecessary attention to themselves.

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