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Start by typing "@" and the name and then pick the suggestions. If you wanted to type it out yourself entirely it's

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Screaming into the void because I have a uni submission deadline tomorrow that I won't meet

The president actually sent out a tweet🐣. He made fun of me for talking 🗣️ about climate change🌎 in the middle of a blizzard ❄️ and he called me SNOW WOMAN ⛄. So I 🙋‍♀️ wrote back✍️, hey Donald Trump💩 the science⚗️ is on my side and I'd like to see how your hair 👱‍♂️ would fare in a blizzard🌨️. Mr. umbrella ☂️ man💩.

I was surprised by this as Germany turned off its last nuclear power plants, but this German article states that its for a company that produces nuclear fuels. This company is a subsidiary of a French company and seems to be planning a joint venture with rosatom, a Russian nuclear group.

That's a cool bear

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They did it before, they'll do it again

We tried so haaard, and got so faaar 🎵

Yeah I passed Linear Algebra I, but now I have to do Linear Algebra II and didn't go to the lecture and nothing and have 1 day left and I only just got through half of the stuff :/

This is the shit that conservatives think we care about

Linear Algebra :/

I am once again coming here instead of studying (which I shouldn't do because my exam is in two days and I have no idea about the subject help)

Just a head's up, might want to fix the markdown formatting by putting a \ at the end of each line :)

GOOD post

Merci beaucoup! The second one looks really good to me :)

5,40€ / month for the digital edition 😬 But thanks, I'll consider it!

"Patriarchy" is a funny way to say "Capitalism" so the concept can survive and that is just needs more women to be in positions of power to exploit it.

Sorry but that's a bad and extremely reductive take. There is absolutely a unique factor of oppression towards non-cis-men that

a) evolved historically
b) reproduces itself in our current economic system, but
c) isn't guaranteed to dissolve and could be perpetuated in a post-capitalist economic system and
d) could be eased even under capitalism and materially benefit those affected

Ignoring this factor of oppression results in a reductive analysis of the kind of "let's overthrow capitalism and everything will be great"

Yes - the liberation of women, trans people of all genders, non-binary people etc. necessitates an end of capitalist structures - but that alone won't solve the problem. So saying "patriarchy = capitalism" is reductive.

And of course men suffer from patriarchal structures too - but it's qualitatively not the same as the explotation of their labour or the way non-cis men experience gender oppression.