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This has been answered here:
https://hexbear.net/post/157048
It was updated less than six months ago and there have been no warrants
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·3 years agoThere are places all over the US where special districts are declared and law enforcement is ceded to private entities.
A lot of autistic people will get into the habit of eating the same foods over and over, to the point where if they can’t have those foods they will just not eat. My brother ended up in the hospital for dehydration once because the store was out of his preferred water flavor packets. Habits like this aren’t hellish to everyone. There are people who enjoy the very specific experience even when they’ve had it a lot
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·3 years agoMuh developers!!!!
Yeah bruh they’re not getting any of that money you spend on your games that’s the problem
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And then they’ll complain about alt right nerds doing the same thing
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With China I do my best to understand and try stay out of judgement as a western leftist. With the US I dogmatically oppose its very existence and viciously bully anyone who is confused about my reactions. Am I doing it right?
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·3 years agoSynopsis for those who didn’t watch the video:
He’s not claiming that the age of tanks has ended. He says Russian tank failures in Ukraine amount to those tanks being unsupported and therefore irrelevant to end-of-tanks discourse, that that discourse comes more from modern anti-tank weapons, and that the US military will be keeping tanks alive in the future by deploying unmanned tanks
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·3 years agoOh yeah I’ve got local projects I’m not about to drop. Community building and all that
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·3 years agoSoviet Union, famous for not caring about the spread and preservation of Russian culture
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Just so you know, this post was the final straw in making me believe in vanguards. I knew it was bad but I haven’t seen a retrospective from a leftist pov before. Shit
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·3 years agoAh I wasn’t familiar with Dawkins’ claim to the term, but I’m not surprised there’s bioessentialism at the end of that path
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A single grain of salt is a shit ton of molecules and when the salt dissolved, those molecules, which were previous joined into crystalline structures, separate and intermingle with the water molecules
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Fwiw I call myself a cultural christian because it feels dishonest to say I have no affiliation with a religion. The primary religion I’ve rejected is christianity and yet my morality is still fundamentally christian because that’s how I was raised. That’s a real different relationship from my relationship with Buddhism, for example.
There’s no woo involved
Apparently this is from last year and the original thread is gone
Oprah for VP? She sponsored his lyin ass
The main one who’s not Dr. Phil
Laughter is a form of reassurance that everything’s okay. You were in danger and now you’re not hurt. Relief is normal. Doesn’t make it less real
There’s lots of theory on here, but representation in fiction is important too. Copypasting my response to this thread here:
I’m a literacy specialist whose focus for nearly a decade has been on exposing kids to diverse representation through YA lit. There are certain awards which specifically track high-quality YA and are run by the demographics being represented in the recommended books. So as much as possible you’ll avoid the
10 Most Diverse YA Novelslisticles written by cishet white dudesSome awards to start with:
And then since that’s literally hundreds of books, here’s a few personal recommendations: