extremesatanism [they/them]

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  • extremesatanism [they/them]
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    tomentalhealth*Permanently Deleted*
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    2 years ago

    i've been saying dumb shit, stuff nobody wanted to hear, basically harassed people on this site for ages. i didn't even know there could be a medical reason for why my emotions felt so strong all the time. I wish I looked into it sooner. I'm so, so sorry about everything I've done.





  • extremesatanism [they/them]tomemesTEENMEN SQUEER MASSKER
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    2 years ago

    *Evil weak military, they would definitely find some way to twist it into some sort of weakness. Though, personally, running people over is a kind of weakness in my opinion, I meant in a strategical sense.





  • He's just a normal dude who got chosen for a space program. he's not perfect, He's not some grand hero who overturned history. He's just a normal guy, skyrocketed to great heights by collective teamwork and human ingenuity. It is not hero worship we are doing here. If there's any 'worship', any religion, it is the religion of humanity itself. A religion too many have fallen away from. In a sense, the Tower of Babel may not have existed, but in another sense, it's story was very much real. Together, as a species, or even as a small group, we are capable of escaping not only our own limits as individuals but the bounds of the very earth itself. God may have abandoned us but we, we will always have each other. And in a very real and material sense, we will always have Yuri. And I know if humanity falls, it will not be because we were not up to the challenge, but because we did not have enough faith in each other.

    I look into our past and I can see that we could have been the species, or can still be, the species to break the 'Great Filter'. Humanity's strength as a collective rivals the power of the actual gods we created thousands of years ago in our stories. I think if we are all exterminated and are found by other, space-faring life, that life will both breathe a sigh of relief that our worse side did not expand beyond our planet, followed by the regret that could only be created by seeing one of the brightest sources of potential in this gravitational cluster become extinguished and fade under it's own cynicism.



  • extremesatanism [they/them]tomemesTEENMEN SQUEER MASSKER
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    2 years ago

    why is the truck stopping in front of a random protestor an own. how is that an own. they're literally unwilling to use violent force against their own populace. that is the definition of a state being responsible. any cop car in the united states would have run over a civilian. And in this case, a trained military professional was still too empathetic to hurt a random person. So...




  • it's 100% true

    Despite the common claims that you're buying an image, it's actually much more stupid. You are buying an XML file with a link to an image in it. Anyone is allowed to use the image whatsoever. You do not get claims to the copyright for the image or anything like that.

    Not only that, but that XML file itself is also universally accessible, just like the image link, and there is nothing stopping someone from just spamming both the XML and the image everywhere, even from a legal perspective. You buy literally nothing when you buy an NFT. There isn't even a service being purchased, because the XML file was already being hosted before you paid for it.







  • i hate how whenever I lash out because of the immense stress i put on myself every day, i'm the bad guy, and I have to spend hours doing clean up and apologizing to everyone else for it, and i can't entirely blame my terrible mental conditions because it's irresponsible and rude to claim it's not my fault i say rude things to people and such