It is supposed to be anonymous with our MitID system, which is already in place for almost everything. How it works (on paper at least) is that the social media site would send a question to MitID, like "is this person at least 16?" And MitID just responds with yes/no
So again, in theory, no social media site should be getting your ID here. Only the government, which absolutely has it and is in fairly high trust from the people in Denmark.
There are dozens of us, dozens!
Super happy about Mamdani as well, especially as a NYer. The state of the US has been really rough for years but just especially ramping up recently. It's cool to see the opposition to it rise up, and I love supporting it as much as I can from afar.
Men jeg er så glad for, at jeg har flyttet til Danmark
Well Jimmy Carter won't be exactly aligned with me on a Foreign affairs issue so I think we might as well just support Putin
^Average pre US election .ml poster
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. I mean, Trump is just the marketing of a president. All sizzle, no steak. He has appeared in debates but it's a huge stretch to say he's shown up well in them.
In fact, a lot of politics are purely a popularity contest these days, aren't they?
American who lives in Scandinavia now:
Yup. Bernie Sanders would be pretty center here imo
Or kpop? Maybe against demon hunting?
Sounds a little demon-esque to be anti demon hunting
From a brief look at the blurry screenshot, looks like a sunny and decent temperature day in Manhattan, depending on where in the city and time: yeah. I could definitely see that level of people fairly consistently
True of not only NY, but other big cities across the world as well. That would be light foot traffic for Shanghai for example
Yeah, it's like if you get a water flask at a restaurant and they have some lemon or something in it. It's still water not soup.
Same idea but vegetables and noodles
Thanks for the reminder and breakdown of donation. It isn't much, but I hope my coffee-sized recurring donation helps
Definitely part of it. I'm a huge nerd, but years ago raced motorcycles in the US. The demographic makeup difference between that and going to a local MTG event is insane. Seriously, out of hundreds of people at a race track at a time and a decade of doing this I know 2 openly gay people and 0 trans people.
Not sure you could go into my local MTG shop without seeing that many gay/trans people. It's lovely, but I think highlights the bias in what hobbies people will lean towards or how honestly they'll be about themselves depending on the social situation