sukhmel
joined 2 years ago
Well, image models are getting better at producing text, just sayin'
Oh, I'm sure he's apt enough in mental gymnastics to come up with some ~~bullshit~~ reason to run for president while also being absolutely independent from the jurisdiction
The way this shit goes, I'm not going to be surprised if Trump will declare to be ineligible to be judged on the basis of being a sovereign citizen
And maybe even some generous anonymous donations from an overseas admirer going by the mysterious nickname Mr Putout
But if those are served in a bread, cereal is quiche
Telegram has Russian developers, but I would expect that it ~~sells data to everyone~~ complies to some other jurisdiction
Unfortunately, it's possible if the project is small. Also, even if it's big, people will be left with clones in different states and of different times, and it will require some coordination to put everything in order again.
So to sum up, people will be forced to waste time, which also may be the goal ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Yeah, that's probably true, now 90s seem like a different reality altogether
But you don't think children with a childhood steeped in violence and families steeped in violence are going to grow up thinking about this?
No, quite the opposite. But what I think is that when a country rallies violence and presents it as something normal, all of the citizens, children included, will be affected. Maybe the fact that those violence factories are near had influence, but I would guess that this influence only added a bit to what everyone got already.
Except maybe if the workers viewed working for military as a cornerstone for their self-identity, maybe that would become a greater factor.
Normalisation of violence most likely had an effect, but I don't think that the connection is as simple as
Dad goes off to the factory every day, he builds missiles of mass destruction
Edit: I was reminded that the world in the 90s, in this case 25 years ago, was quite different and likely less connected. So probably the point about geographic proximity to centers of violence production played a larger part than I thought