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Satou, why the fuck did you download hoshino-ai-blowjob.mp4.exe on your work computer?
Satou, why the fuck did you download hoshino-ai-blowjob.mp4.exe on your work computer?
Ever since I joined Lemmy I had problems posting replies but that kink seems to have been ironed out. Thanks!
I was just going to post a meme about choosing either creating activity or spare the server from overloading. Now the joke won’t stick.
I’m going to take the opportunity to test a reply as well.
I thought riots were one of the main tourists attraction of Paris along Louvre and Eiffel Tower.
Damn, last I heard they were 500km away.
I’m going to sleep now, hope they don’t reach Moscow before I wake up. wink wink
I agree with the main idea that Putin is yet to be done for but not sure about the individual points.
Russia is good at defending and attrition-based war, yes, but the blunt of their forces is in Ukraine, the inner territories of Russia is not well fortified because the nuclear threats should keep enemy armies at bay and it’s Russians marching, which makes it hard to sell a “neonazi marching to moscow” story to motivate soldiers.
I’m not sure how “useful” it is to have a 50 thousand man strong army marching towards your capital while you’re trying to spin a “everything going according to plan” story and Ukraine is making its counteroffensive.
Last I checked, China and India were purchasing oil from Russia but at a heavily discounted price, which does not bode well for Russia when it just lost entire Europe as a client.
As for English sources, you just need to choose well. Reuters and AP are respectable sources with no strong bias and the op-eds from sites like Cipher Brief have been very moderated in my opinion.
So Old Vlad, how’s the 3 day special military operation going?
Ah the Genghis Khan method of environmentalism.
It’s reprehensible but if they’re not really acting on it, as in harming someone else (masturbation, really?), then why should it be a crime and the state be involved? What are you suggesting is that the mere thought of it, involving fictional people at that, should be a crime. Are we certain we want thoughtcrime?
That sort of vilification only makes them more likely to hide instead of seeking professional help. Why would they, if doing so would open them to ostracization?
You’re actually supporting my point. Despite tens of millions of FPS players, there’s only less than one in a million cases of mass shooting. Meanwhile child abuse is more common despite loli stuff being uncommon in US compared to places like Japan. This to me seems like an argument to say there’s no correlation between the fictional and real counterparts.
If anything, being unable to set apart reality from fiction and saying both are the same is the reductionist stance.
-Giuseppe Garibaldi
Are you the kind of person that says people playing FPS games are more likely to become mass shooters?
It might not be our liking but loli is at worst a victimless crime, not the same as the real pedophiles (eg Epstein’s associates, like Prince Andrew). I think by saying they’re the same, you’re actually belittling the gravity of the other.
I think those countries should put the resources used to go after neckbeards fapping to drawings to investigate people trafficking real children.
Well, the Americans also seems to have to specify their jurisdiction because each state has its own laws (not to mention no standardized paw enforcement).
The answer is in plain view: “the protest has zero effect on anything other than just inconveniencing users.”
This is the key to decipher his message to: “I don’t want to be inconvenienced, so don’t protest.”
Ah yes, infighting. Exactly what we need when trying to combat the heavy influence of large corporate entities.
I don’t like to brag but I’ve used the XLOOKUP function once or twice. B)