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IIRC that was long after that. The initial shutoff of Starlink happened around the explosions targeting the Crimean bridge and them introducing their naval drones.

So the grim ripper of taxes everyone is afraid to talk about is the one to finally call it out. I hope she and her office workers are safe. I want her to tear this fucker into pieces.

I feel like both the christian propaganda's version of Satan and what non-religious agnostics bring up as the image of Satan would be pissed off at that unnaturally agitated fraudster with a mind of a fool, a heart of a nazi and his blood of ketamine and ketamine alone.

He is not a hero, but he is the first crack in the floodgates. Whoever he is, he is a first sign of people losing temper. And his ongoing defence in court is a vehicle to make important problems relevant. Not everyone can stand behind shooting a CEO, but his act introduced the long-silenced topic that is a common ground with MAGA people too, and that's why corpo fuckers want to put it down.

I wonder if I OD if I ingest the coctail making Trump's blood still flowing. His admin sure puts my Fallout characters to shame.

And Lenin could've drank in the same bar as Hitler when they both were in Austria.

The thing with Tesla is that we know he didn't engage himself in politics at all. The guy was fixated on science and didn't overstep himself to think he can judge what's right and wrong with us fleshy beings being his unsocial self. And, if I read it right, the person he befriended became a nazi after they connected and to make it a sound argument we should know how this connection evolved with time.

Yay, baby gambling!

But on the serious note, they want poor to be confused, miserable and desperate. They themselves take all the best healthcare, all shots and boosters, but they want for pandemic to happen because it would occupy ordinary people's minds and also give the government additional abilities to control everyone, while the collapsing market would once again benefit the rich and make poor even poorer. There's no downside for the likes of MTG, Trump and RFK as long as they are in power.

Thanks to safety provided by vaccines, we are here to cancel said vaccines and empower people to kill their children by neglect and die on their own.

Even if people running instances are saints, a lot of money can not only buy, but bully them into submission. Bullshit lawsuits is one way to do so before they are financially crippled. We are safeguarded only by our irrelevance.

Plus, with an additional time preparation and consumption of tea\coffee implies, one can charm a person to better believe whatever comes in that forecast. It's an important lag psychology-wise, that also kinda involves people themselves in the said process, so they have harder times doubting it all.

If only Lev's writing style and this topic fit you. I was surprised to discover in my school years that many had read it or at least claimed it, while I couldn't start to care two books in before dropping it altogether the first time, while I was the only one who could finish Quite Don, another long masterpiece from another author, that describes how pre- and revolutionary times of total chaos affected the lives of ordinary people, they both studied in the last years of HS. I feel like it's both me being pissed off at (less) pretentiousness and (more of) overblown reputation of the first opus and also the more grounded, simple theming of the second one that I can relate to as a poor left-leaning person. I don't want to underappreciate it's language and symbolism, their long-going tree metaphor is a noticaebale highlight of all russian lit, and one character being concussed under the beatiful skies of Austerlitz (first book) is a banger of a quality rarely seen before, but for a majorly lefty platform like Lemmy, I'd recomend Scholokhov's work as a viable alternative if one would get bored with Leo's writing like me. That story, surpisingly approved by Stalin, may give some insights into how average person could feel and act trying to survive in the polarized society of an ongoing civil war. And that's frustratingly actual in these tiring times.