I like to think he made a joke about how women need chocolate on their periods as a cute way of giving her a gift every time she was on her period, assuming she didn't think he was that stupid, and it just never came up again.
It's hard because I'll be carrying a one sided conversation and on the third one-word answer I'll be the one who never responds. Which, as an empathetic person, makes me feel like a jerk but what am I supposed to do? The conversation has basically been over since we started talking.
My point is not what my line for murdering someone is or how it compares to anyone else's. My point is that most people have that line, so it's not very deep to point out that it exists, and all of them will believe that they are still the Good Person and the person they want to murder is the Bad Person as laid out in the OP.
Now the very last sentence is a bit wibbly. I'm sure that many people might not automatically send someone who disagrees with their line into the Bad Person zone, but I'm sure you could construct scenarios similar to the last line that people would end up agreeing with, they just think that their particular line is justified.
I think funnily enough heart attack was meant as a catch-all kind death for people that was the authors first thought to just move past that hurdle. Heart attacks are definitely not the least harmful way to die, well, it depends on the type of heart attack. Certain aneurysms might be more painless. But overall it's a bit of a hand wave.
(almost) Literally everyone inside and outside of social media. Everyone has a line for when they would murder someone, or at the very least think they deserve to die somehow. And almost everyone of those people would think they're still a good person while wishing death on someone.
The op seems like a clever sort of epiphany about how everyone's a hypocrite but it's not that deep.
I think social media allows people to post their first gut reaction faster than they can think. And I think the op is maybe referring to specific online bubbles that will extrapolate "I don't like dogs" into knowing that that person would be better off dead, but as it is I don't think this post says much in itself.
Stuff like this makes him seem compromised. Republicans get the excuse of party loyalty. There is literally no legal or moral justification for voting against this and Fetterman isn't technically in the Republican party to be loyal to.
The hat man is a common hallucination of a shadowy man with a wide brim hat experienced in psychosis. I know about it cause it's commonly reported by people who take too much dxm or people on multi-day no-sleep stimulant binges.
It's just a form of pareidolia, your brain just trying to make sense of dark shadows in your room in its forced twilight. It's pretty much a meme.
I feel like any company that enforces a dress code today betrays itself as not being a real job. If your job is doing real work that materially benefits people, there's no reason to care about the dress code. If your job is a performative money siphoning scheme then you probably have a dress code that is just as superficial.
One of the best perks of my job is that I have shown up in my workout clothes for the gym I'm going to after work and no one bats an eye cause everyone is just doing the work we need to get the job done.
Netanyahu literally cannot pull his troops back. Any peace time for Israel means autopsies on the conflict and the whole Israeli government getting charged for war crimes. Governments understand this and it's going to be Western governments stepping aside and withdrawing their money to allow Israel to get flattened by the regional powers. I don't like the Israeli government, and there certainly are a lot of supporters in the region (probably over 50%), but we're probably about to see a whole bunch of innocent Israel citizens being vaporized as well.
I like to think he made a joke about how women need chocolate on their periods as a cute way of giving her a gift every time she was on her period, assuming she didn't think he was that stupid, and it just never came up again.