Nah, they're not feminists, they're just pretending. Trans rights are human rights. All transphobia is sexism.
For example, denying someone's right to be a man, just because he has a vagina... is misogyny. Or at the very least, denying people rights for having a vagina.
Thank you. If you'd like to judge drag, drag will give you a chance: drag told a cancer patient, who was sure Trump would get him killed, and was suicidal over it, to commit Luigi. Drag said to buy a gun and make his situation a Nazi's problem instead of wallowing and wanting to die. At first he was mad because he felt he was being asked to fight others' battles, but then drag shared what drag has been doing to try and help people like him, and he calmed down. Seemed happier. No more suicidal comments.
Ada removed the comment and said it was promoting suicide. The 196 mods banned drag and said it wasn't promoting suicide, but that it was promoting violence against Nazis and that's not allowed.
That's morbid
If you go to an asian grocery you might be able to find a bottle of tonkatsu sauce. It's the stuff they put on pork katsu and chicken katsu at Japanese restaurants. Put it on some vegan chicken tenders from the grocery, and you've got homemade vegan chicken katsu that tastes just like the stuff they serve at restaurants. Rice optional.
.world has come under a lot of fire for being centrist and having anti-violence policies. 196 actually moved from blahaj to world, and most of the users said they wouldn't be going with it, because they don't agree with the aforementioned policies.
This is great. Dull men's club is a great community and it doesn't deserve to be lumped in with the rest of .world.
In one particular instance of this happening, the mods said it was against the instance rules. So drag went to the admin and asked if it was okay. The admin said promoting violence against nazis is fine as long as it isn't actually planning a crime. Drag went to the mods to say "look, you're not protecting the community, this isn't necessary", and they didn't care one bit.
While talking about suicide doesn’t increase risk, you should limit specific details about methods used in suicide, since sharing these is known to increase deaths by suicide.
When drag was suicidal, many years ago, drag did drag's research on methods of suicide. It turns out, most of them are very unethical. They leave behind messy crime scenes which can traumatise other people. Suicide by train is especially awful. Train drivers have a higher rate of mental illness because they see so many suicides. Pills are the least "messy" method, but they have a very high failure rate, and failures can involve permanent disability such as brain damage. So drag kept reading, and drag decided suicide by falling was the best way to go. Fortunately, drag didn't have easy access to any high enough places, and drag's research delayed drag's attempt long enough for the worst of the feelings to pass. A couple years later, drag transitioned, and has never felt so hopeless again.
Drag is intimately familiar with the mindset of a suicidal person, of that person on that day. You are clearly not, because you haven't taken the time to understand anyone else's point of view about this.
Drag would never incite anyone to suicide, and as you can see in that screenshot, drag didn't that day. But what drag did do, is delay. The same way drag was delayed by that research on the ethics of suicide. Drag gave that person a plan, a productive plan. Not a hopeful plan, because they were not in a mindset to receive hope. But a plan that they could see the value of in their state of mind. A revenge plan. A plan other than suicide. And having a plan other than killing yourself today is a lifesaving thing. Drag doesn't know if you'll ever be able to understand that. And since you haven't understood it in the past weeks of harassment, fuck off and leave drag alone.
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You should take these modlog entries as evidence that the average moderator on Lemmy disagrees with America's involvement in WWII. Also, that some Lemmy mods think neopronouns are trolling, cancer patients should definitely be forced into drama about their suicidal feelings, and that Luigi is guilty until proven innocent
There's nothing inappropriate about telling someone to take their life into their own hands and do something about their problems rather than committing suicide. What you are doing, in decrying attempts to talk people out of suicide, is encouraging suicide. It's vile. You are trying to take away the anger and the will to action that could potentially save a terminally ill cancer patient's life. It's ableist, and it's murderous. Not to mention the fascist apologism inherent in decrying anti-fascist violence.
You have previously been told not to spread your fascist-apologising, ableist lies about drag. Ada said she spoke to you about not harassing drag anymore. Drag will be notifying her of this.
C is someone's genuine identity, not OP in particular's genuine identity. It's C too
Heroic is FOSS. They have no money, and still made a better launcher for Epic and Amazon's games than Epic and Amazon can.
Steam seems to value Unix a lot more than Epic does
Steam's best feature is Proton.
Epic Games is creating a monopoly in PC gaming - they keep making bad decisions and leaving Steam as the only good option
Gaben should sue Epic Games for monopolistic business practices - Epic keep making bad decisions that leave gamers with no good choice but Steam
Actually, drag is hoping to get banned by the community mods so that the modlog will say that drag was banned from c/conservative for advocating violence against Nazis. A well maintained modlog is full of ban reasons that good people can easily disagree with.
The CEO killer did the right thing and drag hopes more people follow in his footsteps.
It's pretty weird when someone receives a compliment and becomes humble. You deserve to be proud instead, this art is great.
> I started with mint more than 10 years ago because a friend of mine told me it was one, if not the best, distro for newbies (that was a fucking lie). Idk how mint is doing today but back then was kind of a mess and dealing with it wasnt easy, so i dont really know how or why i switched to debian for a while. With debian i had a lot of problems with some software, mostly proprietary drivers for esotic hardware i was running back then due to me buying the cheapest laptops available, so i started distro hopping for a while. Every distro but fedora was debian based so it felt a lot like a more of the same experience and I felt stuck in a loop where i was eventually gonna reinstall my whole system after breaking something i didnt even know existed.
> Then one day i found arch. Installing it wasnt as easy as clicking install on the live system’s guy, but just by following the wiki general instructions i didnt have any issues the first time. It felt good. Building the system block by block helped me understand how things work, the package manager was the best i had seen and the newbie corner basically had the solutions for all my screw-ups, even more than ask-ubuntu did. Everybody in the community was super helpful (even some of the devs). Then there was the AUR, with almost every piece of esotic or proprietary software i needed, much easier than adding some random guy’s repositories to apt or enabling backports on debian. Also i found out that i prefer having a rolling release. With arch i learned how to use and maintain my system, and i just stuck with it.
> That said, just how some use linux just to brag about it with their normie friends, many many people use arch to brag about it with other linux users (like my friend did), mostly beacause arch has the infamous reputation that it is hard to install, hard to maintain, easy to break. Which is actually not that bad considering that all these people are gonna end up posting in the newbie corner lol.
> Truth is that arch is not harder than any other distro. It only comes down to your will to learn and RTFM What i think worked for me was the transparency. Nobody said it was as easy to use as windows, but nobody in the wiki said “dont do this unless you are an experienced user”. Arch is not another fork of ubuntu pretending to be “even more user friendly”, it’s just arch.
> I think the problem is about distros like antergos (rip), manjaro, garuda, endevour trying to oversimplify something that only needs you to RTFM only ending up breaking something they tried to automate and hide behind a curtain that wasnt meant to be automated and was meant to be learned to manage, by hand
Drag doesn't have an opinion one way or the other about this, as drag hasn't used Arch. But drag liked reading this comment and would enjoy reading a discussion about it.
A meme was posted to c/memes@lemmy.world with a partial picture of a driver's licence. The Lemmy users in the comments proceeded to post all the identifying information they could get from the license, including gender, date of birth, and zip code of the person's home. The meme is probably reposted and so this isn't doxxing the Lemmy OP, but that's what the users in the comments seem to think they're doing.
Collecting and disseminating someone's personal information is doxxing even if that information could be found anyway with enough time and knowledge.
> Antacids are the oldest effective medications for heartburn. Chalk (calcium carbonate) has been chewed for centuries to provide some relief and is still popular.
https://iffgd.org/manage-your-health/diet-and-treatments/antacids/
https://lemmy.nz/post/18610200/13255360
This user describes how most of the women-centered communities on Lemmy were shut down due to harassment of their members.
Another user adds "We need a safe space, but most of the women I know on here don’t have the time or energy to moderate it. And there’s so few of us, it feels like it’s not worth the effort anyway."
Drag learned how to make homemade sushi because sushi is delicious. But drag's partner doesn't like sushi because "the rice is too sour".
Drag is going to try making sushi with avocado to balance the pH. Drag doesn't like avocado, so we won't be able to share, but we'll both have sushi.
Drag rides dragons and also "rides" dragons. drag/dragself person-independent pronouns. That means drag's pronouns are the same in first, second, and third person.