fisch @ fisch @lemmy.world

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Okay, some people need to get their definitions straight:

Environmentalists: Capitalism is great, but can we please make sure the bees don't die?

Leftists: Capitalism is okay I guess, but can we please treat workers fairly and pay living wages?

Not the same group of people!

Selbst wenn das stimmt, sehe ich nicht, was das mit LINKSextremismus zu tun hat. Öko-Extremismus ist doch nochmal was komplett anderes und geschieht aus einer sehr speziellen Motivation heraus.

Or simply other technologies. Instead of cars, heat pumps and ACs, both in high demand. Electrolysers for converting excess renewable energy into H2. Electric bikes. Electronic chips. Drones. Whatever.

I mean, gas is basically dinosaur juice

Cars are a huge money grave. We could build cities in a way that make cars obsolete within the city. In fact, many cities here in Europe are making small steps into that direction, which I love.

Germany must explore other industries besides car manufacturing.

This! Our industry is far too dependent on the car market. Car ownership is going down and people don't need to buy new cars all the time. The market is saturated. When I look around, everybody is driving a relatively new car that won't have to be replaced for years. It's just not a growth industry - and by the love of god, it shouldn't be one.

Try getting a wedding photographer without Instagram. Two thirds of them don't even have a website anymore, only Instagram. They have Zuckerbergs giant oily cock all the way down their throat and they want you to lick the sweaty balls.

Ich habe noch nie irgendwo einen Artikel von Nius gesehen. Es wird immer nur als Beispiel für schlechte, populistische Meinungsmache genommen.

Denke ich mir jedes Jahr seit 5 Jahren. Und im Winter denke ich mir dann jedes Mal "Ach quatsch, für die zwei Wochen im Jahr lohnt sich das nicht".

Es geht mir nicht einmal ums Geld, aber ich hab hier schon einen Luftreiniger wegen Allergien und einen Luftentfeuchter rumstehen. Wenn ich da ein Klimagerät dazu stelle, dann brauche ich einen eigenen Raum nur für die ganzen Geräte.

Sarcasm and cynicism eat you from the inside.

Haven't used Amazon for the last three years. There are plenty of other online shops in my country. Unlike Amazon, they are not flooded with cheap noname trash, but have a well curated inventory.

Torment does not create torment. It's being created by the torment factory within the nexus. Nexus was not valued.

If buying isn't owning, then pirating isn't theft, is it?

Feel free to replace with any socio-economic problem where you live.

Okay, I'm a big fan of the torment nexus myself and I'm looking forward to it being unleashed. But while we wait, can we work on paying nurses a living wage or shit like that?

That seems dangerous when riding a bike through a busy city. I intentionally wear these regular earbuds that don't seal your ear airtight. I don't like the feeling of having one of my senses completely cut off, especially when participating in traffic. That seems like a big security risk.

As someone who lives in a city and is constantly exposed to car noise: No.

Like, people have no idea how loud cars are. When I turn the volume of my ear buds to 100%, it hurts my ears. It's so loud it's uncomfortable. But when I'm riding my bike along the street to the city center, I can barely hear my podcasts, even at 100%

Please continue to post pictures like these. Trump is completely obsessed by visuals and how things looks. The gold decorations, the strange way he swoons over muscular men, his posing after the assassination attempt... He loves the display of wealth, strength and power.

Pictures lkje these are showing him as the weakling he is.

Okay, Musk ist ein Wichser, da sind wir uns einig. Aber die Behauptung, er hätte mit dem Quote-Tweet zur "Jagd auf Migranten" aufgerufen ist nun einmal sachlich falsch oder zumindest extrem irreführend formuliert, und es ist gut, dass das ZDF das korrigiert.

Most people are thinking very short-sighted. They don't anticipate their future needs and then get surprised. Then they try to buy something at the point in time where demand is the highest, thanks to all the other, equally short-sighted people.

Like buying an AC on the hottest day in summer. Or buying a warm jacket at the beginning of winter rather than at the end, when they will be heavily discounted.