"It’s a lot of young Jewish Americans who don’t know the history and don’t understand."
Oh they understand. That's why they're so unhappy. But, this is exactly the take I expect from one of the most out-of-touch people on the planet.
pachrist
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It's worse than that. We've passed that point already.
Magnets are a really useful thing, particularly in compasses, which allow you to find your way to Epstien Island.
I think it's that #believeallwomen is a hard hill to die on. Any internet troll is a Google search away from proof that you shouldn't blindly believe all women. It just reminds me of when Joe Biden had some allegations against him, and he got caught between a rock and a hard place: believe all women, just not this one.
Instead of belief, it's about respect. Whether true or not, any accusation should be taken seriously and avoid sensationalism. It's also about understanding your role. It's easy for me to say all of this about a situation thousands of miles away; I have an infinitely small role. If it happens closer to home, to someone you know, belief may be a part of that role, but it still needs to come from a place of respect and understand of the situation. If religion is any example, blind belief doesn't help anything but fuel division.
Not sure why we're surprised. And even then, it took a while for the "good" OSes to get good. Windows 7 is remembered fondly because it ended well, not because it started well.
Windows 95: OK Windows 98: Bad Windows 98 SE: OK Windows ME/2000: Bad Windows XP: OK Windows Vista: Bad Windows 7: OK Windows 8: Bad Windows 10: OK Windows 11: Bad
In case you're talking to a Christian, most believe that everything is a part of God's plan, even the things they don't like.
It's honestly more interesting that this doesn't match up with the "do you identify as a Christian" stats. It would imply that there are a significant percentage of Christians who think that Trump is outside of God's plan. Maybe God didn't have Trump in his bingo card?
it's the same goddamn cycle over and over
This is the key. The people you can trust are the people who are going against that cycle.
Bringing up the Bible on Lemmy is generally a no-no, but I love Ecclesiastes. It's a book about meaninglessness. Everything is the same as it has always been and there is nothing of true value; everything is meaningless. It's the same goddamn cycle. While when it was written is debatable, it's comforting and horrible to know someone thousands of years ago saw things the same way I do. Comforting, because I'm not alone in how I feel. Horrible in that people still feel this way after thousands of years.
The writer's conclusion is to fear God and keep his commandments. The commandment is to love your neighbor as yourself. Loving your neighbor as yourself means being kind and empathetic. Kindness and empathy solve nearly everything.
So, even though it may achieve nothing, be kind and empathetic. Cling to people who are kind and empathetic. Be an oasis amid the hate.
My wife and I spend about 25% of our pre-tax income on childcare. Cutting that, plus another 10% other places would be fine.
Trump's getting crafty here. All these comparisons between him and Hitler, so he changes it up and plays Neville Chamberlain instead.
I am sure most people are considering doing this have elementary aged children. A $20 tag feels like a better option than a $1000 phone. I'd prefer putting it on a backpack than in a shoe though.
All parents spy on their children. That doesn't make you a shitty parent. What you do with that info and how you handle it does.
It's totally fine, the ring is probably also made of lead.
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Guys, I've cracked it.