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A warning to people who follow me: I will occasionally post in German on topics related to German/Austrian events.
See it as your entry point into the German autism bubble.
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The Unemployed Executioner
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The Unemployed Executioner
@BigotBread
Mountain German trying to make sense of it all Seeking employment, willing to be paid in chicken tenders.
Yakubs Mountain Resort, Styria Katılım Ağustos 2023
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''Men used to go to war''
You should be thanking God we don't have to anymore
Ryan Duff@ryancduff
Men used to go off to war. Now they play video games.
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Its always nice to see people have this learning experience how compassionate their side is the second they deviate from them in the slightest
Brian Krassenstein@krassenstein
FYI: If you’re on X attacking me for buying a vehicle I like because it benefits Elon Musk, you may want to think that one through. Every time you post here to criticize me, you’re helping Elon’s other company, and likely training or feeding the ecosystem around xAI in the process. That’s the problem with purity tests: almost nobody passes them. If you want to trace the political contradictions behind nearly every product, platform, app, service, bank, car, phone, grocery store, streaming service, or AI tool you use, go ahead and ask Grok. Or ChatGPT. Or Claude. The truth is, modern life is full of compromises. I bought a vehicle I like. You’re posting on Elon’s platform to yell at me about it. Maybe we can all climb down from the hypocrisy Olympics for a minute.
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Wir wurden angelogen und haben unser Wirtschafts-und Energiesystem für Billionen umgebaut für ein Scam.
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This might just be the most retarded thing I've read this month
𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉@OrevaZSN
You ever noticed that it’s socially acceptable to tell poor people how to spend their money? But when we ask the rich to stop hoarding wealth, the response is always “it’s their money.”
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I actually really liked that part in the book. Throughout the last book you feel like she is less and less in control, along for the ride, the world ultimately moving on without her and leaving her broken. This was her true, last act of taking control.
cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic
Katniss aiming at Snow and suddenly killing Coin instead is one of those twists that makes the entire theater go silent for a second.
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Ich kann das alles nicht mehr
Henning Hoffgaard@HenHoffgaard
Stellt euch vor, ihr seid der Verfassungsschutz und müsst das dann beobachten ...
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Another 50 Yachts for Gaben. Hell pissing off game journos is worth a Yacht all on its own. Make it 51 king, you deserve it.
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PC Gamer@pcgamer
Here are 55 new photos of Gabe Newell's $500 million superyacht for your peasant eyes pcgamer.com/gaming-industr…
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The idea that enforcing the law is racist...because minorities break the law more...and that must be due to racism...may be the stupidest "crit" idea.
varrock@varrock
As of today, LAPD is not allowed to pull anyone over for: - Expired tags - Non-functioning tail lights - Cracked windshield - Broken sideview mirrors - Illegal tint - Loud exhaust - Missing license plate Because it "disproportionately affects Black and Brown people."
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How do you type this out and not feel the weight of unbearable shame crushing your organs
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> Why don’t we have pop up and ads in games?
—- Steam
> Why windows is rolling back Ai and making windows better for gamers?
—- Steam (Os)
> Who remained Private and not victim to shareholders?
—- Steam
They are one of the few good companies we have give them 50 yachts
PC Gamer@pcgamer
Here are 55 new photos of Gabe Newell's $500 million superyacht for your peasant eyes pcgamer.com/gaming-industr…
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We warned scientists not to squander people’s trust.
Investigate the lab leak
Don’t overclaim for vaccines
Don’t demand lockdowns
Don’t worship models
Don’t be dogmatic
Encourage debate
They have only themselves to blame.
Simon Maechling@simonmaechling
The collapse of trust in science is going to go down in history as one of the most sad, bizarre, and destructive social contagions of modern times. We fed billions, cured diseases and powered nations - yet people ran toward conspiracies instead.
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"Internalized capitalism" is the *perfect* term.
Every communist larper has been living in such incredible abundance because of capitalism that they've come to think of near-unlimited access to food as the basic state of man.
To the point that they think it's a "right."
Lux! (Cheese Violence arc)@God_damn_it_Lux
@JoeKILLUMINATI1 >food isn't scarce. Internalized capitalist victory award
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>Fehlinger wants mandatory HOI4 sessions for school children
I KNEEL
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Gunther Fehlinger-Jahn@GunterFehlinger
DIGITAL EUROPE STARTS AT AGE 8 🚀🇪🇺 Europe cannot win the future with yesterday’s education. We must act NOW: 📱 Every child online from age 8 💻 Mandatory digital skills in all schools 🧠 Coding • AI • Cybersecurity 🎮 Learning through platforms like Minecraft and Hearts of Iron IV 🌍 Global knowledge via YouTube The truth is simple: 🇺🇸 USA builds platforms 🇨🇳 China trains coders 🇪🇺 Europe must educate — or fall behind This is not about screens. This is about power, jobs, and security. No child left offline. No Europe left analog. #DigitalEurope #EU2035 #FutureSkills #AI #EducationReform #Innovation #Coding #Europe #Tech #Leadership
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After more than two years of Milei, the international press still does not understand what is happening in Argentina.
The narrative abroad is "shock therapy, social pain, fragile coalition." That frame misses the actual mechanism. Argentina did not have a budget problem. It had a printing problem. From 2003 to 2023 the central bank financed deficit after deficit until the peso lost 99 percent of its value against the dollar. Annual inflation hit 211 percent in 2023. Half the country was poor. That was the floor.
What changed is not vibes. It is arithmetic. The fiscal deficit was eliminated for the first time in 16 years. Monthly inflation fell from 25 percent to low single digits. The central bank stopped printing to fund the Treasury. Country risk dropped from over 2,500 basis points to a fraction of that. Argentine sovereign debt, which used to trade like a default option, began behaving like normal emerging market paper.
Critics say poverty rose. It did, briefly, because removing price controls and subsidies revealed the real prices of energy, transport and food that the state had been hiding with debt. Once measured honestly, poverty has been falling fast. Real wages are recovering. Mortgages in pesos are reappearing, something that had not been possible in a generation.
This matters beyond Argentina. It is the clearest live experiment in whether a developed-style economy can be rebuilt by pulling the state out of places it never belonged. Spain, Italy and France should be paying attention. A country does not get poor because it lacks resources. It gets poor because its political class learned to live off printing money and calling it social policy.
Argentina spent 80 years proving that. It is now spending two years proving the opposite.
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Japanese lords measured their incomes in koku, the amount of rice required to feed a man for a whole year. A feudal lord was only considered a daimyo if his income exceeded 10,000 koku.
A koku was 330 lb of rice.
Patrick Heizer@PatrickHeizer
You can buy 50lbs of rice at Costco for ~1hr of average hourly wages, a price point that would amaze and awe 99% of all humans in history, from peasants to kings.
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This single experiment has completely dismantled the progressive approach to crime.
Public safety matters. And it isn’t achieved by coddling criminals or handing them endless second chances.
Once serious offenders were taken off the streets, the country began seeing real progress across multiple areas.
Standing with victims rather than perpetrators is simply better for society.
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