• 2 Posts
  • 357 Comments
Joined 3 years ago
cake
Cake day: June 9th, 2023

help-circle

  • This right here:

    The effectiveness of boycotts relies on a mass demonstration of refusal, and that massive movement doesn’t currently exist."

    This is the problem.

    If one dumb ass CEO decides to destroy the environment, it requires millions of people to know about it and act upon it, just to make a dent in the quarterly income statement that might make the one CEO consider other options.

    We don’t actually have a choice as consumers.

    We can vote for more regulation of companies, but politics only work locally, while pollution works globally. We’ll basically need a world wide political concesus just to stop one single idiot from destroying the globe.

    The guillotine might be a brutal and unpleasant vigilant idea, but it sure as hell is faster, cheaper and causes fewer casualties than any other way.






  • Disclaimer: Put on a tinfoil hat.


    The only reason this is all over the news is unfortunately not because it’s a despicable crime. Which it is.

    However. The story is that: She turned herself in. They were intoxicated by alcohol. She’s hot for 40 year old. She’s “independent, blablabla. both sides”.

    No, no, no!

    The media is showing this because they want to normalize rape.

    There’s something a lot worse that never make the news.

    Maybe it’s the drug epidemic, causing this shit to happen on daily basis in the southern states. Maybe it’s people of importance who don’t turn themselves in. Maybe it’s not the alcohol or libido at all.Maybe it’s the …

    Maybe it’s in the Epstein files.




  • I had to mention both, because I like them for different reasons.

    Initially I didn’t even like Vice City, because it was just an epigon of GTA3 with more lens flare, but the story and not least the music won me over. I know it’s a blatant mockery of Scarface, but that’s what makes it so great and funny.

    San Andreas is probably the masterpiece of them all. Maybe it got a little too serious in comparison to previous games, but it managed to portrait a great feeling of freedom and doing whatever in-between the main missions.

    GTA V is more like: Follow the arrow through this generic oversized map.








  • The great thing about representative democracy is that idiots don’t actually vote for anything. They only vote for whom to represent them.

    I’ll admit, I’m somewhat of an ignorant idiot myself. I haven’t read nor understood the entirety of all laws. That’s why I choose someone else to represent me.

    I think it’s only fair that mentally handicapped people are also allowed to choose someone to speak their case.

    The problem in US isn’t the idiots. It’s the two party system. In countries with multiple parties, truly idiotic votes would be scattered randomly all over different parties, or they would be placed on the party that represents idiots the best.

    That doesn’t work in US, because you actually only have one political party and then the opposition. It’s really easy for an opposition to trick idiots into voting against everything.



  • It’s wild how we still learn more and more about Epstein’s person.

    He was obviously a sick bastard, but I don’t think he was the worst of the lot.

    He was probably more like the frat boy whose parents were always out, so everyone would party at his place. He was thrilled with being the host of it, so he could mingle with the powerful people. If he was truly the mastermind behind all the illegal shit, it seems unlikely that he’d also be stupid enough to write all those files and keep trophy pictures of rich people.

    This never made much sense to me, until I realized that someone else is behind arranging the worst of it.

    This would explain how he had both ordinary and completely wild illegal shit going on at the same time.

    Trump plays a larger role in it, but I also don’t think he is the mastermind behind it. He was allowed access because he took part in and knows the people doing the human trafficking.

    I don’t think we know who called the shots in the group yet.