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I think the call for fire is coming from inside the house lmao


Just need to do a little extra testing then. ;)


It’s OK, I did it to myself. Claude fixed it though. :) I think it’d still be broken otherwise lmao


Not in my case I’m afraid.


Jokes on you, I’ve used it to untangle messy git problems (with a backup of course).


I totally agree with you here, this is the subtext I left out. We just are not used to not having a monopoly on political capital.


Fair point on the wording, what I meant is it’s not a service I’d depend on in a regional crisis.


Embassies can deprioritise citizen services when diplomatic relations with the host state make it politically costly or impossible, which is exactly what’s happening here. That’s the substantive point about the article.


I’m saying it’s a bonus to a diplomatic mission rather than a duty.


Kind of. Their main purpose, though, is to represent the state for relations and dealings with the host, citizen services are secondary to this. Political capital within that relationship will determine what kind of things that they can help with, but overall you as an individual are responsible for yourself. There’s many places you’re kind of SOL even with an embassy.


I route my ig through matrix via https://beeper.com/ so I don’t have to open the app, but people can also still dm me.


Haha, they just made me sleep. Yuck.


I think we should conserve wasteful spending and instead have the new recruits take an active learning role and educate one another for a while on this very topic.


Look at the list of people she has dated.
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I’ve known drug dealers more honourable than this.


triggered


Financialised capitalism is a death cult.
Nothing matters to the market but profit. Forests only have value as timber or toilet paper; animals only have value as hot dogs or hamburgers. The precious, unrepeatable moments of our lives only have value as labor hours determined by the imperatives of commerce. The market rewards landlords for evicting families, bosses for exploiting employees, engineers for inventing death machines. It separates mothers from their children, drives species into extinction, shuts down hospitals to open up privatized prisons. It reduces entire ecosystems to ash, spewing out smog and stock options. Left to itself, it will turn the whole world into a graveyard.
Some things are worth risking our lives for. Perpetuating capitalism is not one of them. If we have to risk our lives, let’s risk them for something worthwhile, like creating a world in which no one has to risk death for a paycheck. Life for the market means death for us.
He never respected his fellow man, why start now?