Truths and inspirations for 23 June 2025
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Yes.
Dead.
Made by Pliny.
Made by Rad.
Never just say "Iran" when you actually mean the ruling theocracy. Always insist on a sharp distinction between the nation and the regime.
Nice framing, but notice that even among under-29s, far more say "morally wrong" than "morally acceptable". And among 30-49s, only men are equally split.
The use of the word "Nazi" to refer to anything that doesn't have hatred for Jews at its core, is a wilful and perverted lie.
"AI" isn't just harmless stupidity, it's actively malignant.
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Dead.
posted by Infidel753 at 3:35 AM
3 Comments:
Good stuff, and thanks for the shout-out!
I really related to the "surviving the silent battles" meme.
Rade: Thanks for the image! "TACO Bell" fits well.
Ricko: It's an important reminder.
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