It provides enrichment for the kids, as they figure out how to get past it.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]
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Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•The Benefits of World Hunger13·9 months agoIt’s not even marginallymighty
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Piracy@lemmy.ml•remove DRM from Amazon prime downloads?English3·1 year agoI assume this is something you can’t find a torrent for? You could always try the quick and dirty method of just taking a screen capture for the length of whatever it is you’re watching.
The bible is not a credible historical source, and is also missing the 2000 most recent years of history. The middle east has had long periods of peace and prosperity.
My guess is Canada
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•When liberals overcomplicate the Palestinian solution because they don't like the answer11·2 years agoor they live under a secular, democratic Palestinian state from the river to the sea where both the Jewish and Arab population live as equals.
I don’t see the people who voted in and fully supported:
the Zionist settler-colonialist project and it’s ambitions, the full extermination of the Palestinian population.
Participating in a secular democratic Palestinian state in good faith. I also don’t see the religious and nationalist zealots that make up the current government and its core supporters agreeing to leave.
but they are all in a United Front against the Zionist regime.
United fronts don’t tend to outlive the enemy they are united against.
I also don’t understand what the your alternative is? Palestine is unstable as fuck under two states. so what are you proposing?
I don’t see how a single state including all of these groups, under a secular democratic government can come into existence.
The sort of societal change necessary would require tactics similar to revolutionary China or Russia, full wealth redistribution, some form of widespread re-education and some form of vanguardist government to oversee the transition. The majority of people in Palestine would not support those measures, and neither would the surrounding powers.
I really hate people who speculate and criticize without offering any actual implementable plans.
My lack of ability to think of a solution to the problem does not stop me from seeing the issues with the ones that are proposed. (Or rather skipped past in most cases.) We all, I would hope, want to see an equal, democratic and secular Palestine from the river to the sea, but how does that happen?
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•When liberals overcomplicate the Palestinian solution because they don't like the answer62·2 years agoOne Palestine is not a recipe for a stable state imo. You can deport the settlers back to their countries of origin, at least the European ones, but that still leaves a sizable contingent, something like two million IIRC people/descendents of people who migrated/were forced out of the neighbouring Arab states.
You have the Palestinian Arabs in Israel, a great number of whom have, at least to some degree, been complicit in the oppression of those in Gaza and the west bank. On top of that, they are considerably more materially wealthy and educated. Wealth redistribution could fix this, but would create resentment. Not doing so would create resentment on the other side.
You have a rift between the secular and non-secular populations, significant differences in beliefs and politics between the west bank and Gaza, you have secular socialists and zealous theocrats, all militarised (by necessity and justly, but militarised nonetheless).
A two state or three state solution is not just, but even with Israel destroyed, could a one-palestine survive even briefly?
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Why? Are we not doing enough?3·2 years agoOutdoor cats are destructive to the ecosystem, keeping a pet is the exploitation of an animal and is therefore not vegan, and forcing a vegan diet on an obligate carnivore is , depending on how you do it, either pointless or animal abuse.
While I provide no further argument or justification for these points, understand that I am unchallengably correct as I am the one true Marxist.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Why? Are we not doing enough?124·2 years agoThe internet outside of hexbear is generally hostile to many of our views, so it’s not like we can easily go elsewhere.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•North America before illegal immigration11·2 years agoIf they’d endured as independent groups into the 21st century without being colonised by Europeans, as the map shows, they would almost certainly have developed defined borders.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•North America before illegal immigration7·2 years agoThe Aztec empire being the dominant force on the continent could be a very unfortunate situation for everyone living there.
They were so unpopular with every surrounding nation (because of all the murdering and kidnapping and human sacrificing) that when the Spanish showed up, the vast vast majority of the soldiers that fought against the Aztecs were from the local peoples.
Sadly, the design is unfeasible as eventually the rotational force either separates the bread from the butter, or liquidises the internal organs of the cat when they reach peak generating speed.
The rapid disassembly of the mechanism can cause quite an amount of damage as well.
Statutory minimum of 5.6 weeks in my country.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Vegan food: The west vs India2·2 years agoMeat is generally spiced more heavily in warm climates because it spoils faster and hot spices both preserves meat by killing bacteria and disguise a certain degree of spoilage.
I would be surprised if the trend towards hot spices in a country that is generally both warm and humid is because of a difference in palette rather than the reasons above.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Vegan food: The west vs India5·2 years agohow much fake seafood do you see engineered out there?
Crab sticks are usually fake, but generally, fish is harder to immigrate accurately than other meats, and there’s less demand for it since people in the west don’t generally eat tons of fish anyway.
Less demand for real fish means less demand for imitation fish, though there is apparently a company somewhere making lab grown salmon and tuna.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Vegan food: The west vs India61·2 years agoThe fake stuff (and cultivated meat for that matter) are getting closer to parity every year. You don’t go back to something “for the taste”, if the alternative you switched to offers a near identical experience.
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•Vegan food: The west vs India143·2 years agoI don’t want to stop eating meat, I want to stop the exploitation and suffering of animals.
While I want to stop the exploitation of animals more than I want to eat meat, if there is a path that allows me to do both, I will have a preference for that path.
The same goes for leather. It’s use isn’t worth what has to be done to create it, but it is a fantastic material with a lot of versatility that’s better than near all alternatives in plenty of applications. Fake leather and synthetic leather are wonderful innovations because we can enjoy the benefits without the negatives, and that’s something to be encouraged rather than avoided.
AI has been able to do fingers semi-reliably for months now
Saeculum [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.netto Memes@lemmy.ml•18,000g in Faerun vs 5 dollars in the bank21·2 years ago10,000 gold a year is enough to support ~14 people at a comfortable standard of living, it’s not exactly buy a kingdom levels of money.
So offending the state in China invokes the punishment of getting to experience the American reality?