@maimaikkyu@Star96442843718@firstviolinn@VeridisArpegius Code switching could be as simple as greeting a coworker with “hello” and a friend with “‘sup.” In this case, switching to AAVE (“eye bags are crazy bruh she be lookin’” etc) when Japanese was insufficient to get his point across is absolutely a code switch
@Holdangarfield@FlugeneDebs Yeah man I think a baby who just had invasive surgery probably deserves a hospital bed. I’m genuinely curious what causes someone to turn out like this. Are you just a contrarian? Is it because people you hate also hate insurance company practices?
@Holdangarfield@QuiveringNUT@FlugeneDebs You are just exactly wrong on this. Hospitals are incentivized to SHORTEN patient stays since it’s more profitable to free up the bed and increase patient volume. Also the doctors are most likely salaried, it’s not like they get a kickback for keeping a patient longer.
@oncloud_e@Sembe_1312 For whatever reason, I’ve found that psychiatric nurse practitioners are often better at keeping up with the literature and listening to patient needs than the actual psychiatrists.
@NEMO0o0O0o0OMEN@lillydandylion@DropSiteNews Well because you said the communists purged by the Nazis brought it on themselves. It’s pretty evident you side with the Nazis if you believe that. No need to be coy
@femtater I know!! At first with the credits in the middle I was like “Nice, bathroom break,” but only at the end did I realize it makes the final line hit like a freight train. It’s also in keeping with the movie’s themes to be like “Ok, get out, back into the real world.”
@ChiefTeef8@Qveen_Potato@CantEverDie A lot of us held our nose and voted for Kamala. You’re very online and so you feel like Kamala lost because other very online people refused to vote for her. The voting bloc she actually needed was normal people who were not enthused by her “nothing will change” messaging
@BeedrillHive@punishednuz Dead parents is a super common trope because it forces a young protagonist to be independent. Eva is a little different in how it uses the plot device to explore themes of abuse, abandonment, dependence, etc
@cag2031@superberry4u No, dummy. The argument is that we shouldn’t execute people, which last I checked is irreversible, because many people are wrongfully convicted.