Livla

[Topaz @orunducks]

i made them food
#fumo #ふもふも #ふもめし

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@MagickAlicecon I don't think they're capable of causing that much chaos though. Not compared to what the sheer volume of third worlders are already doing. The ones that are competent and organized enough to cause significant chaos aren't being "placated by the internet."

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@MartinSellner_ Rhodesia, the breadbasket of Africa, used to be inside the wall.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@AnimeAntisemite I would have just given the Martin Sellner answer: An American is someone who is supposed to feel guilty for his past.

[Pecokun / Commissions OPEN @Pecokun_999]

Tactical witch

[@_Δ（でるた） @_DELTA_DELTA]

日差し気になるさとり様
#東方Projectㅤㅤㅤㅤ

[力餅 @shinanomon]

雨の日の熊野が一番美しい。

[ベア猫@遺伝子組み換えでない @tomuneko4423]

遅まきながら、葉山さんの Kingdom Come: Deliverance II 配信を拝見し、騎士道精神あふれる清廉な生き様に感服致しました。

これは、混沌のボヘミアに秩序と安寧を取り戻すため、正義の剣を振るう葉山ヘンリー王と、聡明なる忠犬「まっちょ」を称え、そのお姿を描いたものです。

#舞鈴クラフト

[Livla @Puromesutin]

There's also a moe ultranationalist.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

Evola talked about this.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@gregjarch I would say most people have very little say in anything at all. How much of behaviour is influenced by genetics and social conditioning? The wider point is that it's almost always gratuitously cruel to abuse anyone for anything unless it's corrective or instructional.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@dansk_juche The Winter War is a stain in the history of the Soviet Union, but it brought eternal glory to Finland. And only one of them exist today.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@RoyalEndeavour Well, he is a public servant after all. And modern militaries have managers, not leaders. The last thing they want is some aristocrat of the soul with a cult of personality being in charge of the armed forces.

[Livla @Puromesutin]

@viggo9000 @SSporklion Ball throwing is applied physics at best. I'm ok at math but I hate arithmetics (not uncommon). Real math is literally about the "big-picture". E.g. there are exactly 17 ways in which 2D patterns can repeat. This only makes sense if you understand the nature of 2D symmetry.

[たみ @tamitami020343]

閉店間際

[いり @chintara10]

エクスチェンジgif

[DailyGondolas @DailyGondolas]

#gondola

[茶葉馬場ば @tyabababab]

今描いてる絵が３枚没になって出せる絵がないので一ヶ月ぐらい前に描いた没絵見てください

[Livla @Puromesutin]

Your analogy to real-world policy breaks down because the game provides a safety net: if enough people press blue, they will be saved from the consequences of their actions and will in fact save lives. Whether or not those lives are worth the risk of saving is a separate question.

Blue-button mentality is a sign of civilization, we shouldn't be too harsh on it. Placing the ingroup above the individual is good. Placing the universal (outgroup) above the ingroup is bad.

The "competitive advantage" of blue in a healthy society is that it is far easier to convince half the people to press blue than it is to convice literally everyone to press red, thus preventing all casualties.