@libsoftiktok Violence and only violence is violence and that has never been different.
I've experienced both violence and extraordinarily harsh language, and I assure you that they are quite distinct.
@aakashgupta@Selkis_2028 " By 2035, AI stops feeling like a tool and starts feeling like a limb" - the appendage is basically how Marshal Mcluhan frames all media/technology in his 1960s book Understanding Media - and that appendage, he asserts, is accompanied by an amputation.
@Grummz This has a Monty Python feel to it: "only one requirement: You had to be a gamer and passionate about making games and have the skills to back it up"
@mazemoore "Elon Musk in my view..." and then proceeds to assume his psychic powers are accurate.
This is not a serious person.
I could just as easily say, "In my view, this guy eats cats and I can't understand for the life of me why he would do such a thing to sweet little cats"
Case against the Oklahoma teen who was accused of r*ping and assaulting a teen girl so violently that she needed surgery on her neck, has been dismissed.
Jesse Butler was initially facing a 78-year sentence.
He was charged for r*ping two high school girls. One girl said Butler repeatedly r*ped and strangled her. She was about 30 seconds from losing her life, according to a doctor.
Despite being convicted of r*pe, the case against the teen was dismissed after he completed the requirements of his youthful offender rehabilitation plan.
Butler’s father is a former football director at Oklahoma State University, according to Oklahoma Watch.
“The defense portrayed that somehow the perpetrator suffered more than these victims,” said DA Jeremiah Gregory.
“What was said was insincere, untruthful, and affront to these victims and what they have endured. Nothing has made my blood boil more. I did not know this was going to be allowed…”
Everything that directly impacts your life— affordability, safety, cultural stability— all of it is downstream from immigration. The choice to vote for a Democrat Party committed to opening our borders to the world is a choice to commit civilizational suicide.
So much of the pain and dysfunction among young women today comes from this. We have barely seen our parents in the same room together, let alone love each other. We have a chronic fear of abandonment