@zarathustra5150 They want to put a chatbot in control of the nukes. Well, there’s pros and an there’s cons
Con: People in favor of genocide get what they want
Pro: They never get anything else they want
Con: Everybody dies
Pro: We‘re all going to die eventually; at least this’ll be quick
They came after me with the cat lady shit too. So please just sit down & listen.
Misogyny is one of the deadliest weapons on earth. Misogyny is electoral interference. Misogyny is a national security threat so lethal we can’t even see it.
https://t.co/0Ll2tdji0t
@TheNinersWolf@KrahenHexe@Esqueer_@BostonGlobe From a USA Today article it sounds like she was born with a rare congenital condition, Swyer Syndrome, in which you have a normal vulva but you have XY chromosomes. With a little study, this technical article will explain it:
https://t.co/j19Odq0vmu
I moved to
M a s t o d o n
a week and a half ago and it’s great. Definitely a good replacement for this site. Many of the people I followed here have moved there. It takes a few minutes to set up which was entirely worth it. Hopefully I’ll see you around!
@MassDCR Just a heads up, the Park Closure and Advisory Dashboard isn’t showing the closure of Breakheart Reservation.
Here’s a screenshot showing the alerts for Nahant and Cochituate but not Breakheart.
@jaredpretender@Cooperstreaming @legalshmendrik There are many different kinds of men. One kind, sometimes called “Nice Guys,” believes that if they act nice to a person, that person must act nice back. These guys buy in to the idea that friendship and love are transactions. Honestly, some are dangerous to be around.
@jaredpretender@Cooperstreaming @legalshmendrik Giving him the full benefit of the doubt, Jared may not understand the need for a term like “Nice Guys” because those guys conceal most of their underhanded actions from “Good Men” and, of course, Jared’s never discovered his date was a “Nice Guy.”
@weedguy420boner Absolutely genuine question: what is causing people to miss the joke?
I’m super curious because I’m always trying to put myself in other people’s shoes
@jost_george@JermaineJupiter Genuine ❤️ question: when you hear someone say, “Black people… how do you feel on the inside?” why do you, a white person, decide to speak up at that point instead of reading along and seeing if there are new-to-you ideas in the responses?—signed, another white person