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I was here for the beans and the jeans, but what’s this about weird wizard spells?
I was here for the beans and the jeans, but what’s this about weird wizard spells?
That was a good read. Definitely worthy of a save. Thanks for sharing fellow Lemming!
I don’t have any skin in the game as I am allergic to both cats and vegans.
However, I think this is kind of interesting because it is going to be one of the first major pieces of Lemmy Lore that a large amount of the userbase is aware of.
In a weird way it means we are forming the bonds of a real community, and even though this is clearly an antagonistic topic it is going to be a lasting piece of history that for better or worse defines our culture.
So long Steam. We had a good run, but I guess it is finally time for Phil Spencer to take you out behind the woodshed.
^ Found a fellow old school torrent user 😆
I meant to reply to you yesterday, but I forgot. Your link was amazing, thanks for posting.
I had to stop reading after a while though because I was getting too fucking depressed that so many morons keep willingly giving this chuckle-fuck their money even though all of the available evidence points to him being a pedantic child and pathological liar who’s companies exist in spite of him rather than because of him.
That’s quite a good list you’ve got going there already. Did you do that from memory?
I dare one of them to show up to my front door. They are going to be in for a fucked up conversation that will make them second guess their life choices.
You don’t need a jondom if you just use the ol’ jildo.
God damnit, you beat me to the punch 😆 Have an upvote, for it is all I have to give.
Relevant username?
Well said 👏
Well for one thing because this (see link) was already a national news story earlier this month. So, it isn’t exactly that far of a leap in logic for these suicide booths to be replicated for use in capital punishment in places where it is still utilized, like the United States.
One could even argue that it makes the process less morally objectionable, and therefore might make it harder to justify banning the practice. I am simply playing devil’s advocate here because this is precisely the kind of logic that is already pervasive in US politics when justifying otherwise morally objectionable decisions.
On the one hand I think this is a humane option that people should have during palliative care.
However, I am also reasonably confident this will be used to facilitate capital punishment as well. I have mixed feelings about the use of the death penalty, but generally this does seem like a preferable solution to the other available methods so maybe that too is a small mercy in of itself.
Nice, uhhh…username ya got there…I think…