Starya67

Being against fascists is normal. There is nothing radical about it. Only right wing extremists would call that being radicalised.

All keyboards have been getting worse (both on Apple and Android). It’s impossible to type anything without typos anymore.

Colds don’t cause chronic illness and brain damage.

Many people will only read the title and assume it means you’re more likely to get shot.

Why are we calling being an empathetic individual and being against fascism “being radicalised”?

You forgot the environment and the energy prices.

Use Deepl or something. Geez.

Wilful ignorance is the worst ignorance.

My brother used to be a manager, and when an applicant was from Europe he wouldn’t check the university but when they were from the US he definitely would.

If they say something that isn’t true, it’s a lie. Not exactly rocket science.

Their search is appalling. They hide stuff, they have terrible filters, and 90 percent of results is stuff you weren’t looking for.

I find it so odd that some people only buy from Amazon. There are shit tons of other online retailers around and nowadays Amazon is usually more expensive.

Mine did that years ago. But when you change your address, you have to go to the webpage, which tells you to use the app, which only links to the webpage, which opens the app…

Anyway, I had to ring them.

The age of the father puts you at risk. You’re more likely to get preeclampsia or have a premature baby.

Juries should not make medical decisions anyway.

Apparently that conclusion contradicted “reasonable doubt”, by the way.

People yelling “happy Memorial Day!” is so frigging weird.

Siegfried has a “Vision 2026”. So we all know what he’s about

On the tram today there was a woman at the door who lit her cigarette even before the door was open. Her friend had to take it off her. Not addictive my foot.

Same in Germany. People don’t even seem to realise the dangers of it, or how they’re harming others. They just think it’s their “right” and the government agrees.

There are lots of those. Many people knit.