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Owned by two cats, recently divorced, blessed with a personality disorder (AVPD) - pensioned (even the state has the opinion I’m a total wreck lol). This causes me to be unable to keep up personal connections and makes me ghost literally everyone, so if it happens to you, sorry in advance.

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Pro GenAI, but Anti-GenAI-Corpos; this technology should be available to everyone, which would only be fair since we all contributed to it. Datasets and Models should be under the jurisdiction of UNESCO, since they are literally the distilled cultural output of humanity.

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  • My Ex-Roccat (Now Turtle Beach) AIMO buttons are holding up very well after years and years of heavy daily use including clicker games and ARPGS - only thing i had to do once was to open it up (standard screwdriver) and bend the metal thingies inside of the microswitches back up a bit after about 5 years. i could have alternatively just put a bit of tape on the piece of the mousebutton that presses down on the microswitches - that plastic part that was responsible for pushing down the micro was worn down, causing unclean single click, but i can do that when it acts up again.







  • There is by far no such strong binding between Islam and the Iranian populace that i would be able to make that claim. There are many Islamic countries, and while many of them are lagging behind in acknowledging and protecting human rights, they are a very heterogenous group. The headline would then focus on the country of “whatever islamic country”, and not towards “Muslims in general”. There is only ONE jewish country that also claims to be the home and cradle of all jews.


  • You are the one conflating critizism of Zionism with critizism of Jews. I have now multiple times agreed that there are jews who don’t want to engage with this system, and that they pay a heavy price. But you seem to be unable to realize that whatever you are offering as counterargument are small fractions inside of Israel and not the defining part of the populace. As i said - you fall victim to the no-true-scotsman fallacy, and i would advise you to look it up. If even just 70% of Jews inside of Israel is pro-Zionism (it is for sure a higher percentage), 10% go against it and the rest just keeps their head down to not become a target, then effectively the whole state is working towards elimination of palestinians.



  • I do NOT say they have the right to do it. But they do it, and it’s obvious. I am no antisemite, i don’t give a fuck where you are coming from as long as you don’t fuck with others peoples lives.

    The Jews living in Israel ARE AN ETHNIC GROUP COMMITTING GENOCIDE AND SETTLER COLONIALISM. I don’t know where you had your head the last years, but it is obvious that this path has wide support in the population of Israel, consisting of close to 100% of jews.

    E: I want to add that this is the result of a heavily militarized and propagandized population. If those factors weren’t there, i’m sure that a substantial amount of the Israeli population would not approve of the current events. But how it stands today, public resistance against the Zionist agenda in Israel is close to zero.

    E2: I also want to add that the aggression towards palestinians not only comes from the IDF, but from the Israeli populace itself. 2 days ago i read that the IDF was creating a security zone around a palestinian settlement in the west bank because Israeli settlers were on the regular setting fires and lynching palestinians there.


  • I agree! But that sadly doesn’t change how the Zionist twisted history and the minds of a large majority of Jews. Palestinians deserve their own state, just like the Kurds deserve their own state. Both are getting fucked over by stronger powers - Zionists on the one side, Turks on the other. There are a lot of people out there (Roma/Sinti in Europe, or natives in the US and Australia, or groups like the Uighurs in China) that deserve their own spot, but the established powers would rather cut off their right hand than give them an inch.

    And the same principle is applied internally - the Zionists start with propagandizing the jewish population, and the minority that does not accept the program are ostracized and brutalized as a lesson to anyone who would dare to defy them.

    That is what i mean with “you cannot cleanly separate Zionism/Judaism/Jews from one another”. Zionism propagandizes Jews to believe in Zionism, and they are all bound by the same religion that is weaponized against the populace to make sure they support the Zionists. Anyone who doesn’t go with the program gets fucked over until they cannot put up resistance anymore. Ergo: Whatever the Zionists say Judaism and being a Jew is, is reality for the vast majority of Jews.


  • Yeah, the far-right parties would exist without outside influence, but they would not be currently be as large as a threat to democracy and standing together as a united europe without the meddling of outsiders. These powers fear what would happen if europe would put their differences aside and work together for real - because Europe would become a powerhouse that would probably look a lot like the supremacy they projected during colonial times. The amount of freedom Europe offers is a direct threat to any autocratic government.




  • I do not agree that this is bullshit, because you underscore what i said. The Zionists nowadays are the jewish establishment, and it punishes and eliminates whoever isn’t with them. For the people living in Israel, the Zionists are the authority regarding what it means to be Jewish, increasing the semantic conflation of jew/judaism/zionist.

    As everywhere, there are people who are thinking for themselves, but they are the minority inside of Israel, and they pay for it.



  • It’s not so easy as you frame it. There is no other country on earth that has a population that is defined by a homogeneous religion - the binding between religion and genealogy is much stronger than anywhere else. That also has an effect on how Israel is perceived: there is a very strong correlation between Jews and Judaism, and both of them strongly correlate with Zionism. You cannot cleanly separate Religion, Genealogy and State identity in this case (and that is intended, so you can frame aggression against Zionism as antisemitism), you can only acknowledge that some Jews do not want to engage with Zionism.