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I am really growing tired of online political discussions and debates from all sides. It really seems like nobody wants to solve the world's problems. They just want to pick whatever side they think is edgy or cool and make lolcows out of anyone they disagree with.

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@coolboymew I really wanted to get one for my older brother since he grew up with the N64, but I missed the opportunity to pre-order. However, I also need to realize that he is a father now and probably shouldn't be wasting his free-time playing video games.

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Hey!!!
Who progressive leftie in here? No hate, just a series of honest questions.

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so how do you host a no steam css server? seems like all the knowledge is gatekept now

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also you guys can use XMPP for secure E2EE chats and file sharing now using your Poast login. Download any XMPP client of your choice (they're all pretty shit but gajim is alright ngl) https://xmpp.org/software/

RT: https://poa.st/objects/348e8bf4-cde8-452e-b346-2fc63981d5c9
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CBDC will cause so much chaos for the first nation to implement it.

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Food, Inglorious Food

The introduction of stricter legislation and controls on food production is being used to favour large companies over smaller ones, ultimately leading to a reduction in food choices and an increase in “food tyranny,” Dr. Vernon Coleman writes.

There is plenty of food on Earth. The problem is that much of it is in the wrong place. Look at what happened when the EU built its food mountains. The food was needed in Africa but the EU’s agricultural policies meant that it got stored in areas where it wasn’t needed. Tariffs on imported food, and the dumping of surpluses, together with corruption, have suppressed the development of food growing in what used to be called the “Third World.” There is no doubt that much of the starvation in Africa was directly caused by the EU dumping food there, with the result that local farmers simply could not compete and so went bankrupt.

The greedy billionaires want to get rid of farms (particularly small ones) and replace the food they produce with artificial food made in their laboratories. Their long-standing plan has suddenly become urgent since they do not want to waste a carefully created crisis. They are already selling laboratory-grown meat as beef. There will be no label to show that the meat was grown in a laboratory. The plan is that every piece of food will be digitalised and identified and part of the “Internet of Things.”

Suddenly, and belatedly, they claim to have realised that nutrition has a value in health care and they want to control our diet with legislation, advice and taxes (on sugary and fatty foods). Long-standing medical tyranny is about to be extended and to become food tyranny. They are planning to introduce medically tailored meals and to extend genetically modified foods. The policy carried out with great success in India by Monsanto, for example, will mean that farmers will have to buy all their seeds from the big companies and it will be illegal to keep seeds from one year’s crop for the following year.

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@jeff @AGARTHA_NOBLE everyone in political circles online acts as if the us government will collapse or the trans genocides gonna happen in two weeks but instead of preparing they loaf around, game, smoke weed, and fight people online

It's hard to celebrate The Fourth of July when you know that the American Revolution was a psyop and that we are still secretly controlled by The City of London banksters.

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Kind of funny (strange) how all these months later, nobody knows anything whatsoever about the guy who almost shot Trump.
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You know what one of the crazies things about the US is?

A cop can pull you over on the side of the road and be like "Please take this breathalyzer test" and you can say "no" because that's your right.

But he can also say "please step out of the car" and if you say "no" then he'll beat your ass and claim you're resisting, because that's not your right.

So the word "please", in US legal parlance, has 2 meanings:
1. Would you please wave your right not to do this?
2. By my authority I am compelling you to do this.

And they won't tell you which one it is, or they may lie about which one it is, and if you do it and you had the right not to then it's assumed you waved that right.

(AFAIK)
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