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  • Fair 'nuff. I hadn't really considered an alt account.

  • It isn't really that odd, considering you've only been here a couple of weeks. Mutual Aid is a foundational idea in most if not all anarchist projects and theory.

    There may be many scammers, yes, but the goal remains the same - get help to those who need it from those in a position to give it.

    As for being part of the problem, I must disagree. Scammers aren't leeching just this, they'd be present in any system purporting to help others (in gov't systems this is called fraud), the goal of these grassroots aid projects is to help those who fall through the cracks of more formalized systems and decentralize some aid in case the church/NGO/gov't can't or won't help (see the Hurricane Helene/Katrina responses when FEMA is overwhelmed).

    Means-testing recipients is kinda a dick move anyway: those who have demonstrable need will have a harder time getting aid and time/money that should be spent helping are now spent with verification.

  • I like the wary look the second figure is giving the PPSH.

    Watch where you point that thing.

  • No? They don't hoard dollars, they hoard deeds if anything. Should the bottom fall out of the American Market, they'll just pack it up and go to China or Russia or Europe. Their holdings won't lose value over time, and anything short of super steep taxes on unrealized gains or nationalization won't really affect them.

    Those won't happen because it'll catch up the petty bourgeoise in the thresher, and common Americans won't stand for that.

  • I can. Mostly I avoid McD's for reasons other than their food.

  • Damn. This is how I learn that I am. In fact, 16 people.

  • Martial Law and Marital Law is the one that always gets me.

    There's a joke in there about strict curfews and domineering personalities, but I can't be bothered to flesh it out.

  • Picture makes him look like a three-year-old told to smile.

  • Do those who endorse the state capture by Musk count as part of the problem?

  • What would prevent the same happening in the next wave of rats jumping ship? They don't know anything about the servers or their niches, so they pick whatever. Listing all the servers and their missions is a good start for those motivated to join, but for those more on the fence, how do we ease the transition?

  • Woah there, friend. There are several million legitimate citizens that don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.

    Their knowledge of the workings of the government (or anything else, really) don't have much bearing on their citizenship.

    Still odd for an individual who would have to take an exam on the matter for naturalization.

  • Hows about dropping that SpaceX contract?

    I know why, but can still be unhappy.

  • If anything they'd be relieved to no longer have to play heel to the Republican party.

  • Food was cheap for a long time, and mental healthcare is prohibitively expensive.

    Much more financially responsible to eat one's feelings.

  • Bet, i absolutely grow weary of sitting in the hot! Gotta go cool off by the river or something.

    But your point stands.

  • I'm sorry, 'anatomical amounts'? Did you mean astronomical, or are bodies now being used to measure stuff?

    Well, beyond the usual feet/cubits/hogsheads.

  • A particularly loud belch out of Barron is liable to have more impact on those voters than we have here.

  • Only in the professional sense, medicine and engineering as concepts of let's not have these people die of what we know to be preventable has been around a lot longer than agriculture.