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15 hours agoNah man, Photopea if you really want that.
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6·15 hours agoI mean, it can be a form of protest too – and let’s be honest, paying a fine for having slightly unkempt grass or parking slightly curvy on your own house’s parking spot, is stupid.
1·15 hours agoI’m not sure whether to be scared or impressed by that. Both, I guess.
This is what my parents did, it helped a lot. Media literacy is important!
To be fair, anything that actually properly taxes the rich, is indeed socialist — and that is good! They should not leech off.
Perhaps 11? The funny thing about 1 is, often it’s not even a cult of tradition – it’s often selective tradition poised to be as racist and sexist as possible. For example, in ancient traditions, you had the Galli cult (arguably queer), and women-led temples and churches. But go tell that to fascist Amerikkans nowadays…
Might want this one: What the Fuck Happened In 1971?
Boy, I love this sidelemmy. Never change.
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Not safe if you’re queer. And there’s a shitton of censorship.
Safety is liberty.
Then definitely Estonia, or Lithuania. Although I think it’d be much better to live in the non-Russian part and learn Estonian/Lithuanian (and use it) there. I strongly recommend you do that last part especially.
Alternatively, you could go to Slovakia, Russia is a minority official language there, though a lot of hospitals refuse service for transition stuff.
For queer in general, not trans, Estonia still would be the best option.
You could also go to Canada - there aren’t many Russian speakers, but there are small communities. Not enough to warrant a “minority” by a certain tyrant, thankfully. Winnipeg has some of them, I think.
3·25 days agoThe Ig Nobel Prize? It’s negative but in a good way.
Depends. If you’re queer, definitely not anywhere in the former USSR (except for some of the Baltics).
If you’re not queer, and speak a language of that region, probably that area is your best bet to blend in.
Surely 2026 can’t get more crazy than 2025…
I’ve stopped giving fucks and started creating fucks instead. Action we need.
I hate cars and Dodge Rams, but man, that looks rude.
2·29 days agoRevolution against the oligarchs. Vote, become member of a leftist party, trade union, direct action, insurrection, convince others, contribute, sabotage – whatever, every measure counts.
My hope is that Russia balkanises. At least enough to no longer threaten Europe.
That seems expensive and unnecessary tbh, for a bike. I have one I bought from what’s probably a junkie for €25 and including repairs, I’ve spent less than 200 bucks in total over the 8 years so far.
It has a saddle, lights, brakes, wheels, frame with handlebars, chain and chain & wheel cover, rear carrier, and that’s it.
Depends on what you mean by worker’s rights and free market.
Let’s say that that’s;
and:
in short, you’re looking for a Nordic model within the EU… you can’t really advocate worker’s rights without fully committing on the left economic model, imho. The centrist ways are acceptable for getting the rich onboard to move away from the right. But not acceptable for moving the rest away from left.