Ech

Hey now, he earned those fair and square off the corpses he killed.

They did take them, and then were passed when their test was checked because the answers are specifically ambiguous, made to be able to fail or pass anyone at the discretion of the testing authority.

“It bilds karacter!”

It’s wild how relatable it still is nearly 30 years later.

Seems like a good place to remind everybody in the US to watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

Well, they are already the home of Big Brother, so this is fitting.

You read the article title, knew the topic, (assumedly) know the show, and still dug further. That’s on you, mate. Also, it’s much more reddit-y to doom scroll the politics community to “relax”.

Evidence directly from the suspect(s) is basically a confession. Gender has nothing to do with it.

How does “We wouldn’t need [evidence] if society just trusted women” fit your argument?

“Not ‘normal’ = gay”. That’s all they consider.

Radiolab has an interesting episode about people having to deal with being considered “Null”: https://radiolab.org/podcast/null

That’s a bingo.

You’re not the boss of me, now!

The 40k fascism cosplayers already made “god emperor” a thing. Might as well go the whole mile.

Mom?

Demanding the algorithm apologize is off the charts unhinged. It’s amazing that people this stupid have achieved enough to fail this badly.

They’re trying to insinuate that the accusations on them are of the same legitimacy of those they’ve been throwing at everyone for decades.

If their claims are rebuked as baseless, they’ll call the claims against them baseless as well. If the claims against them are said to be substantiated, they’ll point to their claims and suggest the same. It’s the “tails I win, heads you lose” of a political scheme.

“Probably”?

For whatever reason, our brains developed the inclination/compulsion to imagine scenarios which greatly improved our odds of survival in the wild. In a biological sense, I figure stories and the like trigger that reward center in a way. Why people like different stories would come down to brain chemistry.

I’m sorry for your loss.