You can buy buttons and listen to what your cat has to say, here’s a podcast about how to do it properly (so they’re actually communicating with you):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHdnqpOFShc

Ubisoft don’t really want you to have their games, and they’ll delete them from you when they want. It’s not a company that can be trusted anymore.

They should be boycotted out of business.

Web spider.

That might have been his address book, found on the sidewalk in 1997. You can look names from it here:

https://epsteinsblackbook.com/

Oh yeah, you should go try and reason it out with them. Be my guest.

Politics tricks us all into thinking someone is listening.

The main r/conservative response became: If Trump was in the files, or of they existed the Dems would have released them. They also said Trump’s popularity went UP two points during the recent Epstein events.

One of the hosts of knowledge fight also worked on the Sandyhook Defamation case which cost Alex Jones a lot of money. So can’t really fault them.

This particular image is actually a Photoshop image, if you compare it to other images of them together the scale is off, as are the black values.

Not that it’s important, they we’re definitely very close, sexual assailants, and trafficking girls via Mara Lago… BUT it’s still interesting this particular image is a product of Photoshop editing.

Springtime for Hitler

Personally, I’m happy for them.

The media will once again over play the hand of leftwing politics.

Just like how they recently helped Trump woth his health problems by pointing out his swollen ankles.

They just never know when to just let a win ride.

Go six to eight times, then ask another barber to do the rest and a huge discount.

An average of 3 per year starting from 2003. By 2011 it was an average of 5 superhero movies per year. Currently we’re on 6 a year.

I find it interesting that this seems to overlap with the period of Trump’s rise to power.

Good comic, but that goose wouldn’t let him through so easily.

For example, many might want to murder someone like Putin solely because they hate him.

At that point I think we have to give the credit to hate as being the motivator. The love might have lead to the hate, but I don’t think that’s the same as it being the motivator for the killing (not if we’re attributing it “soley” to hate).

So I think even in trying to give an example of “killing for love” we switched teams halfway through. The love may have lead to the hate, but hate did the heavy lifting.

“Killing out of love”???..

…no such thing. Love says it’s infinite, so live and let live. Forgive and let forgive. That’s how most understand the practice of love.

Everything is cyclical. You can have systems premised on “love” and end up in the same shit pool later. That’s not really relevant - everything’s temporary.

Plenty of hateful revolutions (eg. France, Russia, China) have made lasting long term changes. Plenty of love-based movements have flopped quickly (most communes, the hippy generation, lots of romantic relationships).

So I think you’re demonstrably incorrect when claiming one emotional source creates lasting effects and the other doesn’t.

I mean, one of the most persistent human endeavors: Holy Wars are fueled by hate and last pretty much longer than anything else we do.

We’re apes, not utopians. Hungry emotionally suffering, creatures of simple habits and reactions. Not angels, or saints.

So yeah, plenty of persistent, long lasting effects and activities are fueled by hate. You might not see positivity or growth there, but we’re not debating your opinion. We’re debating the emotional fuel source, it’s power and longevity.

It’s a mainstay of human behavior.

But those other fuel sources won’t do what hate can.

…for instance, many a programmer has fixed a software bug because they hate their software glitching at that specific point. They get frustrated and angry, hateful.

The hate makes them persistent, makes them chase the problem long enough to solve it.

Hate has fueled revolutions. Killed CEOs and pedophiles. Robbed banks. Things love would forgive over, or refuse to do.

Hate can accomplish where other emotions would give up.

This just isn’t true… Hate can be a fuel, and it can be directed at others as an offensive weapon. Also sometimes it’s righteous and just.

Don’t let small minded people stigmatize you from being in touch with your emotions… The full spectrum of them, not just the “good” ones.

Life’s not that limited. Being human is not for that.