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Cake day: June 24th, 2023

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  • Oh, they totally do. That’s why I’d suggest not punching a Nazi in front of the cops, even if they 100% deserved it. The cops will arrest you much quicker than they will a fascist even if you do the same exact thing.

    And also definitely YMMV on whether this works at all, I’m in Massachusetts where the cops have to at least pretend they’re doing their jobs so they will typically detain Nazis if they take an actual swing at someone. Other states this might not work at all.


  • Nazis get worse if you don’t actively oppose them. That can look like punching them, but it can also look like actively ostracizing them by taking away their jobs, denying them participation in community events, or just straight up shaming them in public.

    Pacifism only works if the other side isn’t willing to kill you. These jackasses fantasize about genociding people as a hobby, so if you think pacifism is going to work for you then go right ahead but I’ll be over here working on my defensive skills.

    In many situations nazi-punching is not your best tactical decision, especially in the presence of cops. Using your words to hurt the poor Nazi snowflakes feelings works just as well and has the added benefit of potentially provoking them into getting themselves arrested if there are cops watching.



  • Yep other EVs have this as well. The Hyundai IONIQ has great front sightlines for an SUV IIRC.

    Still a car, but I admit EVs are much less hateable in a city for multiple reasons. No stinky tailpipe, no roaring engine noise, and generally better sightlines and safety features.

    I think my ideal city would be mostly bikes and ebikes, with those vehicles that can’t be replaced by bikes being EVs.









  • I have a “mom” sized pocketbook that I carry around and it always has the following:

    • Band aids, nail clipper, and aquaphor tube
    • Eye drops
    • Wallet, phone, keys
    • Masks
    • Earbuds
    • Hand sanitizer
    • Sunglasses
    • Small fidget toy
    • Folding hairbrush
    • Hair ties
    • Small sunscreen stick, chapstick
    • Pen
    • Set of plastic cutlery
    • Pill case with some commonly needed pills like Tylenol, Claritin, etc

    If it’s sunny I’ll bring a sun umbrella and a hat, both of which can fit in the bag in a pinch. If it’s raining, just the umbrella. It’s not a perfect system but some things (especially the band aids and fidget) come in handy pretty often






  • cries in working parent

    My employer gives us 8 sick days a year. When we run out of those we are supposed to use vacation time. It’s downright depressing how fast we blow through the sick time in a bad winter season.

    I’m very very lucky to work from home, so I can neglect my sick kid at home while getting work done and thus avoid having to burn through my vacation time as well. Others aren’t so lucky.