Frogmanfromlake [none/use name]

We might as well be Martians with how they talk about us.

I’d be curious to see data outside of the “International Community”

Who’s the alien they’re pointing to?

This is serious. Said with complete and wholehearted sincerity. Pax Americana really is a brain virus.

Probably interracial or trans

Feels like people tend to like dogs more because they find them more submissive and easier to control.

Wait this isn’t satire? This post was made with 100 percent sincerity? Lmao

Fr. I’d take it if it meant that the place was much more affordable compared to the other houses around it

Good. Fucking hate those things.

What a fucking weirdo. Hard to take anything she does seriously.

I find that the quality of content and people always takes a sharp drop the bigger the community gets

Everyone saw this bullshit coming when she was announced for the position. Libs were too busy stepping on Cheetos to care.

Would be nice if that’s the direction being taken.

Are macs still the status symbol they once were?

Absolutely disgusting. They’ll hand wring about Xinjiang in one sentence and then do this in the next.

Spez will probably win that race with how niche Reddit is to begin with compared to Twitter

Good bot

Is Smash 4 online even playable? I remember it being laggy as hell. The Switch online has its issues but it was particularly bad on the 3DS.

They’re really planning on monetizing everything. I’m curious to see how many actually pay for this.

It seems that I could only find about 18 countries with mandates. That hardly accounts for most of them. There have been an increasing effort to make them but that doesn’t really show that fossil fuel companies are in a losing battle. If anything, they’ve gone up.

I don’t see how the conspiracy, which is what is is, has anything to do with government overreach and digital currencies. The conspiracies usually go into weird territory about being cut off from using your car or similar nonsense. Creating a walkable city is really very easy to do once you weed out the political roadblocks, which is of course much easier said than done. The end result wouldn’t be limiting people’s movement. If anything it would be expanding it when done right.

You do have a point that it can be nearly impossible depending on the country or the city and how much of a grip corporate interests have. My own country has done pretty well with what you might call “15 minute cities.” It probably helps that local government or the cities that built the way they are don’t have a strong multinational presence in them.