Rightwingers don’t usually care about whether immigrants have citizenship or not.

I’d like to point out that I’m european, not american - this is the opposite of calling each other hypocrites.

It’s not like most european countries are in a good position to justifiably point fingers here …

With the low level of detail that’s used for most anime faces and the wild (by Japanese standards, anyway) hair colors, it’s usually pretty much impossible to tell without context whether a character is meant to be asian or european.

On a more ideological level, Japan was allied with Nazi Germany and committed a lot of atrocities back then, and they always had strong anti-immigration policies and an advantageous position to enforce them (island nation, difficult writing system etc.).

I guess apathy is slightly better than hate, but it’s kind of hard to be proud that so many people see all this hate and chose to not vote.

There’s a German word for that, Machtergreifung.

Being moderately well-off doesn’t mean anything when the government decides to deport you or otherwise deny you rights (abortions, anyone?). USA is also the country with (one of?) the worlds highest prison populations per capita, which is seriously fucked up. They even made inmates do firefighting in the LA fires, without proper safety equipment.

I go back and forth between lamenting that corporate propaganda created this state of things, and lamenting that so many people are dumb enough to fall for it. Calling voters dumbasses doesn’t solve anything, but I’m definitely thinking it a lot lately.

Yeah, in games like Morrowind or Gothic it definitely got annoying sometimes trying to find the destination of a quest. I just hate it that the markers will often be directly on an item to the point that I can’t even really see the item before picking it up, because smaller items often get completely covered by the quest marker.

It’s a great innovation that has been overused and abused.

No, it’s pronounced fow-veh!

It’s a general trend in modern gaming, similar to how RPGs usually have quest markers that not only show you the general location of your quest objective, but often the exact target - and it’s one thing to do it like that when the NPC you need to interact with is out in the open (when IRL you could just ask someone for directions) but often games will have quests like “go to this place and search for an item” and mark the exact location of the item down to the centimeter. And you can’t just deactivate the quest markers (I’ve seen that option in some games, plus this should be relatively easy to mod), either, because most games won’t actually tell you with words where you need to go.

q.e.d.!

For roughly Jetta-sized cars by Volkswagen, it’s usually Passat or Golf (including the ‘Golf variant’ station wagon). VW Passat is fairly common as a police car, too.

Indeed. Though interestingly, the Jetta seems to be much more common abroad, t’s a pretty rare car in Germany.

Thanks for the answer. Are those supposed to be spoiler tags? “SELF HARM” is already in the post itself …

Thanks. What’s “s//h’ing”?

I did ask whether xanax is something that people often take recreationally. Based on the responses that doesn’t seem to be the case. So what IS the pattern?

And I really just want to know what the meme is going on about. “don’t take drugs recreationally or for selfmedication” is a very different discussion from “don’t take the drugs that were prescribed to you for your diagnosed illness by a doctor”.

So … is this meme saying that Hello Kitty is against taking your prescribed medicine?

Is xanax popular among drug abusers? It’s supposed to be medicine …

Did you ever try DuckDuckGo? According to Wikipedia:

Ecosia delivers a combination of search results from Yahoo!, Google,[6] Bing and Wikipedia.[5]
Advertisements are delivered by Yahoo! and Microsoft Advertising as part of a revenue sharing agreement with the company.[7]

That doesn’t really sound that different from ddg.