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Let's play real life monopoly https://dclandlord.org/play-real-life-monopoly/
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Yeah just put your name and address in reply to that tweet and a bunch of us friendly landlord "advocates" will come "help" you
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COMRADES posted:Isn't Australia letting a bunch of migrants drown in the ocean and then fishing bodies out while the gov't goes "see we are tough on immigration?" Oh no I thought they just sent them to concentration camps to die of starvation 
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I’m at work so pretend i screencapped this https://www.foodnetwork.com/fn-dish/news/2018/8/the-royal-family-drinks-this-water--and-you-can-buy-it-on-amazon
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Senor Dog posted:I’m at work so pretend i screencapped this I drank this and my genes got all messed up. now I'm starting to have opinions on age of consent laws
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There was deffo an article about Australian Coast Guard ptsd as a result of finding tons of corpses in the water lol quote:According to a new poll from Gallup, young Americans are souring on capitalism. Less than half, 45 percent, view capitalism positively. 
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the proletariat will have an almost perfect score. the bourgeoisie will be in last place due to excessive murders
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ate all the Oreos posted:Don't worry all the rich people will feel zero effects from global warming and most of the 2 billion deaths will be poor third worlders dying of floods and famines because we diverted all the remaining arable land to producing almonds and corn, then refused to let them immigrate as their countries were literally swallowed up whole by the ocean because maybe they're just faking it and they're actually terrorists. Exactly. That's why cleansing thermonuclear fire is the right option because canned sunshine doesn't see privilege.
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Moridin920 posted:There was deffo an article about Australian Coast Guard ptsd as a result of finding tons of corpses in the water You'd be surprised at what can cause PTSD. Soldiers that do all their fighting through drones can get PTSD as can therapists who deal with traumatized people. PTSD is rampant among people that drive trains for a living if they end up with something like a person jumping on the tracks in front of them. As for the young hating capitalism...well really, can you blame them? They're getting hosed over by it.
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Oh I'm not surprised at that I'm just remarking on the barbarism of Australia's government
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Good, honest, barbarians would just machine gun the migrants, Australia I'm afraid is all too civilized.
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JnnyThndrs posted:Carbon monoxide is a pretty good method; you just go to sleep and your corpse is nice and rosy. Cars aren’t the go-to they used to be because of pollution controls; the most effective way nowadays is a small, well-sealed area with a couple charcoal grills going. They’re huge emitters of CO and you can pick ‘em up cheap and not arouse suspicion. Make sure you do a test run with a good CO meter; you should get a reading of at least 2000ppm to ensure a quick death. Google ‘death by hibachi’ for more details. The lead singer of Boston, Brad Delp, went out this way. lol truth edit: did this, am dead
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Elderbean posted:Lol think of all the garbage products that left a carbon footprint on the planet that future generations will be paying for. Like imagine starving to death because Shrek 4 and Billy The Big Mouthed Bass had to be shipped to every corner of the globe. imagine suiting up to head into The Dead Zone so you can mine the rich trash deposits.
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SniperWoreConverse posted:imagine suiting up to head into The Dead Zone so you can mine the rich trash deposits. The only people given PPE in the trashmines will be the guards. The rest of us will just have to slip a Jimmy cap on like an Indian sewer diver and pray.
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ToxicSlurpee posted:Soldiers that do all their fighting through drones can get PTSD I don't really like when this is used as an example of "gosh even these guys get PTSD", because a lot of people think the drone thing is like playing a videogame when in reality there's an awful lot of "go somewhere, blow up some guys and their family in crystal clear HD, then hover around the location for 4 hours and watch their almost-dead bodies crawling around with no legs, shoot the people who come to try to help the injured, then circle around watching them die for another 4 hours because you also have to confirm the kill and make sure the area's completely dead." A lot of people (especially the military itself) don't take the psychological effects of murdering someone and being forced to watch them slowly die very seriously and it's way hosed up.
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Well that's a little disturbing. I figured manning drones was basically watching blurry people blow up from far away at low resolution.
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g0lbez posted:Well that's a little disturbing. I figured manning drones was basically watching blurry people blow up from far away at low resolution. they spend serious money on sensor packages for drones
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They upgraded their PTSD package and it cannot be cancelled, it's HD and available 24/7
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Its fun listening to the ice cold banter of a drone pilot as he chops a stray dog and several vaguely humanoid figures into mince from so far away the bullets take whole seconds to reach the target.
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ate all the Oreos posted:I don't really like when this is used as an example of "gosh even these guys get PTSD", because a lot of people think the drone thing is like playing a videogame when in reality there's an awful lot of "go somewhere, blow up some guys and their family in crystal clear HD, then hover around the location for 4 hours and watch their almost-dead bodies crawling around with no legs, shoot the people who come to try to help the injured, then circle around watching them die for another 4 hours because you also have to confirm the kill and make sure the area's completely dead." Well, yeah, that's exactly the problem; you have a ton of people thinking "well that guy isn't in any danger, how can he possibly develop PTSD?" Turns out that pushing a "make people die" button can be pretty traumatic.
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ArmZ posted:more like neoliberal 
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Pirate Radar posted:LAUGHS far from the only time "I'm a liberal" is met with laughs
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This is virtue signalling. Actually it’s propaganda not written by a liberal graduate student.
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I could swear I read a 70s or 80s sci-fi story about a soldier with PTSD after fighting in a war where he remote-controlled a terminator suit and mowed down people who were basically fighting him with sticks and stones. Can’t remember what it was called or who the author was. E: the idea of PTSD from remote warfare has at least been around for a bit, was my point, not just “oh, I read a sci-fi story once” Pirate Radar has issued a correction as of 13:30 on Aug 17, 2018 |
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Pirate Radar posted:I could swear I read a 70s or 80s sci-fi story about a soldier with PTSD after fighting in a war where he remote-controlled a terminator suit and mowed down people who were basically fighting him with sticks and stones. Can’t remember what it was called or who the author was. it was called "the forever war circa 2030" and the author was the west
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Pirate Radar posted:I could swear I read a 70s or 80s sci-fi story about a soldier with PTSD after fighting in a war where he remote-controlled a terminator suit and mowed down people who were basically fighting him with sticks and stones. Can’t remember what it was called or who the author was. The sequels to Ender's Game kinda do this too
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I didn't know it was a surprise to people that guys who order around flying death machines to pulp other people might get disturbed by the process They're sitting completely safe yeah and that probably contributes to their PTSD. Only full blown psychos wouldn't start questioning the morality of it and your own role in it after you've hamburgered a bunch of people with your death drone before heading off to lunch while your coworker next to you talks about the latest game of thrones episode
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I've seen a lot of those infrared war videos where apache pilots/drone pilots shoot up people and I think they are disturbing as gently caress. You see people explode and they have no idea what's happening and absolutely zero chance to fight back
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Collapsing Farts posted:I've seen a lot of those infrared war videos where apache pilots/drone pilots shoot up people and I think they are disturbing as gently caress. You see people explode and they have no idea what's happening and absolutely zero chance to fight back Now imagine what will happen when the guns are inevitably turned against us.
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Spazzle posted:Now imagine what will happen when the guns are inevitably turned against us. We use our little rag-tag band of freedom fighters and the second amendment to win 
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One of the crazier videos is the one where an american attack helicopter is wiping out a whole band of enemy soldiers from a safe distance (business as usual) and this one guy with a machinegun, surrounded by his dead comrades, starts desperately firing at the helicopter he just spotted and somehow miraculously wrecks one of the helis systems so it has to retreat
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Pirate Radar posted:I could swear I read a 70s or 80s sci-fi story about a soldier with PTSD after fighting in a war where he remote-controlled a terminator suit and mowed down people who were basically fighting him with sticks and stones. Can’t remember what it was called or who the author was. Sounds like Old Man's War, in which the protagonist breaks down after fighting an army of tiny people who were no more than few inches tall and armed with literal peashooters
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Pirate Radar posted:I could swear I read a 70s or 80s sci-fi story about a soldier with PTSD after fighting in a war where he remote-controlled a terminator suit and mowed down people who were basically fighting him with sticks and stones. Can’t remember what it was called or who the author was. It is more recent, but The Forever Peace starts out like that.
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Spazzle posted:It is more recent, but The Forever Peace starts out like that. Yeah, that’s probably the one you’re thinking of.
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