Thanks for sharing! I’ve been bad about checking these recently. I think there’s some docker service that will auto do it for you

They starting colonizing in the 19th century dawg.

120 years too late

Hadn’t thought of it that way before

Waiting for stock market crash tomorrow be like…

Thank you!

Under the bed?

Archive link? Couldn’t get it to work on mobile

I’m sorry! It is really hard. I hope they’re still alive…

@doomsdayrs@lemmy.ml Before reporting me maybe reread what I actually wrote.

@OurToothbrush@lemmy.ml I hope you can see my comments are on the title not making sense and then ripping on the military. IDK what @doomsdayrs@lemmy.ml is reading to think I support the them or their imperialist country.

I don’t think you know what lynched means. They killed him then kidnapped him? What is the IDF into necrophilia?

That is a less annoying alternative, thanks!

Using /s is never not cringe

Commenting by only reading the title, it’s interesting that that’s my experience in China as well. Those I know who try to make extra money by lending lost a lot during and after Covid. I wondered why they didn’t pursue it and they just say their clients went so broke with Covid and the economy that there is nothing to ask for. It’s a nice thought that even though a lot of money is lost they don’t consider legal action!

That tracks for Thailand sense they’re killing Rohingya in west Thailand and Thai Malay Muslims in south Thailand. The later rarely receives news

Edit: this is not making a statement on Uyghurs but Thailand’s poor treatment of muslims.

One example is that from the time of President John F. Kennedy’s inaugural address more than 60 years ago, the image of the US was of a country that would not allow tyranny such as colonial control to be replaced by another form of tyranny. Now “the image has changed from liberator to great disruptor to a landlord seeking rent,” according to a prepared text of his remarks posted on a government website over the weekend.

The remarks came after US President Donald Trump’s administration blindsided historic NATO allies with plans to directly negotiate with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the future of the Kremlin’s war on Ukraine. The fear for many officials gathered for the conference in Germany is that by dialing back support for Ukraine, Trump is inviting Putin to probe NATO’s willingness to defend the alliance’s eastern borders.

hasn’t been moral for a long time

If this needs to add /s then the downvotes have room temperature IQ.

Hilarious photo!

Not the same.