Lets go Brexit lets go! 22 comments
devilsballsack
· 38 weeks ago
So how's that whole Brexit thing working out for the UK...?
C for what?? 8 comments
devilsballsack
· 44 weeks ago
The letters fit the words in french.
Odd still that the English words are written underneath.
Odd still that the English words are written underneath.
Aardwolves 3 comments
devilsballsack
· 45 weeks ago
It also emits a foul-smelling liquid from its anal glands to fight off predators and mark it's territory.
d*ckriding moment 4 comments
devilsballsack
· 1 year ago
China (which according to some estimates has a lower population than India now) still idolizing Mao Zedong.
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Lemmy make your art better 3 comments
devilsballsack
· 1 year ago
Nice how you transformed a preacherman that lived 2000 year ago into the actual son of god.
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Sorry to ruin your philosophy 22 comments
devilsballsack
· 1 year ago
Maybe it's supposed to be a joke, but in my opinion this picture completely misinterprets the glass metaphor?!?
In the metaphor the glass represents your life, the universe and everything that happens in it.
So it hasn't been filled or emptied prior to existing. The glass was always there, since the universe was created, and always filled 50%.
(Btw I believe the glass is half full as you can see.)
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Edited 1 year ago
In the metaphor the glass represents your life, the universe and everything that happens in it.
So it hasn't been filled or emptied prior to existing. The glass was always there, since the universe was created, and always filled 50%.
(Btw I believe the glass is half full as you can see.)
Nein, danke 7 comments
devilsballsack
· 2 years ago
The debate was about how to save energy in order to live more environmentally friendly (and also prepare for a shortage of gas in Germany this winter)
Baden-Württembergs green party Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann talked about some measures he takes in his own life in order to save energy, and also said something along the lines of "You don't have to shower all the time, a washrag is a useful invention".
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Baden-Württembergs green party Minister-President Winfried Kretschmann talked about some measures he takes in his own life in order to save energy, and also said something along the lines of "You don't have to shower all the time, a washrag is a useful invention".
Carpe Truck? 26 comments
devilsballsack
· 2 years ago
Historians and political experts have still not been able to nail down an exact definition for the idea of fascism. It's a word that gets thrown around a lot by people who don't know what it means. For me, the definition is as follows : "Fascism is a form of extreme right-wing ideology that celebrates the nation or the race as an organic community transcending all other loyalties."
I do therefore not believe Canada is a fascist country.
Neither is China, but China is as vulture capitalism as it gets. China is so libertarian when it comes to economics, you can pretty much do anything to make money. Sell slaves, human organs, anything. As long as you don't criticize the government, you're good.
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I do therefore not believe Canada is a fascist country.
Neither is China, but China is as vulture capitalism as it gets. China is so libertarian when it comes to economics, you can pretty much do anything to make money. Sell slaves, human organs, anything. As long as you don't criticize the government, you're good.
What are you doing with that shovel, Father Squarepants? 1 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
Not to be a party pooper but:
"No segment of our research aroused more outrage and shame than the story of the residential schools ... the incredible damage – loss of life, denigration of culture, destruction of self-respect and self-esteem, rupture of families, impact of these traumas on succeeding generations, and the enormity of the cultural triumphalism that lay behind the enterprise – will deeply disturb anyone who allows this story to seep into their consciousness."
Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples – Commission royale sur les peuples autochtones 1996.
You might not want to joke about that shit.....
"No segment of our research aroused more outrage and shame than the story of the residential schools ... the incredible damage – loss of life, denigration of culture, destruction of self-respect and self-esteem, rupture of families, impact of these traumas on succeeding generations, and the enormity of the cultural triumphalism that lay behind the enterprise – will deeply disturb anyone who allows this story to seep into their consciousness."
Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples – Commission royale sur les peuples autochtones 1996.
You might not want to joke about that shit.....
Daily dose of history, part 47 5 comments
Not @Jamesott though, I'm afraid of him 7 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
Or it means that you are fighting for a hidden truth that mustn't be said in public. (Not indicating that any of the groups pictured represent any kind of truth:D)
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
Starvation is most certainly on the rise, not on the decline. Not only in absolute but also in relative numbers.
ifpri. org
worldbank. org/en/home
fao. org/home/en/
Where do you find the idea that global warming is good for food production and makes arable land? Where do you live?
@e we are chill, some people genuinely enjoy discussing these things with strangers on the internet:)
ifpri. org
worldbank. org/en/home
fao. org/home/en/
Where do you find the idea that global warming is good for food production and makes arable land? Where do you live?
@e we are chill, some people genuinely enjoy discussing these things with strangers on the internet:)
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
Starvation is most certainly on the rise, not on the decline. Not only in absolute but also in relative numbers.
ifpri. org
worldbank. org/en/home
fao. org/home/en/
Where do you find the idea that global warming is good for food production and makes arable land? Where do you live?
@e we are chill, some people genuinely enjoy discussing these things with strangers on the internet:)
ifpri. org
worldbank. org/en/home
fao. org/home/en/
Where do you find the idea that global warming is good for food production and makes arable land? Where do you live?
@e we are chill, some people genuinely enjoy discussing these things with strangers on the internet:)
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
No need for vulgar language my friend
Starvation is an issue that has increased over time.
Humans in hunter-gatherer societes were very well nourished because their diet consisted of such a wide variety of plants and animals.
After the agricultural revolution humans became smaller and weaker because their nutrition became more monotonous.
If we look at the causes of starvation today the main reasons are:
- Economic speculation with agricultural products
- Plantation of plants used for biofuel (sugarcane, oil palm) instead of nourishments
- Usage of edible plants such as wheat and corn for biofuel
- Usage of a huge portion of the agricultural land for the meat industry (overall consumption of too much meat by few people)
- Global warming rendering soil unusable
Which all come by as either a direct or indirect result of the industrial revolution, globalization, and the path away from our natural way of living.
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Starvation is an issue that has increased over time.
Humans in hunter-gatherer societes were very well nourished because their diet consisted of such a wide variety of plants and animals.
After the agricultural revolution humans became smaller and weaker because their nutrition became more monotonous.
If we look at the causes of starvation today the main reasons are:
- Economic speculation with agricultural products
- Plantation of plants used for biofuel (sugarcane, oil palm) instead of nourishments
- Usage of edible plants such as wheat and corn for biofuel
- Usage of a huge portion of the agricultural land for the meat industry (overall consumption of too much meat by few people)
- Global warming rendering soil unusable
Which all come by as either a direct or indirect result of the industrial revolution, globalization, and the path away from our natural way of living.
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
No need for vulgar language my friend
Starvation is an issue that has increased over time.
Humans in hunter-gatherer societes were very well nourished because their diet consisted of such a wide variety of plants and animals.
After the agricultural revolution humans became smaller and weaker because their nutrition became more monotonous.
If we look at the causes of starvation today the main reasons are:
- Economic speculation with agricultural products
- Plantation of plants used for biofuel (sugarcane, oil palm) instead of nourishments
- Usage of edible plants such as wheat and corn for biofuel
- Usage of a huge portion of the agricultural land for the meat industry (overall consumption of too much meat by few people)
- Global warming rendering soil unusable
Which all come by as either a direct or indirect result of the industrial revolution, globalization, and the path away from our natural way of living.
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Starvation is an issue that has increased over time.
Humans in hunter-gatherer societes were very well nourished because their diet consisted of such a wide variety of plants and animals.
After the agricultural revolution humans became smaller and weaker because their nutrition became more monotonous.
If we look at the causes of starvation today the main reasons are:
- Economic speculation with agricultural products
- Plantation of plants used for biofuel (sugarcane, oil palm) instead of nourishments
- Usage of edible plants such as wheat and corn for biofuel
- Usage of a huge portion of the agricultural land for the meat industry (overall consumption of too much meat by few people)
- Global warming rendering soil unusable
Which all come by as either a direct or indirect result of the industrial revolution, globalization, and the path away from our natural way of living.
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
I believe you're trying to say is: human innovation has made the life of the individual much more comfortable.
But I think that the OP was meant to go from the concrete (human being) to the abstract. Claiming that the overall state of mankind was better before the industrial revolution.
Not even speaking of the extinction of other species, the pollution of nature and climate change which come as a direct result of the industrial revolution.
As all humans aimed for tiny progresses which made their life a little bit more comfortable, huge and onforeseen consequences arised in the long run...
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But I think that the OP was meant to go from the concrete (human being) to the abstract. Claiming that the overall state of mankind was better before the industrial revolution.
Not even speaking of the extinction of other species, the pollution of nature and climate change which come as a direct result of the industrial revolution.
As all humans aimed for tiny progresses which made their life a little bit more comfortable, huge and onforeseen consequences arised in the long run...
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
We all are the same species after all. Our DNA is the same. When it comes to the basics we all have the same physical and psychological needs.
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It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
I have lived for months without hot water, the internet and even toilet paper and it's been the happiest I've ever been.
I don't believe that our bodies and minds are made to live like we do now.
I don't believe that our bodies and minds are made to live like we do now.
It’s all been downhill from there 18 comments
devilsballsack
· 3 years ago
Some argue it's been downhill ever since the agricultural revolution.
But it very certainly has been since the industrial revolution. This post-modern existence is but a joke....
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But it very certainly has been since the industrial revolution. This post-modern existence is but a joke....
Traffic might flow a little faster if you'd just trust it 2 comments
devilsballsack
· 4 years ago
Ok so this post is 7 years old and I just came across it by clicking the random button. But fuck this post so much. What it says on the right is exactly what you ought to do in order to keep traffic flowing!!!
Pharaoh’s were extremely unimaginative 1 comments
devilsballsack
· 4 years ago
The main point of constructing pyramids was to make a tomb as high as possible in order to be remembered after death. The pyramid shape is how you have to arrange stones in order for them not to fall down for a long time. This is not a lack of imagination, this is physics.
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It breaks my heart to see this awesome man so old. Jerry Stiller aka Arthur Spooner 2 comments
devilsballsack
· 4 years ago
Why would his old age break your heart ?
Living to an old age is not a bad thing. Not being able to live to an old age is a bad thing.
Also, King of Queens rocks.
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Living to an old age is not a bad thing. Not being able to live to an old age is a bad thing.
Also, King of Queens rocks.
What am I doing wrong? 19 comments
devilsballsack
· 4 years ago
Hello dear guest. Even if I do not know you I just want to let you know that there are people who love you and care about you (including myself). Stay strong.
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