Hugucinogens
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1·12 days agoSure, no objections there
So, to condense the article:
German car industry says:
We are having a tough time! We’re thinking of closing our German factories, and ending our “We don’t fire people” Guarantee!
Politicians, please save us by regulating our competitors and exempting us from sales tax on new technologies!
Why?
Because our primary source of money before, was selling in China (40% to 50% of earnings), and now Chinese EVs have taken over both China and the local market! So, with our
shittyexpensive EVs, we can’t compete, and, worst of all, China is buying less from us, so we are losing all that money!Opinion:
German car industry means:
We kept selling to the most vulnerable market and pocketing innovation money, and now we got out-innovated and that market is no longer vulnerable!
Please give us tax-money and regulate our competitors away, otherwise we will make a political stink, and throw workers on the street!
Lol
A record of records
Oh no. I guess the only reasonable response is to bomb another children’s hospital.
The Guardian has dropped the ball a bunch of times.
A non-name media org is less likely to be a target for rich fucks who want to pay to push their agenda through a big, recognizable, reputable source.
The bigger the organisation, the greater the chances it will be corrupted, in ways big and small, by rich fucks.
15·2 months ago… Yeah it is 🫠🥲
In literal terms it translates to “before-the-road” (pro - drómou)
(this literal translation includes the ambiguity of before- as in ‘temporally before’, or before- as in ‘in front of’)
So any way you slice it, it’s pretty ironic.
“Prodromou” is a Greek surname, with the rough meaning “the one who walks the road before others”.
So him being “a visionary” is fun, lol
What… What even is this comment. Why even pick these totally inconspicuous movies to fill your triplet?
I understand nothing.
2·2 months agoAh, I see. Still based.
(Also thanks, fixed, preserving the drama of the comment chain)
Based 😌
I always felt that that writer was cool.
Too bad they were caught 🥲
I don’t know if it would be funnier if you pulled all this out of your ass for the joke, or if it was all real.
On one hand, an elaborate troll.
On the other, a scientifically well-learned polyglot cattle-farmer from Nepal with an unreliable memory and a penchant for pedantry.
I don’t know about proud, but you sure should be content.
Your astroturfing reads so strongly like sarcasm I almost upvoted.
I honestly thought “There’s no way anyone, paid or brainwashed, would post such a thing and mean it”.
I’m assuming they meant “talking to the parent, using less complicated, more mainstream words, even if the meaning is a little wrong as a result”.
Which in my opinion is an ok approach, even though this specific parent, just by posting here, appears tech- and lgbt- savvy enough to probably know at least some terms.
Also, they could have just said ‘not trans’ instead, if ‘cis’ would be too advanced.Actually scratch that, I get using “straight” as non-lgbt. It is how is very commonly used outside of lgbt circles.
But not a bad thought on its own.
just maybe a bit othering.
I mean, nearly all of them do, tbh. Especially the last one.
2·2 months agojpg go boo
Yep, this is the feeling
Low-to-medium effort troll account… Can you at least tag the nsfw?