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  • cAUzapNEAGLb@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldA little hyperbolic, methinks
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    3 months ago

    It’s one thing to think about, and even to write about it publicly (which he did)

    But this guy, also went and brought his gun, scope, and armor to the place trump was known to be, waited for 12 hours, and then was finally caught one hole before trump would’ve been in sight if the early reports are to be believed.

    If it is not an assassination attempt, what else could’ve it been? The guy made explicit public posts about assassinating trump, then went to where trump was with a gun, and then waited for trump to be in the sights of his gun. To me it sounds like the security agent interrupted his attempt at assassinating trump, not anything else.

    I think it would be easy to suggest that, had that agent not interrupted that guy, he would’ve tried shooting at trump.

    By no means do I support trump, but, my hate for him isn’t so strong for it to deform reality I hope.


  • I think we’re saying the same thing.

    We can’t go into the 2028 general strike thinking about self preservation - we can’t go into the 2028 general strike unprepared.

    We have less than 4 years to lay the ground work for a success that cannot be defeated by the capitalist class.

    In my mind, that means all the above:

    • Voting allied people into federal, state, and local governments who won’t massacre us this time, including sheriffs and mayors and governors and judges

    • Gathering people together to understand each other and build rapport and trust

    • Building the list of goals and demands so we have a definition of success that can be capitulated

    • Organizing support networks to ensure we don’t starve or get evicted and etc, while on strike

    The capitalist class will have an intelligence operation, they will know if they can simply wait us out or exploit weaknesses - if we prepare right, they will know that their best option is to give into our demands. The more prepared and united we are, the faster they’ll surrender.


  • Those that can save, should, so that they can help their neighbors and colleagues who can’t.

    We are only powerful if we work together, and that means those that can save excess money, should, and also be bold enough to offer support, and those that can’t should prepare in other ways like organizing and promoting, and be bold enough to seek support when they need it.

    We win this together, not individually.







  • cAUzapNEAGLb@lemmy.worldtome_irl@lemmy.worldme_irl
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    5 months ago

    If you’ve only got a year left, do some wild stuff different from your current life, experience all the things you won’t be able to experience after. Do all the things that you’d say no to like traveling cheaply/hitchhiking/walking, falling in love carelessly, speaking freely, and even starving, and disappointing people.

    There are no experiences once you opt out, so, yolo it unironically.

    Potentially at some point you think it’s still worthwhile living, but, if not, at least you experienced as much as you could.

    The sky’s the limit, most people don’t do things because of their long term effects and chance for death and harm - if you don’t have that limit - use it to your advantage


  • I eventually quit, I finally cold Turkey’d it, I combined it with quiting nicotine.

    I’ve tried to quit many times in the past, but this time has been the longest at 5 months or so

    The advice I have: Don’t plan to quit, at some point you’ll have the impulse to quit after it weighs on your head for a while, that’s when you just lean into it - in the spur of the moment, toss your stuff or put it away someplace that’s annoying to get it back out of. Be as fast about this as possible as to not give time to the little voice that says “one more”: catch your brain off guard.

    Then importantly, ensure to not substitute your habit with something else, like binge snacking or another drug - just accept that you’re gonna be uncomfortable - and embrace the discomfort - potentially make use of a fidget toy - but I found success in just destroying the habit rather than replacing/redirecting it. It took a couple weeks before it no longer was on my mind.

    Finally: don’t beat yourself up if it takes a couple attempts to break the habit, each time I quit I got better at quiting.

    It took a few weeks before I felt like it was all out of my system, and I started feeling healthier and better and more productive and more myself, and now I actually decline weed when offered because I like my sobriety. Mama Ganja taught me a lot, and she’s taught me all she can, and no I have moved on.



  • cAUzapNEAGLb@lemmy.worldtoMicroblog Memes@lemmy.worldWWHRD?
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    6 months ago

    I enjoy it - it’s smoother and sweeter and and with a different fruitier flavor than whiskey while packing the same punch.

    I own a bottle and sometimes sip on it or include it as an ingredient in a mixed drink or cooked meal.

    I’d recommend trying it at least once if you already enjoy liquor