It is funny how easy it is to spot monolingual Americans attempting to write like non-native English speakers.
It has nothing to do with "opposing ideologies", it is how you are behaving like toxic assholes 100% of the time.
Nah, it is just a lot of hexbear alt accounts like yourself on your disingenously labeled "reasonable" side.
What a disingenous comment. Having two accounts of two defederated instances makes even more sense than having them on two federated instances.
It is an inherent part of US life. But the rest of the world is proving that it is definitely not part of life in general.
Still doesn't make any sense at all. Is she suffering from some sort of eating disorder?
young people are not the voting demographic
Sounds a bit like how he ended up with twitter in the first place
How about adressing the issue instead of just cresting strawmen about the messengers?
This feature is an actual fundamrntal privacy issue.
I think you should read up on which countries are former British colonies, because there are definitely a lot of them not doing so well either.
You will need some speakers with those amps though. The amps themselves won't say anything.
Where is "here"?
I think the young part is that she dresses in fancy modern (1905) clothes. Just like now, many old people tended to wear clothes typical of the fashion of their youth, so she should have worn clothes that were more akin to the fashion of the mid 1870s.
A lot of US defaultism going on in this thread. Americans (and perhaps British) talking about the North American grey squirrel as the incarnation of all squirrels, when people elsewhere in the world would have very different experiences with their local native squirrels, who act quite differently to those.
Depends on where you live. I only have the Eurasian red squirrel in my country, and they are definitely not a nuisance to any vegetable planting plans.
A particular species of squirrels. I think people in this thread fail to make clear that this is exclusively about the North American grey squirrel. The Eurasian red squirrel is not invasive anywhere, And I strongly doubt anyone have any problem with having them in their bird feeder, since they are solitary and relatively shy creatures.
Voter suppression seems to be baked into the US political system.