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Cake day: July 8th, 2023

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  • I don’t think it’s weird. It’s just an item from your childhood that you’re attached to for emotional reasons. A lot of people have one of these - be it a blanket, a plushie, a toy, a videogame, a necklace or some other piece of jewellery, etc…

    They might remind you of your childhood, or maybe of the person who gifted it to you or someone else whom you knew at the time. I don’t see anything wrong with having attachment to your memories.

    When I was 5, my parents gifted me an owl-shaped cushion. That same cushion is still on my bed over 20 years later. Looking at it brings back memories of my childhood, and it has this soft, short “fur” which reminds me of the dog I had back then, whom I miss very dearly. Touching makes me feel like my dog is still with me somehow :)










  • It wasn’t just a few thousand votes in key states that won Trump the presidency. Harris lost millions of votes across the entirety of the US - Such big numbers would be statistically impossible to fake and tamper with.

    At some point you have to shift the blame onto Biden and Harris. Democrats could and should’ve won if they actually cared to present a candidate people actually cared about.







  • If the last few years have taught me anything, it’s that what you do is not important as much as the narrative that you are able to spin.

    As long as TV news networks, podcasters, news outlets, and Musk’s Twitter exist, people who are too ignorant to understand they are being lied to, or too lazy to parse credible information, will stay in the dark and vote red in the next election as well.
    Democracy doesn’t work when the electorate is too illiterate to cast their vote justly. They’ll just vote for the next clown who promises them the moon.

    I don’t have a solution.