Billiam

If they look at the water fountain, then the toilet, and then they choose the toilet, well maybe they’re not able to be helped.

But sticking with this analogy, imagine you see someone hanging a sign saying “water fountain” over a toilet, and you’re told you have to leave it there because of “respectful dissent” and “if someone chooses the toilet, they’re not able to be helped.” Which makes more logical sense- telling every single passerby that despite the sign this toilet is in fact not a water fountain, or just taking the sign down and dealing with the few people who do question it?

Like, I get that heavy-handed opinionated overmoderation is a problem that should be addressed in some way. Forcing mods to blanket accept factual falsehoods isn’t the way to go about it.

Of course they are sleeping soundly. They’d literally be marching into the camps convinced they did the right thing.

He’s 30 years old, still lived with his parents, and spent all day hanging out with his twelve dude bros in a time before XBox existed.

Of course he was fucking hammered all day.

I choose to believe at this point, Jesus got so drunk he forgot to try it a third time.

Learn how to use your distribution’s package manager.

Also

sudo apt update

sudo apt upgrade

covers what, about 60% of Linux desktops?

Reality is left leaning

I know this was a joke Colbert made, but the truth is the reverse: the left is reality-leaning. It’s truly terrifying to see how divorced from reality the right-wing is, and how gleefully they just keep storming in that direction.