Very familiar for anyone who had had a narcissist in their lifes.

An entire country is in a toxic relationship now.

https://youtu.be/qmsbP13xu6k

The word you’re looking for is collage.

Classical Nazi strategy of branding the opposition as criminals.

Those innocent times when the internet wasn’t weaponized by fascists and enshittification wasn’t the norm yet. Digg might be a very early example though.

It’s not even equality, it’s just a little less privilege.

Hey look, the shithole banana republic is doing shithole banana republic things again!

Ok, you fin.

The way Denmark and Sweden tackle the problem very successfully shows that combating homelessness is largely an issue of the right social policies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_Finland And it actually saves money too

Even if the Democrats win back the country (a big if), the US has shown itself to be a fascist corporatist hellscape. I’m not sure I can visit it in good conscience before it seriously changes for good (like overhaul of the political system for good).

“You want to know how to combat your depression? Sure, but what about a cold Pepsi first?”

You don’t get it. If they really wanted to eat, they’d be rich.

These billionaire fucks are completely delusional. They have to go.

It’s almost as if everything fascists claim others do is just projection.

It is the goal. A technocratic version of it.

I can’t speak for Italy, but Nazi Germany would have collapsed anyway. The whole system was entirely dependent on lots of foreign lending that Hitler had no Intention on paying back. He had also pissed off pretty much all international trade partners.

Germans as a whole were a lot worse off than before Hitler gained power, working a lot more for a lot less, with shortages of everyday goods left and right.

Fascism is inherently self-destructive, so that won’t happen. But the collapse will cost a lot of human lives.

An immortal character from Doctor Who also covered this. She chronicles her life in a library of diaries but also destroyed some of them when the memories were too painful (her own children dying of old age).

I think the biggest problem with immortality is memory. How long until you have literally forgotten the person you have been before. Is that person then truly you, or have you died somewhere along the way?

Daring today, aren’t we?