TheKingBee @ TheKingBee @lemmy.world

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I don't think it is... I really thought it would be, but it appears to be dead serious.

It's got the anime problem for me, too much filler...

definitely stable diffusion, it has that hazy quality.

She’s also pretty dumb.

is she or does she just know where her paycheck is coming from?

Sanders came very close to winning the Democratic nomination two election cycles in a row,

That is some revisionist history, because he did not. He did better than any openly socialist candidate has in 100 years, but because of the rules of the DNC was not actually in contention at any point.

I like my job and this is how I feel...

Despite what I said, I got that.

IDK, it was tone policing I should have phrased it better.

In this situation, there was a patient fighting with law enforcement and EMS was requested.

That's the contention, that's why they're going to jail, there is no proof this man was fighting anyone. The police put him in a choke hold seconds after the encountered him then order paramedics to sedate him!

That this as a default in our system where they "just follow orders" and sedate people is troubling and I don't know why you don't understand that...

I don't know if I like this interpretation, I mean it's true and i don't like it, but it puts blame on him for the fucked up system... With the shitty pay and hours of fast food we don't know if missing even one day of work means he couldn't pay bills.

Even in an ideal fully automated luxury gay space communist society, nothing is ever truly completely automated, you'll need some people you can count on to be there to push the buttons every day. This is one of those people, our society just wastes him.

I get and appreciate what you're saying, but I still have a problem with EMS being able to sedate people just walking home on the orders of the police.

It is literally insane to me that the police can just tell EMS to dose someone with ketamine. You might be able to convince me it was justify with a known dangerous person, in the process of fighting everyone off, maybe. But this case shows, all it takes is a cop convincing a willing EMS person to just do it and then we get dead innocent people.

So just so I'm understanding you, you think it is appropriate for people with ~90 days of training to be administering sedatives on the side of the road under orders from law enforcement, with no doctor involvement?

You know that and the water wars any kids you have will need to fight it...

I really didn't like his bringing god into this, because all I can think when christians bring it up during tragedy is "Where's your god now?"

Is his god somewhere jerking off while a priest molests a child?

Certainly not here being useful.

Just doesn't seem like something to worship to me...

It is in the water cycle true, but where it is in that cycle and where it ends up are both critical to our long term industrial agricultural water use.

Our water (in the US) comes from aquifers and like the proverbial milk shake, we're drinking it all up and pouring it on alfalfa.

We need far far more water than collecting it from the rain would provide.

The coming water wars will be fought over the rights to the dwindling supplies...

Because as obvious as it is that the police are not on our side, some people still believe that the police are there to help...

No disagreement, but the fact so many sign up despite the risk is pretty amazing. It completely destroys the don't pay taxes, don't want to contribute argument, Most hope by doing this they will prove they want to be law abiding citizens when it comes to a hearing.

I mean you're wrong, with an IRS issued ITIN undocumented immigrants pay federal taxes amounting to $6 billion a year...