I appreciate the concern (getting squeezed like that is a major phobia of mine), but that door is flimsy and doesn't even close properly anyhow (which is how he got in in the first place), so he's safe :3
The bird-man on the right gets me every time š
Thankfully I foiled his Generalplan Desk. He occupied the chair for a while, but I drove him out with a counteroffensive (threatening to sit on him).
That's a nice solution. In my case putting the couch by the window was a good upgrade, as I can lay there for ages looking up at the mountains, so my boy here actually boosted the Feng Shui of this particular room :D
You might know him as Lawrence. Notoriously happy fellow.
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Usually the aggressive signalling of a particular kind of anti-White, anti-Christian political tradition combined with a "German" surname is enough to give it away. Note that "Jewish" denotes an ethnicity, not a religion. There are plenty of nonbelievers eligible for aliyah.
Waldman doesn't exactly require a hexagram to identify, but in case you need direct evidence: https://paulwaldman.substack.com/p/when-the-supposed-enemy-of-your-enemy?r=clmeq&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&triedRedirect=true
I jumped the gun on Schaller. He doesn't actually seem to number among the chosen. Despite his ardent leftism and anti-theism he somehow still ends up batting for the promised land with regards to the ongoing genocide, and his retweets are like the invitation list to a bar mitzvah, but I guess those are unavoidable phenomena when you're part of the American intelligentsia. A shabbos goy, no doubt, but not a Jew. My sincerest apologies for this libelous slander toward both Schaller and the Jewish people.
What an extremely problematic comment. Are you seriously implying some kind of set hierarchy between yourself and the presumably more primitive apes? Your privilege is showing. Be better.
Oh wow, two bougie urbanite Jews warning me about how awful poor, rural Whites are! What else is new?
I love what Valve have done for GNU/Linux, but you have to admit that the Steam software itself is a bit of a janky mess.
