Honestly, boobs are not that exciting.

Have you ever been to a topless beach? The novelty wears out after about 10 seconds and then it becomes a boring norm.

So you feel that women should be arrested and prosecutable if their nipples are exposed?

That’s very misogynist. And no, you can’t argue for the law to “save the women” from all those perverts. Because the whole point of this is to free women from the bullshit laws that allows society to prosecute them while pulling double duty by effectively shaming their bodies.

Most women are not going to run around topless voluntarily. But, even if they did - say a group of girls or women decided to go skinny dipping or whatever at a lake, do you really believe they should go to jail for that?

Don’t mansplane and tell everyone these laws are for women’s own good, because they aren’t. Inventing this bizarre photographic scenario is just bizarre. It’s a fiction of your imagination and is a straw man argument.

You are correct that the true problem is men, but not how you think it is.

Incel detected

Having been banned from every subreddit I ever subscribed to, this sounds about right.

Then you message the mid, nothing.

My favorite was when I posted one comment on some obscure have subreddit about the Ukraine war.

Then I was immediately bagged from like a dozen other subreddits, many of which I had never heard of. Reasons included violating political rules … on a gaming subreddit about a game that simulates war between Russia and NATO. Go figure.

Here’s why:

The Pledge of Allegiance was first published for Columbus Day, on September 8, 1892, in the Boston magazine The Youth’s Companion. It was written by a member of the magazine’s staff, Francis Bellamy. The publication of the Pledge, and its wide redistribution to schools in pamphlet form later that year lead to a recitation by millions of school children, starting a tradition that continues today.

Anyways, soldiers have died to save the flag. Standard bearers were critical officers during battle, and were responsible for holding a unit together, say when charging an enemy line or rallying the troops to defend a trench. Losing the standard could lose the battle and your men.

Food, shelter, healthcare, transportation, utilities, and some money for travel and entertainment.

Plus the ability to get financing or financial aid to pay for education and training, but those can be paid for by the government or an employer.

I own a brother inkjet and it works fine, although it complained when I put the wrong brand of ink in it.

My grandfather told me he saw German tanks with a Ford logo on the western front.

He drove a Cadillac.

Spez is a maroon

Reddit is not moderated by paid corporate employees. It’s all volunteer labor.

Exit old.reddit.com

Living the dream!

Bwahahahaha!

I use it at work all the time and frankly, it’s completely functional. I also prefer the Bing image search over Google images search these days… And I was a hardcore googler back in the day!

I just subscribe to whatever content I want to see. Wish my feed defaulted to subscribed instead of all because I hate lemm.ee.

Good bot

Most people are content consumers, not creators. It looks like the exodus was largely that if users so…

The problem is that quite a few content creators become entrenched using their platform and they don’t want to move on. Just look at all the journalists and human rights advocated still using Twitter. Now they’re being doxxed and their platform destroyed but they still won’t leave.

I visited /r/space the other day and everyone there was complaining how the mods weren’t doing their jobs and their sub was being spammed to death with shitty posts, OT content, porn etc. Kind of funny and exactly what was predicted.

Some of those even link to the reddit thread! So if anything it diverts Lemmy users back to reddit.

What’s the cookie law?