Kennystillalive

Good on her city. More cities should do this. We don't need many cars in cities, specually in dense european cities. We need more bike lanes, more public transport and more green parking spaces.

Schlaf gut.

Keep going. Keep attacking him and boycotting all of his businesses even if he tries to hide.

Because people go into these debates online to prove themselves right. They have no intention from changing their opinion from the begining. They only want to prove the others wrong. They have already a defense build up that discredits whatever others says. They don't care about communication or understanding others they only care about representing their opinions the best way possible. Worst part, the harder they "lose" these debates, the deeper their believes in their opinion grows as they feel the need to defend their believes.

As a tip, if someone wants to debate you on a topic, don't engage or engange in a communicative & cheritable manner trying to understand them and why they hold their believes. Try to move their opinions a little from their side "I get exactly what you mean, but how abou this and that. Have you considered these possibilities?" Let them reach the right conclussion and not you force them into a conclussion. I know it's way harder than just straight up debating them but way more productive if you truly care about a topic and want to engage with them in a debate.

The problem is, getting people to start using it. What's app is free and everybody uses it. If you want them to switch, rather use somthing that's also free over something with a cost barrier.

So where are the intersex toilets?

66.58 CHF (80.51 USD) for Unlimited everything in Switzerland. Internet is another 66.58 CHF a month.

How? Show me your ways...

Have you been to reddit, lately? Every sub is being populated by tons of bots representing their political agenda. So blatandly it's scary and this not even in political subs.

Reddit feels like it's been populated by people that used to mainly be on Twitter.

Lemmy feels like the early days of Reddit. When people actually still cared for the topics they were discussing and you had communities to discuss dedicated things.

TLDR: I don't care if Lemmy is Reddit 2.0 as long as it feels like the old Reddit. Because Reddit has just become Twitter 2.0.

I usually just disappear and than appear again, like nothing happened.

Ancient Duolingo, duh...

Becauae that shit stays with you... and if you can't die, you have to live with it for an eternity.