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[–] [email protected] 2 points 9 hours ago

He's telling people in the room about everything about buying oceans, what it mean, how great it is, he has all the evidence in this computer, he's reading all this great stuff about buying oceans, he'll get China to pay for it, yadda, yadda .... and the computer hasn't even been turned on or plugged into anything.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 14 hours ago

Tabloid magazine? ... it's more like scribbled pieces of paper written by random strangers on the sidewalk ... people keep reading the crap and walk away happy that their worst beliefs have just been confirmed by 100 random strangers with scribbled pieces of paper who told them so.

[–] [email protected] 25 points 15 hours ago

Enshitification? .... at this point it's all dissolving into that putrid liquid dumpster juice.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 15 hours ago

No .... if people want to watch it live go ahead ... if not they can read the news story.

I just thought it was a significant world news story of a fairly good person who was able to have some international influence and use it for good causes ... a type of individual that we are sorely lacking in the world these days.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 16 hours ago (1 children)

Thanks for that .... like I mentioned to friends and associates in public and online ... I thought it was just important to highlight the event as he was US President, and also most long lived US President at 100 years of age ... and the fact that after his retirement, he did so much international aide organization work, either to support or to just lend his name and personality to it.

It's becoming a rare thing to see a world leader honestly, publicly and through their own actions actually join in and take part in grass roots organizations and even get down and dirty to the point of working at an actual construction site, not just for a single photo op but on a regular basis whether cameras were rolling or not.

 

How many are watching the President Carter Funeral proceedings.

I have my complaints about the US and US politics and news but I wanted to watch some of this event just to see this historic event. Of all the modern US presidents, living and recently deceased, Carter was one of the most respected of them all.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 day ago

Most carpenters I've ever known were more boobs men

[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Rotated it and all I could see was this ....

[–] [email protected] 5 points 1 day ago (1 children)
[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 day ago

Fascism is on the match. The problem is not that they are on the move. The problem is that many of us just join the march but caring about what we are doing ... or not doing.

And no I'm not calling for revolution.... I'm just calling out everyone that participates in corporate social media and wonder why they are encouraging the spreading of lies and propaganda

[–] [email protected] 8 points 1 day ago

I agree but the problem is that there is a huge percentage of the population that use this dumb site as a way to collect and gather all their information about the world. The problem is not so much that fb changed, the problem is that so many people rely on it.

[–] [email protected] -1 points 2 days ago

It had everything to do with human greed.

As long as there is the suggestion or possibility, no matter how remote that anyone of us can become enormously wealthy, we won't want to change the system.

 

I'm Canadian and a liberal left leaning politically. I have my complaints about the US, US government and US politicians, however I always appreciated President Jimmy Carter.

It's an historical event and one that doesn't happen often during our lifetimes.

I was wondering how many of you in the US and in the world are watching.

[–] [email protected] 4 points 2 days ago

(I'm having trouble responding to this post because my Lemmy instance at Lemmy.ca has been having problems for the past few days)

Thanks to people like you and everyone at c/tenforward for giving me the motivation and enthusiasm to get back into Star Trek. It's people like yourself and especially @[email protected] that really got me back into Star Trek. @[email protected] was probably the first person I chatted with on Lemmy when I first got on this social media platform and he has always guided me to the right people and places which led me here to c/tenforward.

I watched Star Trek many times over the years but it was always a lonely experience. I've never known a group of people in real life in my circle of friends who enjoyed Star Trek. My wife is partial to it and only enjoys watching The Original Series and dismisses all the others. It's fun to relive and rewatch these episodes because many of them are truly wonderful writing and acting. This episode of DS9 was particularly outstanding. I was thrown for a complete loop when everything blasted back to 1950 and again caught off guard when they introduced all the characters. I thought at first it was weird that they brought in new actors but then realized who they all were. The intro scene with the sidewalk paper boy had me totally confused, I knew the voice, I knew the character but didn't realize until later who it was. The same for all the other alien characters. It was also thrilling to see Marc Alaimo and Jeffrey Combs - I really loved hating those two and its part of what makes the series so memorable. The only character I really missed in this episode was Garak (Andrew Robinson).

It is a really enjoyable show and it's made even more fun because I'm able to share the experience with people like yourself and this online community at c/tenforward

I don't know if I'll live long (I hope I do) .... but I'm definitely prospering.

Meegwetch Mina Doodem ... it means 'Thanks again my friend' in my Native Ojbway/Cree language

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