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Jan 19 '25
I'm all in.
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u/j03ch1p Jan 19 '25
This is really funny. Can someone enlighten me about this meme?
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u/SomePerson225 Jan 19 '25
Its social commentary on how dispite all the talk of happenings on the news nothing ever seems to substantially change. While an obvious over exaggeration the idea has merit since compared to the early 20th century the status quo of today is much more stable for a variety of reason.
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u/chocotaco Jan 19 '25
Nothing Ever Happens meme. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/nothing-ever-happens
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u/ReturnOfSeq Millennial Jan 19 '25
Nothing ever happens here
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u/ReturnOfSeq Millennial Jan 19 '25
Does gen z know FLCL?
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u/redpandaonstimulants 2000 Jan 20 '25
FLCL? I don't think so, I rarely hear Zoomers talk about it, only my gf and I and one of my friends seem to know it. But I'd say FLCL's more famous Gainax predecessor, Evangelion, is extremely well known by us
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u/UsualAssociation25 Jan 19 '25
TikTok ban nothing ever happens
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u/brinz1 Jan 20 '25
Tiktok bent the knee to Trump and you think that's nothing happening?
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u/DoeCommaJohn 2001 Jan 20 '25
Bent the knee? They made two pandering posts and then Trump did exactly what they wanted. If somebody lost, it certainly wasn’t Tik Tok
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u/brinz1 Jan 20 '25
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fzhsikf7bp6ee1.jpeg
oh they have done a lot more behind the scenes
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 19 '25
"Sir, he threatened to invade Canada, Panama, and Greenl-"
IT WON'T
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u/GAPIntoTheGame 1999 Jan 19 '25
True, like the abortion ban… oh wait
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u/CaptHorizon Jan 20 '25
Which version of abortion?
The one where people willingly get freaky with no contraceptive (KNOWING that the risk of fertilization exists), and then they blame the government for them expecting a child?
Or the one where it’s either a rape victim, an incestuous pregnancy, or a medical emergency where the mother’s life is at stake?
Both types are very different upon extremely basic inspection.
The top one could have been prevented if they had used contraceptive or if they had simply abstained.
The bottom one fully merits a pregnancy abortion, being either abnormal situations where the health of the mother or baby is at risk or criminal cases where the pregnancy was without consent from the mother.
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
You could just not have sex. Strange how people don't think
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u/Interferon-Sigma Jan 20 '25
Not having sex isn't as easy for everybody as it probably is for somebody like you
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
And no condom was used even if they for some god forsaken reason cannot keep it in their pants while everyone talks about using a condom?
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u/Fit-Psychology4598 Jan 20 '25
They probably don’t have a choice.
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
So people are willingly going outside to get raped for sexual pleasure?
Genius. I'll do this.
The point is that people having willing sex out of irresponsibility while acting like they never knew what a condom even was should probably have abstained
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u/Fit-Psychology4598 Jan 20 '25
I’m calling you an involuntary celibate, you instantly taking it like I think SA victims ask to be raped further supports this.
Please do yourself a favour. Put down Reddit and get out to the real world. You have a massive wall of comments made just in this week alone so don’t lie.
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
Why would I be involuntarily celibate? I don't like sex in general
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Jan 20 '25
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
Abortion itself undermines the value of life, that is the pro-life argument and I get that.
Concerns rise over the health of the mother, incest, and rape which I agree with
What reason is there to either suspend all abortions or make all abortions legal regardless?
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 20 '25
The war shifted from State's Rights and Preserving the Union to Slavery due to the Emancipation Proclamation. Learn history.
The reason Lincoln held off on it for a bit was due to the border states, but it also doubled as a diplomatic move.
It shifted the goalpost, anyone supporting the Confederates supports the institution of slavery.
"State's Rights" in this context is for power to the states. You are not tied up and turned into a breeding cow because you refused to use a condom or contraceptive, in a developed country where it is readily available even for free in some cases
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u/SinisterPuppy Jan 20 '25
The conditions of the pregnancy are irrelevant.
A fetus isn’t a person, and even if it were, an individuals right to bodily autonomy supersedes another persons right to life.
Hence why we cannot compel say, a murderer, to donate his kidney to his victim, even if it would save the victims life and the murderer was the only one with a compatible kidney.
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 19 '25
Long time coming, it wasn't even codified into an amendment. It was inevitable
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u/DoeCommaJohn 2001 Jan 20 '25
You say it was inevitable, but over and over and over conservatives, including the justices themselves, assured us it wouldn’t happen
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u/Mispunctuations 2006 Jan 21 '25
There are many "laws" (precedents) already on the chopping block because Democrats actually have nothing to gain by codifying them into law, using them to attract single-issue voters is far more efficient
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u/Bokchoi968 2001 Jan 20 '25
I get what it's about but this nothing ever happens shit is weird. Just a following of people blind to the movement around them
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u/GAPIntoTheGame 1999 Jan 19 '25
True, like the abortion ban… oh wait
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