I…think you should reinstall the app? Unless it’s a joke, that sounds weird.

Good tip, will have a look. Downloading a fair amount of songs like old times is useful too. And cheaper, regarding internet usage.

I use NewPipe on mobile. The app has issues from time to time, but I’ll take those over YouTube pr*mium any day.

Edit: pros:

1. it lets you download the songs/videos
2. It doesn’t stop playing music when you switch to other windows.
3. No fucking ads. Anyone who reads this and doesn’t have anything for mobile: try it.

Most people use YouTube without an addblocker. In which case, your content comes with about ten times the amount of advertisements than if you’d have used a TV back then.

While we’re at it: I remember when opting into adds was a choice for creators on YouTube. Quite a few refused, even popular channels. Can’t imagine growing up with this shit now and thinking it’s normal.

This is a classic case of: I find this pretty funny, but some people will take it seriously if it gets upvoted enough.

Thats…not what happened. Please look at how “Entnazifizierung” actually worked and also rethink if you’re actually antifascist or just deeply authoritarian if that’s your preferred solution.

The whole point of fascism is that almost anyone could become one under the wrong circumstances.

Creating a terror state won’t help you. You’re not erasing ideologies by erasing people, unless you want to lean completely into censorship and mass murder on a bigger scale. At that point, you’d have to fight leftists as well, since a lot wouldn’t want a state to hold the power to do all that.

That’s quite different from Luigi killing a CEO or some random person punching a Nazi.

The pattern that makes us think things are cute (=young) is pretty universal among animals. It includes big eyes, big heads in relation to the rest of the body, small noses and a small mouth. We find things like cats super cute, because even adult cats are pretty close to that pattern, compared to f.e. adult humans.

So I guess that an animal whose adult form is less close to this pattern than ours would probably think of us as especially cute?

I personally think we’re pretty hideous though. Weird, hairless apes.

Lol, fair enough. I got zero clue how we’d find that out efficiently.

Who’s the people? Because an individual or a group of people killing someone is something different than a formal death penalty handed out by the state, of all things.

I argue against giving the state (any state) and the courts power to decide who lives and who dies. Because ultimately, I don’t trust the people on top to make that choice. Beside individual examples of killings that you find justified, do you have any example for a country that uses the death penalty exactly the “right” way? Where no one innocent is killed, where there are no moral grey areas, no ways to just change some laws and misuse the whole concept to “eradicate the gays” or some shit? Because I don’t and I sure as hell wouldn’t look to the US for advice.

I’m from Germany, yes. The Nazi problem wasn’t solved simply by killing the top, nor does it grow right now because we stopped killing in the 50s. There were a lot of fundamental changes to be done at the bottom, a lot of them only just starting in the late 60s, far after the death penalty. And even then, a lot of people went to prison, some 90-somethings only in recent years.

I mean, it wouldn’t have been surprising if you said universe, bur in our Galaxy?! That’s crazy, when does a planet count as observed?

I come from outer space: Your grass is too dry, lacks life and squishiness. Your rocks are sharp and uneven and stupidly confusing. Your sea is too deep, too empty (damn scary) and it lacks nutrients. What even is the point of running marathons? Cultural quirk to want to move that fast. The Trees are nice though, gotta leave you that.

That’s correct and all, but you gotta admit that “everything becomes crab” makes for better memes.

I mean, give us a break, if it took 60 million years the last time-

Great. Now I want it!

Dude, your theory is that the current rise of right wing populism in Germany is because we weren’t killing enough people? Fr, that’s your take?

Who is in charge of doing the killing then? The death penalty isn’t french revolution style, you want right leaning states and judges around the globe to have the responsibility to decide who lives or dies? Thank you very much, I’ll pass.

If you imprison someone for life, you’re still keeping others safe though? And killing someone who puts out fake news doesn’t necessarily stop those news from spreading, worst case, you have a martyr.

I’m from Germany and the death penalty has been forbidden since the 50s, for context.

Valencia hits close. Or Violeta.

I don’t, I’m within the group of privileged people who can pick and choose. I work part-time as of recently and feel alright about my job. I assume the same goes for you?

If you have no dependents, no pre-existing debts to pay, are preferably young, live in a country with a good economy, got enough money or access to a decent social security program, then the internalized worldview might be the main problem.

Not saying this doesn’t apply to quite a few people, but there are a lot of others who don’t have that luxury.

Let’s say we decide that morals what is right and wrong is decided entirely by ourselves. Then it makes perfect sense to defend your own opinions and to disagree with people who disagree with your stance on right and wrong. You chose those morals after all. It’s kinda part of the deal that they can’t apply to you alone (example: when is it just to kill?)

So I don’t see a contradiction.

I guess this post is about Inability to engage with a different set of morals. But assuming that their is an absolute truth for right and wrong wouldn’t solve that issue, so I’m not sure why they brought it up.