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unmagical@lemmy.mlto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•When you block someone on Lemmy, does it stop them from seeing your posts?
71·2 days agoGuess they’ll just have to block and move on with life.

This the guy that lobbied for exemptions to pollution limitation laws?
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•When you block someone on Lemmy, does it stop them from seeing your posts?
144·2 days agoWhy do you want to violate other’s autonomy?
Do you try to control the actions of other people to conform to your personal will in real life to?
If you don’t like what someone is saying or doing you always have the option of ignoring it and moving on with your life.
Edit:

Weird, you seem to have understood the concept here. Wonder what happened to make you suddenly change tack.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
politics @lemmy.world•Judge limits White House to ‘below-ground construction’ of ballroom
39·2 days agoCrazy that POTUS is arguing all of this is necessary to protect him while he fucks off to his resort.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
Fediverse@lemmy.world•Welcome to the Fediverse where mods and admins alike will ban you for no reason whatsoeverEnglish
31·3 days agoFirst comment you’ve made on your account is a violation of the com’s 2nd rule and the instance’s 1st rule. I can’t imagine why you’d be banned.
Turned that shit on immediately.
Are we gonna kill the Pope?
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
City Life@beehaw.org•Searching for the ‘Smoking Gun’ in US Pedestrian Deaths
8·4 days agoIs it cars? I bet it’s cars.
The US also has reams of data on every American. The difference is America is using to control, capture, and kill people.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
politics @lemmy.world•Tennessee’s Charlie Kirk Act bans student walkouts, protects conservative speakers
21·4 days agoPay for a product. Decide you don’t want to use that product for one day. Seller of the product is legally required to withhold access to you for a significant length of time.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
politics @lemmy.world•Trump says U.S. Navy will 'immediately' blockade Strait of Hormuz after ceasefire talks end without agreement
10·5 days agoThis will shift the blame for closing the Strait from Trump for starting this damned war in the first place to Trump for just closing the Strait.
Good to cut out the middleman, I guess.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How do I actually find a job that isn't retail?
7·5 days agoKnow people.
It’s literally the only way.
Go to job fairs, talk loudly about your skills when out and about and with anyone who’ll listen (I know a literal expert that does this. He works in multiple sectors including a couple different governments, has like 8 jobs making an absolute killing), meet people online, go back to school, attend a church, anything that let’s you get in front of people and talk about what you (can) do.
And if something is in your ability, but not your professional experience lie a little.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•How do I actually find a job that isn't retail?
121·5 days agoThere are worse things than saying “no.”
Companies aren’t hiring people without experience, and it’s cheaper to not bother upscaling your employees and just leave them trapped in their current job.
No one cares if you show up in person to ask for a job anymore, and if their hiring system is all online it can even be a bad impression because it indicates that you can’t find information from their website and follow instructions.
This seems like the kind of boomer advice my dad thinks still works and hasn’t worked in decades.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
Climate@slrpnk.net•Who should pay for climate damages: Taxpayers or polluters? The New Jersey “Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act” offers a straightforward answer.3·6 days agoThere’s technically complicit in driving your car to work because the nearest house you can afford is so far away from your work and public infrastructure is lacking to the degree that if you want to eat you must have a car and there’s technically complicit in owning and using a private jet for pleasure or commanding a massive military power and starting senseless wars just 'cause.
To be clear I agree with you, but the orders of magnitude of offense and the means to address are so lopsided that the only blame I can place upon the proles is not assuming a government structure that grants them power.
Hell, even with recycling we continue to be gaslit to no end. The corporations that make the poisons in our blood and brains continue to make those poisons because they managed to trick those in power into thinking a little triangle printed on them will save the planet. The idea of a “carbon footprint” was produced by BP to absolve them of blame of the climate crisis.
Individuals can (and should) bike more, eat less meat, use fewer packaged goods, source locally, etc., but when the rich wage war 333,333 times as much pollution is released in 2 weeks than what an average US resident releases in one year.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
Climate@slrpnk.net•Who should pay for climate damages: Taxpayers or polluters? The New Jersey “Polluters Pay to Make New Jersey More Affordable Act” offers a straightforward answer.3·6 days agoI mean, ideally society. Those who brought it upon the world should be held accountable, but we should have a society where the collective needs are addressed by the collective ability. Taking care of one another doesn’t mean every infraction is forgiven, and part of dealing with massive societal challenges is getting to a point where everyone is involved and benefiting without the few permitted to persist abuses.
It sure sounds like you just don’t like art.
unmagical@lemmy.mlto
News@lemmy.world•Staff At Minnesota Deportation Hub Received ‘Obscene’ Trump-Themed Challenge Coins Adorned With Skulls
32·7 days agoDo his supporters really think he looks like that? Has he ever looked like that?






Step one would be to meet some twins.