large_goblin [he/him, comrade/them]

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Cake day: April 11th, 2024

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  • I was in a very similar place for most of the past year, and I’m not entirely out of it. Some of those feelings have gone away, but others have not. I didn’t get things back together by myself, it was the support of others that allowed me to start healing.

    I hope things will get better for you, and this community (including me) is here for anything you need to keep going and start moving towards a better place. If you just want to talk, for someone to listen, people to play games with or whatever helps take your mind off things or helps you work through everything please reach out. That includes material assistance too.






  • Bodie was so conflicting because he showed zero remorse and the little bits of humanity we saw died when he killed his friend who was also still a CHILD at the time and just went on business as usual.

    But he still didn’t deserve what happened to him,

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    Death by cop in the dumbest way possible

    And then McNulty tries to do the exact same shit the day after.

    This is the face of the show and the cops in general for most of the seasons too, the reference point for cop behaviour, he’s even portrayed as one of the “better cops” when Omar gets arrested.

    Kima was the most human of them all and Bunk was just sad. It felt like as long as he kept being one of the more / only competent detectives noone would ever try get him to avoid liver failure in the next few years.

    If we start Prez discourse we could get a 200+ comment hexbear thread going.



  • The wire was ACAB throughout. Every cop in that show was either a criminal themselves, corrupt, incompetent and almost always extremely racist. The one (arguably) good cop in the entire show gets forced out.

    It did a great job of showing how the police and the gangs are two different criminal organisations with their own heirarchies filled with actual human beings.

    Season 3 was the highlight of the entire show, watching the police become the “muscle” for the drug dealers.

    I’d go as far as to say it was a crime show, not a cop show.



  • “Diverging monetary policies in Japan versus the U.S. and Europe are behind speculators’ moves, he said. The yen’s appreciation is contributing to the sell-off, he said.”

    I don’t understand this area of economics and everytime I think I learn something it seems be proven incorrect shortly after.

    I believed Japan was facing pressure to raise interest rates in line with other nations. Now it’s done that and the yen is starting to recover it’s monetary policy is divergent again causing a stock sell-off?

    I’m tired of my income turning into monopoly money whenever I think about going abroad.






  • No interest in experiencing this so will probably never visit the US. My friends who were born there have very weird stories about the TSA questioning why they live abroad whenever they visit. It’s as if they pick people who believe the US is the only country worth living in to work at an airport of all places.

    You won’t just get a butter knife in business class either, you’ll get ones suitable for steak and thick braised meat dishes, which is even more hilarious.