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“Shouldn’t have been living next to a concentration camp.”
“Shouldn’t have been living next to a concentration camp.”
I never considered the possibility that they don’t actually hate me, so I stop hanging out with them. I got pretty good at burning bridges…
St. Pauli is a good team to support. I don’t really watch football, only world and euro cup. Euro2024 is this summer, btw.
He also believes that people serving a sentence should be used in forced labor
This already happens.
(surprise surprise, the nazis are supporting each other. If I should name one software that yells “hello, please block me” as a Fediverse moderator, it’d be Pleroma.)
Why is Pleroma nazi?
Democrats hate democracy.
the Vikings shouldn’t be idolized too much,
Nobody should be idolised, tbh.
they were effectively pirates who produced little themselves and mostly just invaded and took from others
That’s mostly media portrayal. Most Vikings were traders and farmers. You also have to consider in what kind of conditions they lived, Scandinavia is harsh and it’s very hard to grow things there.
piracy
The word “pirate” doesn’t always have negative connotations, like in the golden age of piracy and modern times where pirates are those who download and share digital media and files, so I don’t understand your use of pirate as an insult. Invaders, pillagers, plunderers, conquerors, these would all be apt labels.
True, but rarely have I seen people use a 40-character password for their wifi network. Especially not a phone hotspot.
The attacker doesn’t need to be next to you to crack the password, they just need to collect enough packets and then crack it at home.
Not sure. You can certainly try.
Tethering is faster and more secure (hotspots can be cracked).
Why not tether your phone to the laptop with usb or bluetooth?
the critical weakness
It’s not a bug, it’s a feature.
Classics: Phil Ochs, Woody Guthrie
New (still active): David Rovics, Nasty Fishmonger
They didn’t. The FBI doesn’t share information with high school teachers, and neither does Google.
I used to think people could guess and predict thoughts, because they were sly and good like that. I’d think they used this ability to embarass me and set me up into uncomfortable situations so they could then laugh at me behind my back. Similar to how you think they mocked you.
Just because people happen to mention something you also think about (or google) doesn’t mean they have knowledge of it. It is just a coincidence. Again, this took me a while to internalise and I still struggle with it.
I’m against psychiatry, but it has helped some people. The alternative is to stay vigilant and rationally think about these things yourself. Don’t start with the assumption that others are out to get you or do you harm. People don’t spend that much time thinking about other people, certainly not a single person. I know how easy it is to interpret small things, jokes and remarks as signs of a bigger, sinister plot.
Think about it this way: do you really think your underpaid and overworked teacher spent their free time having meetings with the FBI about your Google searches? Of course they didn’t, they were happy to have free time. They probably watched movies/TV shows, got drunk, had sex, went out with friends, and so on.
Another thing to overcome or realise is that not everything is about you. I am talking from personal experience here too. Just because we spend so much time thinking about ourselves, doesn’t mean others do as well. Your teachers had hundreds of students, they wouldn’t single you out.
Since you edited your comment to add a question, I’ll edit mine to add an answer to that:
Why did my “delusions” stop as soon as I left high school?
They stopped because you left high school and lost contact with your high school teachers. You said yourself that “they would share all the activities I did with my teachers”. No high school teachers – no information being shared. Primary school and high school teachers still have a personal relationship with students and are more involved with students. If you went to university you’d meet university professors who advertise the fact they don’t give a shit about students lol. In university you’re just a number, especially if you’re in large classes.
I’m reminded of that joke: Students in university are having an exam. There’s a couple hundred students taking it. Time runs out and the professor tells the students to stop writing. Everyone hands in their exams, but one students keeps writing. In a couple of minutes that one student hands in their exam and the professor says “I won’t accept your exam.” The student asks “Do you know who I am?” The professor says “No.” The student says “Good”, puts his exam into the middle of the pile and walks out.
The FBI does not move files around or change settings on children’s PCs.
I know you mean well, but it is very dangerous to enable people’s delusions. I know, because I have had schizophrenic episodes (as in, running around the city as if it were all a figment of my imagination) triggered by people who meant well, who hinted that my delusions could be real, that resulted in me ending up in the mental hospital. When I think back at it, I could have easily died, but luckily I was in places where the police doesn’t shoot people when they’re having a mental health crisis.
It sounds like OP lives in the US, where the police are known to shoot people who are “acting crazy”.
The rational explanation to OPs post is that either OP moved the files and forgot, and settings can change after Windows updates, which are automatic and happen while the computer is idle. If it is a shared computer or OP’s parents or siblings have access to it, then they could have deleted and moved the files and changed settings when OP wasn’t there. Not in a mean way, but maybe because they were messing around on the computer.
I have gotten better, but I still struggle with interpreting other people’s actions as sinister. People prone to schizophrenia tend to do that and it can easily spiral out of control; again, talking from experience.
I guess I can shill the community I made. While not a place to talk about personal problems, [email protected] is meant to be a place to vent. It is also strictly against suicide and it is a life-affirming community. You can see by the name it’s all a bit tongue-in-cheek and quite tolerant.
They based it on his skin colour, accent and the way he speaks. I’m not fluent in Spanish and Mexican dialects, but in my country I can tell what part of the country people are from as well as education level based on how they speak and what vocabulary they use. So if you add his skin colour (lighter than the indigenous people in Chiapas region) one could make an educated guess.
As I said I’m not familiar with Mexican accents so I can’t confirm, just relaying something I read/heard. His speeches are on youtube, so perhaps a comrade from Mexico could confirm/deny.
You’re not a counterrevolutionary, just a sucker. There’s one born every minute, I hear.