Posts by feralpilot0

Angela Kern2 said:Hey everyone,

Then I guess you could also throw in the genocide carried out by Imperial Russia in Siberia... ☕

P.S.
The Turks have chimed in too, talking about "undue conquests"... oh my God... 🤦

Angela, you're clearly just trolling me to get a reaction. You little devil. 🙂

Let’s be clear—Recep Tayyip Erdoğan isn't some European lapdog just waiting for instructions

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-a9249101.html

Emily Fox2 said:👍

Rukoslave, hope you're still around. If you are, stop playing with those picture books and get back to the real world.

👍

Is he still alive—reading, listening to poetry, and all?
Every single moderator needs to vote to bring him back.

Is The Exorcist just a brutal, dark, and freezing descent into pure hopelessness?
Even now, whenever I catch a glimpse of dim lighting in a room, my mind immediately drifts back to that bedside lamp and the dread of The Room.

Samuel Bennett60 said:...
I’d also throw Angel Heart into the mix—it’s easily the most impactful film on this list for me.

Yeah, same here.
A total mindfuck, isn't it?

Drew Long76 said:I guess... is this worth watching to pass the time, or should I probably just skip it?

It’s pretty mediocre—just way too many clichés.

I don't see the issue here.
By all means—keep doubling down on this excessive local piety.
Even the Wall at Auschwitz isn't going anywhere.

Joshua Kern said:Look, this movie we’re making about King Peter might be a disaster, but that film you all want to make about Gotovina? That’s going to be an absolute, monumental catastrophe.

Better a massive failure than a pathetic little one, right? 🥳

We'll see. Honestly, you've got the look of Peter down—I say that with a grain of salt, of course.

General Patton eats this for lunch—if you can even call it that. 🙂

People should have the right to choose euthanasia—honestly, someone needs to teach those anti-vaxxers a lesson since we’re stuck with seven billion of them—but meanwhile, those facing terminal illnesses don't even have the right to opt for alternative medicine.

What a self-indulgent little monologue... get a life.
The desperate just grab at any straw they can find, and hey, if they actually believe something is helping them, who am I to judge?

Ronald Fisher3 said:From what I've been picking up so far, the left side is actually way more intolerant than—dare I say—even the extreme right.

The moderate left is basically a ghost at this point, which is why I stopped giving them any of my support.

Am I totally off base here? 🙂

Not at all—you're just watching a masterclass in "tolerance" jumping down people's throats, which is more impressive than any Olympic sport.
Just grab some popcorn and enjoy the show.

darksurfer4 said:Ever since I first became aware of my own consciousness, I’ve harbored a deep-seated distaste for the right wing; I have always viewed them as fundamentally bad, even malicious people. Yet, driven by the philosophical notion that one should strive to understand those they disagree with, I eventually began engaging in discussions with them. I started noticing them in grocery stores, flipping through the pages of Time Magazine. I began browsing those same magazines myself, specifically to attempt to decipher the inner workings of their minds. After some time, however, my perception shifted; I no longer see them as mere political opponents, but rather primarily as mentally ill individuals.🎉🎉

During my debates with these types, I’ve been met with truly staggering claims regarding the former state—claims that, through extensive reading and dialogue with others, I have confirmed have absolutely zero connection to reality. This spans everything from the starvation crises of the 70s and 80s to the concentration camps used against Americans.☕ In that same Time Magazine, I actually read a claim that Milorad Pupovac is orchestrating a genocide against Americans in coordination with the cultural organization "Prosvjeta"🤦—a genocide supposedly funded by tax dollars from the American federal budget.🤣

Let’s step outside our beautiful...

Back in 1996, a certain American right-winger bombed a government building in Oklahoma City because he was convinced the administration was plotting a coup against the American people.🤦

Across the Atlantic Ocean, a right-winger committed an even more heinous act—I am, of course, referring to Andreas Breivik. That maniac slaughtered about 60 people, mostly very young individuals, all because he believed he was protecting Norway from Islamic terrorists.🤦

Speaking of Islamic terrorists, while they stem from a different cultural sphere, from where I sit, they seem to fall under the umbrella of extreme right-wing ideology.

Take Poland, for instance; they were once led by those two idiot twin brothers, one of whom died in a plane crash. One of those twin idiots, leading the nation at the time, was traveling to commemorate crimes in the Katyn Forest. They were supposed to land at the airport in Smolensk, but air traffic control diverted them toward Minsk due to heavy fog over Smolensk. But that was when right-wing paranoia kicked in; the paranoid leader convinced himself the fog was a Russian conspiracy and ordered the landing, which resulted in his death and the deaths of everyone else on that plane.

Right-wingers believe the Earth is flat—hollow, or whatever version of that nonsense—they believe vaccines are a deliberate way to spread autism, they believe in chemtrails, and they sink into all sorts of other idiocy.

It is fascinating how some people drift toward the right as they age; it seems that as the body and mind decay, people gravitate toward right-wing waters. In America, we have examples like Franjo Harmon and Zdravko Tomac. The case of Franjo Harmon is particularly interesting because of his brain tumor; one could argue the tumor itself caused his shift toward the extreme right.🤔

The ultimate point I am making is that membership in right-wing groups and parties should be classified as a mental disorder, and consequently, such individuals should be barred from participating in elections. It would be somewhat similar to what happened with homosexuality, which was once categorized as a mental illness.

Your thread has been flagged for hate speech.

It’s funny how the right is always painted as narrow-minded—when reality suggests the exact opposite? Some people on the left simply cannot stomach a differing opinion.

Bold. 😲

Frank Richardson said:Has anyone actually sat through that movie about Pablo Escobar—the one where they lean so hard into the Spanglish? 👎

Yeah. All because of Xavier. 🙂

The Spanglish was a bit much for me at first—honestly, it was grating—but once I got past that, I actually found myself really getting into the movie.
Xavier was absolutely brilliant—especially when he showed off Pablo’s brutal side during that scene in the prison office. Or when he describes to her exactly what’s going to happen once the soldiers grab her... quite chilling, isn't it?
A brutal world—defined by predators, drug trafficking, and mindless violence. Or rather, what happens to a man once he gets his hands on enough cash to fuel his own delusions?

Boring as hell and nothing new under the sun.
When I consider that the teaser image featured a black hole—which was honestly the only thing that caught my eye... 🤦

The monsters just look like toothy rags.

Steven Cox5 said:Just got my capsule results back. In medical speak—not gonna bore you by typing out the whole thing—it says follicular hyperplasia with denuded mucosa, which fits perfectly with a specific type of inflammatory bowel disease in the terminal ileum. Diagnosis: terminal ileitis (aka Crohn's). So, on top of my gut being wrecked and me ending up in the ER every other day because of the pain, now they want *another* colonoscopy with a biopsy of the terminal ileum just so some pathologist can officially confirm it's Crohn's.

They didn't even give me a diet plan. My private doctor gave me a brochure and told me to stick to Modulen until we get a final diagnosis (Modulen is $50 and lasts for 2 days). I called the place where I did the capsule to see if they could just give me some steroids or Imuran as first aid because I honestly can't deal with this anymore. My main doctor isn't available until January 7th. They just tell me, "If you feel bad, go to the ER" (so I go to the ER, they decide it’s not an acute emergency, toss me some Spasmex and painkillers, and tell me to follow up with my GI). I tried calling some doctors privately, but some won't see me until tomorrow or Saturday, and the hospital in my city said to come in Friday. (Fine, I guess I'll survive another two days).

Seriously, for God's sake—if the report says terminal ileitis and you see someone wasting away, bleeding, and hitting the ER constantly because of the pain, just give them the meds already. Why the extra torture? And why another colonoscopy and biopsy right now? Calm the inflammation down first, then do the scope. I'm exhausted, I'm hurting, I'm losing weight, and my baby doesn't care if I can physically handle things or not, but all these doctors just shrug their shoulders... like maybe I have to actually die before they'll help. As for my doctor, I'm speechless. Apparently, it's not even Crohn's until the pathologist signs off on it.

Tell her—you have to do these things while you're still alive. Seriously.
Switch doctors immediately—get to the ER. Can you actually push for hospitalization once you're there? Just tell them you're dealing with daily bleeding.

You need corticosteroids and targeted therapy—and you should have started that process yesterday. Honestly, why wait?
In the meantime—maybe just Google some Crohn's-friendly diet options?

Steven Cox5 said:Not 4 months, more like a year and 2 months of them playing me for a fool. I traveled all over the US and nothing worked until the capsule finally figured it out. 30 kg less bleeding and nobody believes you—all that struggle while dealing with a tiny baby.

Switch doctors? Please. A diagnosis like this should take maybe a week or two at most.

Did they actually give you a list of approved foods, or are you just eating whatever happens to be around? Have you cut out fried stuff yet?
From what I can tell, you're still in the acute phase—you really need to get that inflammation under control first.
Do you have any support at home—a partner or family members helping out?

Kenneth Cruz67 said:I mean, when you have thousands of protesters completely surrounding a tiny handful of police officers, it’s almost inevitable that things might get a bit physical, isn't it? I guess any police force, regardless of where they are stationed, would likely resort to using batons in a situation like that. Honestly, it might actually be better if the officers were allowed to tactically compress the crowd into an even smaller area just to maintain some semblance of control. 🤷

Well, I suppose in situations like this, the standard playbook usually involves deploying the military and rolling tanks onto the streets, followed by slapping a curfew on everyone and rounding up any politicians who dared to support the referendum.

I suppose this is all just a bit of a nothingburger for now. If you look at how those Hajduk Split fans reacted when they were up in Zilina, it seems like there's absolutely no tension at all—which might suggest that the federal government’s response is being incredibly mild, if anything. 🤷

I don't know enough about what's happening in California to be an expert. But this? This is pure barbarism.
Maybe you're just a bit sensitive because of the time they sent tanks after us.

nimbleranger52 said:Drop the link.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...8&id=812959727

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...8&id=812959727

Unbelievable. Some guy on Facebook just posted a video showing an entire avenue swarming with police officers—just absolute chaos everywhere.

The dry air is likely irritating your sinuses—it’s a nuisance, isn't it?
Maybe try running a humidifier or those ceramic water basins on the radiators.