

If you’re politically active you can get an invite from one of your comrades
you say so, but I begged every activist and passer-through for years and only lucked into one from a forum posting.


If you’re politically active you can get an invite from one of your comrades
you say so, but I begged every activist and passer-through for years and only lucked into one from a forum posting.


I don’t need em. I got an account. but it was admitted during a spam wave and will probably never be given invite codes.


How about appealing to common sense?
calling your opinion common sense is a common rhetorical tactic, but it doesn’t make your opinion fact.


calling me names won’t change my preference, but it does expose your own bad faith engagement


this is a nonsequitur.


the third party candidate is seemingly promising to build a utopia out of the ashes and saying this fire is very unjust and shouldn’t have happened in the first place.
this is precisely what I want from a candidate
i don’t think it’s true that they’re pro-russia, and if the agitprop was true, i don’t see the problem with disseminating it.
what is it that you think you know about WikiLeaks
this is completely incoherent
you’re hedging your bets on a fallacy
oh. you have no idea what your talking about
telling other people what they feel and why takes some real hubris.
can I ask where you got your clinical license?
I don’t think you’re qualified to tell other people how they feel or why. maybe you should just try framing it as a question.
I got one from a forum posting a few years back