The report this article is based on is actually called “On Thin Ice: Disproportionate Responses to Climate Change Protesters in Democratic Countries”

The title of the article is a bit misleading including the term “rich countries”, especially as that term is not used once in the article.

In my mind measuring the level of democracy is harder than the wealth of a nation.

Underfly

I could see Starmer’s Labour doing this for sure; they don’t want another Jeremy Corbin again, and are doing their best to rid the party of outspoken ‘leftists’.

What a cool and normal country we have.

I’m proud of Southampton! Only 10 shitheads, and hundreds of anti-racists. Good showing everyone

Is it lazy of me to suggest showing nuked releases as a percentage of the groups total releases?

This unsettles me

Same here. Well, actually I moved away from Fedora to Endeavour and it happened to coincide with KDE6. First time on KDE I a long time, and I really like it now.

I used to work at a library, and about 10% of the books had a pleasing aroma, and the other 90% smelled like literal ass.

Same here. I switched to Fedora last year and it’s been so easy…too easy 🤔

Wow, thank you so much for taking the time to answer. I really do appreciate it.

Going off of what you said, I am going to take what I currently have, scale it back, and attempt to get more separation between services.

Again, thank you!

Creme brulé

I dunno, seems pretty seems pretty complex to me. I’m sure the democratically elected bigwigs in charge know a thing or two about running industries properly. There must be some other reason that countries with underdeveloped solar industries are falling behind…if only we could figure it out!

After dipping my toes into Mastodon I had naively assumed that I understood it well enough. After reading this article it is clear that I was barely even scratching the surface.

Thanks for the article!

I assumed there would be, but I haven’t read it yet. It’s on my list, but it keeps getting bumped down.

In my opinion The Handmaid’s Tale has some truly thought provoking ideas, but the characters and scale of the book don’t really allow for an exploration of those ideas.

To me it was reminiscent of Fahrenheit 451: both stories are set in dystopian worlds that are not too far from ours, both play with some big ideas, both universes cry out for expansion, and both stories end on a bit of a dull note.

My mate used to refer to them as “Good-Guy Hardcore”