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Sunforged ,

Do you comment on every video you don't watch?

Sunforged ,

Buying a house was what pushed me from Bernie flavored socialist to full on leftist. We were lucky enough to find and qualify for a community land trust and it is such a better system than anything else in America. It should just be how housing is done available to everyone, not just people who qualify.

Sunforged ,

It's fine honey, I got this covered.

Hello officer, I got some Elder with me. Never leave home without them!

Sunforged ,

Always preferred Tengger Calvery over The Hu.

Sunforged ,

Nice I really like it.

You're dropping recomendations for the majority of the comments here, mad respect!

Have some Stonefield as a treat.

Sunforged ,

Because they organized.

Because capital thrives on division so naturally we can't raise the straight minimum wage.

Sunforged ,

A god damned millenia.

Sunforged ,

but it was always ever going to end the way it did, if not a lot worse.

This takeaway is mythologization of America's most reprehensible act.

While a majority of Americans may not be familiar with this history, the National Museum of the U.S. Navy in Washington, D.C., states unambiguously on a plaque with its atomic bomb exhibit: “The vast destruction wreaked by the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the loss of 135,000 people made little impact on the Japanese military. However, the Soviet invasion of Manchuria … changed their minds.”

The principal argument mounted to justify the use of atomic bombs — that they would quickly end the war and avoid an invasion that could result in as many as one million casualties — doesn’t hold much weight. Instead, historical evidence more strongly indicates America’s desire to circumvent the need for negotiations with the Soviet Union over the future of East Asia. The Potsdam Conference, held by Allied leadership in the summer of 1945, aimed to determine the postwar settlement in Europe. The United States did not want to be forced into similar negotiations — with the Soviets at the table — for the postwar settlement of the Pacific.

We murdered 210,000 civilians because of a perceived threat to capitalism.

Sunforged ,

Are you a willing and eager subject to the current genocide being funded with your taxpayer dollars?

Sunforged ,

Nah the calls for privacy is because the same cell data that tracks the pedophiles also contains data that could track the victims.

While many of the coordinates captured by Near point to multimillion-dollar homes in numerous US states, others point to lower-income areas where Epstein victims are known to have lived and attended school, including areas of West Palm Beach, Florida, where police and a private investigator say they located around 40 of Epstein’s victims.
"Most of the clients who come to me, their number one concern is privacy and safety,” says attorney Lisa Bloom, who represented 11 of Epstein's alleged victims. “It's deeply concerning to think that any sexual abuse victims’ location will be tracked and then stored and then sold to someone, who can presumably do whatever they want with it.”

Sunforged ,

Spek is a gem.

Fuck Amazon, support the unionization effort at KCVG the companies largest airhub. A small donation can go a long way to support leaders facing illegal firings as well as show solidarity to employees who Amazon is constantly trying to intimidate.

UAW Arab Caucus: UAW must move from ceasefire declaration to stopping weapons for Israel (mondoweiss.net)

UAW Arab Caucus to union president Shawn Fain: The union must take action to translate the UAW’s ceasefire declaration to practical interruption of the weapons our UAW siblings are making, sending to Israel, and are being used to kill our families....

Sunforged ,

Worker led movements are the only way we can put a stop to not just the war in Palestine but all war.

Sunforged ,

Audacity just doesn't seem worth the trouble after discovering Reaper and how powerful it is for only $60.

Sunforged ,

Audacity is a great learning tool for intro absolutely! When you're just dipping your toes into recording and editing, free and $60 is a huge difference.

I feel like users that are going to be using any of the features of this plug-in, they're probably at the point that going to Reaper makes sense.

Sunforged ,

That's awesome!

I learned DAWs with ProTools back around 2006 in college. Dropped out because I didn't want to enter a competitive trade where my best opportunities were moving out of state.

Got sucked into another industry and haven't touched much audio for the past decade. Getting back into it now and started on Audacity but the 2021 buyout had me confused where to land with the Tenacity split. the good/bad of open source I suppose but as a user being in the middle of a split was frustrating and detracting from recording. Finding out about Reaper and talking to people leaving ProTools behind even within the industry was just what I needed when I needed it.

My daughter (11yo) is now getting into DAWs as her current goal is to score an internship at KEXP, being able to share with her all the stuff I learned in school has been so much fun.

Sunforged ,

This is incredible. And scary. And incredible. I would hate to be the poor sap that fell for it though, oof.

Sunforged ,

Legitimatlly curious if 6 months has changed your perspective?

Sunforged , (edited )

Hey thanks for the response.

Has your opinion of Isreal changed because of the last few months? If so has that changed how you view their actions in the past against the Palestinian people?

If the comparison of Russia in Ukraine to Isreal in Palestine was only made legitimate in the past few months, then how do you view the Nakba?

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