"Technology Needed for a Robot Girl", pulled from an article in "Comptiq Magazine No. 195" all about robot girls in bishoujo games.
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I considered this, but I believe the issue is that when cartoonists did so, it reflected on racist caricature art from the early 1900s. When you look at anime that depicts white people, they don't make their palms look pink/reddish. I think the meta is fine as is
Black Souls got banned off Backloggd at the behest of the Lyrical Antishipper
its always a good time to post this
it's easy to become disillusioned with this train of thought; mind you, I'm remaining optimistic, but it is discouraging when people surrounding you would rather care that you are trans and revolve their lives around cultural wars than look forward.
something that's been bothering me is the lack of conviction in people
it feels like our society is in some collective psychosis
yes, "touching grass" is an intriguing proposition, but any time I accidentally come across something, I quickly realise the corrupted gears of life moves with or w/o me
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if I had a friend's OCs hall of fame, she would be in it
did a wplace lammy in toronto c:
now what the hell are braids supposed to look like
new stereolab single has the neu motorik beat,,, let's go... we're so back
That being said, I agree that China is the only potential one. For example, The UK, has a much smaller global economic influence and cannot serve as an anchor /shrug
Being the de facto global power is about more than just trade; the US did not get there solely through trade. It is about financial, military, and cultural integration, which explains why I mentioned the West. China will never earn that trust, and it appears that they do not trust others either
China could potentially broaden its economic reach and strengthen global trade networks by forming alliances with countries like Canada rather than dominating in the same hegemonic way. Not to mention, China is not the west. So, it'd be neither
Your statement is quite hyperbolic, man. Why imply that China is the only country capable of taking US' post-WW2 role? In reality, global influence will become increasingly fragmented.
2024: Vote Trump he will cut your taxes and lower prices and make us all rich
2025: When you really think about it is money even real?
One thing we need for better coalition integrity is a recognition of when people are pretending to be stupid for engagement
there's a large, dominant userbase on Twitter lately that floods literally *any* tweet that is against America being a white ethnostate (in light of the Jubilee vid) with the most vilely racist stuff put on text, without an ounce of irony, and we're supposed to make compromise with these people.
guys is being normal fascist (painting a swedish flag and starting a family)
It’s a distraction. I can’t fathom why anyone would want to focus on this rather than LGBTQ+ rights actively being taken away every week.
In any case, shout out to these two brave souls:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxZg...
Anyone who indulges in this sentiment deserves to be fucked. Newsom, Maher, and the rest of them. This bill was one of many, including sending trans women to male prisons, subjecting them to sexual abuse and rape, separating trans children from their parents, banning pride events, etc.
I'll admit the lack of urgency and weak "protests" at Donald's speech to Congress was disappointing to see, but for now, Dems need to *constitutionally* look towards messaging neoconservative judges like John Roberts and Amy Barrett. You can do that and calling out the grave injustices in due time
It’s striking how effectively republicans tied mainstream dems with random internet communists, despite the two groups hating each other, while the vice president and shadow president are clearly in a million group chats with literal nazis and people hardly notice
that's basically cost-push inflation. and the car, steel example is just one of many industries that'll be affected until further notice ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
u realize that many car companies in the US purchase steel cheaply from CN cause they are mass producers, which leads to far higher development costs and, as a result, far higher car prices as demand falls, the prices stay high due to the rising production costs from inflation on domestic goods
on the flat surface, it seems like tariffs can protect US companies from low-cost competition. i.e., American contracting companies purchase steel rather than China, right? domestic gud, murican jerbs gud. however...
this entire trade war saga leads me to believe that a lot of people do not understand a basic level of economics
disregarding the asinine take of Canada participating in "drug trafficking" across the border and negotiation tactics to make Canada benefit the US without any incentive to (or pay)...