I mean so let me get this straight. They stage a protest and hold up roads and get arrested and get charged. Those charges are later dropped in exchange for… five hours of community service. Brilliant San Francisco. Brilliant.

Recently, District Attorney Jenkins agreed to dismiss the criminal case against those 80 protesters, in exchange the group would need to complete 5 hours of community service.

Hahahahaha. You can even tell what you’re gonna get just from her appearance. No wonder they act like this. There ain’t hardly any consequence.

These protesters are a joke. I’m sure the whole of the region was waiting with bated breath the decision to come down from Bakersfield, California. Probably also gives you an idea as to why these city councils always seem to be doing something stupid, because these are the people who frequent their meetings. She wasn’t even threatening Republicans, this was a room of Democrats. Lol. Honestly, I think the best move for Israel would be to give these idiots exactly what they want. They should mostly annihilate Hamas, but before they destroy the organization completely they should pull out and still leave authority in their hands. That’d guarantee their ‘prosperity’ for years. That’d probably be infinitely more cruel than Israel finishing their objective. Either way, Israel is probably going to have to heavily monitor the Gaza strip and let little in or out. Wonder who is this ‘we’ she’s referring me. It’s like when Muslims speak how they truly feel. Notice how the Democratic city council lets it go twice, it’s only when the police say something that she’s arrested. Imagine if somebody they perceived as right wing did that. Here, the room hardly did anything and just kinda ignored here.

Finished Airi’s route. Admittedly, I’ve never been the biggest fan of this archetype of character. Yet, she’s fine. I’m glad they didn’t go with something overly dramatic for the drama—I think that suits moege best. The route was about being lost and finding what one wishes to do with oneself. In her case she found motivation to study the 蛍光石 (weird blowing rocks) because of an experience she had with out protagonist. Her personality too is rather subtle. At first glance you figure you know what to expect, but she’s rather clever and has a grasp on reality rare in her gender. Except she’s never loud about it and the game never makes a big point out of it, those traits just come through without feeling forced. She just possessed a level of maturity that our three other heroines didn’t possess. Like the other three were fine characters, but they felt less believable. Airi feels like somebody who’d actually exist and somebody you’d want to be friends with. Just a different feeling there I think.

I think there’s a couple changes I want to make to this site. It’s not that I dislike it, but I just think it can be better. First, adding monero. Not that I expect/want people to donate to me, but more so to promote it. Also, I think even if you don’t plan to buy any monero, having a wallet is a good idea. The second is that I think I’ll move the web address. I want to create a more general website, instead of it just being a blog. I’ll probably move this to blog.insert.url and then have the general site be at insert.url. The first one is easy, the second one will require some effort. And I’ve been debating this, but I might just change the url. I’ll probably keep the same website and posts, just move it so it’s not immediately under my name. It’s probably for the best. I debated it too even before I made it public. Yet, I think I might end up in a job where your perception to normies is important. I’m just too disconnected from the average American. Most of my opinions probably aren’t exactly welcome, even if I hold back on the more extreme ones. It’s probably okay for right now, but might come to bite me later if I keep it up.

You’ll be shocked by the stark differences in behavior of women in places where women are plentiful versus their behavior within artillery distance of San Jose and San Francisco.

https://nypost.com/2024/03/23/us-news/uc-berkeley-professor-jonathan-shewchuk-allegedly-told-students-not-to-date-women-in-californias-bay-area/

Lol. Now if only all men weren’t so stupid, we’d be getting somewhere. Unfortunately, they’re pretty dumb. Sounds like good advice to me. I’m white and I have zero interest in white women. I don’t even really want to talk to them. They just annoy me. Sure they’re pretty, but I can’t fathom why anybody would want to subject themselves to that. Can’t fathom why any self-respecting man would. Whoever coined ‘Karen’ had the right idea. ‘Simp’ was also a pretty ingenious one. Whites right now are like fat aristocrats that have little connection to their ancestors that made them affluent in the first place. Now, it’s not like everyone in the bay area is like that, but, it’s true, most people are.

In first Corinthians chapter 13 verses 4-7, Paul gives a definition of what exactly love is.

Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil; Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things.

One thing climate advocates love to point at is how the EU managed to reduce carbon emissions without taking a significant blow to their economy. The glaring problem (least as it seems to me) is that at the same time all those emissions were going down, America and Europe’s industrial production capacity was all being shifted to China and such places. Which essentially means it allows Europe to have a services economy, while simultaneously benefiting from the cheaper labor. The companies are happy because now they don’t have to pay workers as much. Governments are happy because they can point at how much they reduced emissions. Everybody knows that you can look at almost anything you see around you and find a ‘Made in China’ somewhere on it. Then the carbon output of countries of China and India continue to rise. Yet, India and China still have nowhere near the carbon output of countries that had more quickly industrialized. Why? It’s not for any ethical reason, it’s simply because China is poorer than Europe is. The average European lifestyle requires more resources than the average Chinese one does. China, oh course, benefits from all this and their country is growing more wealthy and its citizens have a greater capacity for consumption. That’s the point where emissions will likely shoot way up.

So, the other day, Dawkins decided to state something interesting. The description box reads,

A self-proclaimed ‘Cultural Christian,’ Professor Dawkins tells LBC that he is ‘slightly horrified’ to see lights celebrating Ramadan in central London during Easter and worries about a ‘replacement’ in this regard. He says the construction of mosques across Europe concerns him, and that if offered the choice between Christianity and Islam, he’d choose Christianity “every day.”

I feel like often Christians will, in the context of slavery, or those trying to use the religion opportunistically, tell you the narrative about how God set the Jews free from their captors, the Egyptians. It’s a captivating, uplifting story that can inspire downtrodden people everywhere. Except what they tend to leave out is how the Jews struggled. They leave out how most of them ended up dead, and Moses himself never even made it to the good land. Israel had slaves.

This was a fun game. Proud of myself for this one.

https://lishogi.org/uOtToLiQ

Ended up just winning on an illegal move though. But getting his gold stuck and forking the rook was nice.