@technolyze I'll have tea how bout

sick of muscle cramps in toes and fingies

@kaia it was only mid because I didnt make my own

@Ree hehe

I can't believe how mid my casear salad was. the dressing is really so important

@icedquinn @vriska @yakmacker I get all my news from fedi as of 2020. its blissful. if I didnt I would hate this country truly. although not my state, my state is great.

wow its only 9 am

@vriska @icedquinn @yakmacker theres definitely a genocide of gazans in particular. whether its totally intentional is somewhat debatable but that rhetoric exists in israeli political discourse. you can't completely control a territory and bomb it without caring what youre bombing while blocking food and medical treatment without it being at the very least a genocidal massacre.

I'll address your previous comment:
-the hebrew language only exists because it was a liturgical language which was revived with great effort after not being the common tongue for millennia.
-the israelites were actually forcibly converted, this is what happened to the lost ten tribes not to mention the crusades, the Inquisition, etc. it is estimated that there were up to 7 million jews in the roman empire, there are only about twice that today despite the world population increasing so much since then. the bar kochba resulted in the dispossession of almost the entire judean population. you already know about the holocaust, I could go on.
-most of those killed in the troubles were civillians, but an order of magnitude less than the low estimate of total gazan death, so i wont press this comparison. you misunderstand me if you think I'm comparing the republic of ireland to the state of israel. its irish americans (who comprise the vast majority of irish) who took part in the american colonial project. and the irish irish wouldve been major slavers like the Scottish were if not for english laws clamping down on irish ports.
-telling me to "know my role" is very cringe. I know you say I don't know much about this but I did some research after being criticized for saying most scholars dont consider the potato famine a genocide. and calling the killing of the irish at any point in history "industrial" is just wrong, its not merely a holocaust with swords, the scale is much smaller than a modern genocide and the people targeted werent merely the religious. there were massacres, but a full genocide with direct killing (destroying infrastructure and it causing disease or not helping is different) is not something scholarship agrees on.

@vriska @yakmacker yak is right actually

@vriska the irish are much more similar to the jews than the palestinians but you aren't ready for that. both originally victimized peoples oppressed and colonized. both participated in large scale settlement of land that wasnt theirs or that was theirs 2000 years ago because they were escaping dire conditions. both not white then became white. both have a very outsize influenced on america. both have huge diasporas. both have ethnostates with a right of return based on descent. both are extremely natalist, although fortunately ireland updated its abortion laws to allow women who were going to die or raped children to get abortions. btw watch how to get to heaven from belfast, its a very good show and short.

only one person on earth actually makes me angry enough to be cruel

@kakafarm but I appreciate your input

if hindus were like christians so many of them would be "not in communion" with eachother based on ideological differences.

@kakafarm I'm not a fan of Madhyamaka. all is Brahman, not shunya.

deleted my pdf of the uddhava gita. I didnt enjoy it, and it even advocates a form of suicide by self immolation for old yogis-in-progress. in comparison to the avadhuta gita not to mention the bhagavad gita it really isnt great. theres so much fucking self immolation in the bhagavata purana it sucks.

water (milk)

the way many mayavadans and shunyavadans speak, the universe has no purpose to them. same with gnostics.

@Lars what are you getting at waffle house

the big thing the AG misses is that Brahman isnt just neither things, its both things. purna and shunya, sat and asat.

I stg I hadnt read this yet when I first criticized the AG for using the term shunya