urbanism

Me, living in a free country with unlimited freedom to do any free thing I want: "Fuck, the police booted my car and now I need to pay hundreds of dollars in fines plus higher insurance premiums."

You, a fucking sucker who lives in a shitty hell-hole fascist dystopia: "Damn, my car got moved to a legal parking spot, which I consider a mild annoyance. I'm going to blog about this on Weibo but not on Reddit, because I lack freedom."

1. no one's asking you to live there 2. incredibly funny that your reason for not wanting to live there is you think you wouldn't be able to access the internet and not, like, that you don't speak the language or know anyone.

What was this vote even about? Weren't people of aboriginal descent already able to be MPs and influence the country? If they want some sort of quota where there must be aboriginals in parliament that sounds like 'positive' discrimination, and it's good it didn't get passed. Edit: I am a non Australian interested in this from an outside perspective. I have since been corrected on what the vote was actually about.

Yeah maybe you should have a policy of not speaking on things before investigating them.

Why do you think anyone cares that you don't want to live in China because you'd have to use a VPN to feed your hentai addiction?

Of course an unelected dictator would be bad. That reminds me, which Supreme Court Justices are you voting for next?

don't even have to go to reddit for the now that we're federated with the redditors themselves lmao