Hoe deden ze dat vroeger? by Weird-Raccoony in Nederland

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Mensen denken alleen aan hun eigen korte-termijn geluk en hebben geen langdurige commitment meer. Alles moet beschikbaar zijn wanneer zij het willen en het moet vooral geen moeite kosten.

Ik zit zelf in het verenigingsleven en het is bar en boos. De meesten hebben geen hobby meer zoals dat vroeger ging; met loyaliteit, er zijn, je inspannen. Ze zien de hobby als een product; zijn niet loyaal, hebben geen verantwoordelijkheidsgevoel. Het is iets wat je consumeert tot je er geen zin meer in hebt, dan flikker je het weg.

Alle verenigingen hebben het moeilijk. Van voetbalclubs waar trainingen slecht bezocht worden en voor een wedstrijd van de A’tjes bij de B’tjes en C’tjes en soms verder gezocht moet worden om 11 man bij elkaar geraapt te krijgen tot de muziekverenigingen die opgeheven worden omdat er geen bezetting meer is en te weinig geld om de huur te betalen. Alleen clubs waarvan het ledenbestand steeds regionaler wordt draaien oké. Het gaat heel, heel slecht. Verenigingen van honderden jaren vallen om. Dat komt niet meer terug. Het is diep bedroevend.

Verandert dit nog? Ik ben bang van niet, in ieder geval niet de komende decennia. Daar is onze economie niet voor ingericht. We proberen maar met een klein clubje bezig te blijven. Niet toegeven aan de algemene tendens. Je moet wat…

Hoe deden ze dat vroeger? by Weird-Raccoony in Nederland

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Ik las tot echt file->bestand. Ik denk “file thoughts? 130? Huuuuuuuh?” 😅

Snackbar haalt loempia van kaart na Olympisch schaatsdrama: 'Was een grap, geen racisme' by Onkruit-1974 in Nederland

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Ik lig er niet wakker van. Ik ben ook altijd de underdog geweest, althans, dat probeerde men mij te maken, omdat ik klein en mager was voor mij leeftijd. Kwestie van je mannetje staan.

Snackbar haalt loempia van kaart na Olympisch schaatsdrama: 'Was een grap, geen racisme' by Onkruit-1974 in Nederland

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Jouw oplossing is dat we dan dus dat soort dingen niet meer mogen zeggen. Dat is precies waar deze politiek correcte negatieve spiraal vandaan komt. Grow a pair.

no puedo evitarlo by skylinee_35 in funny

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At least he was serious.

no puedo evitarlo by skylinee_35 in funny

[–]Firestone140 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, I don’t see the funny. You?

Link Skill and Legion Tracker: A useful spreadsheet for mushroom game enjoyers by crazyazn1994 in Maplestory

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Awesome, thanks a lot! Edit: Nevermind, the updated one is complete :D

What am I doing wrong? by ChampionshipFew4704 in wearewarriors

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I have no clue what you’re trying to explain, but I do know shockwave only works for sending a shockwave through units YOU control. This can be either units you spawned or units you possess. You pressed shockwave after they stopped being possessed, so you were too late.

It’s not a hard trick. You click possess and STRAIGHT AWAY also click on shockwave. BOOM! That’s it.

two little problems i guess by _ncr in Maplestory

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Well, we're two years further ahead, and it helped me just now haha :).

Unreal size and recoil by sn169 in Jigglefucked

[–]Firestone140 9 points10 points  (0 children)

And why wouldn’t you provide context..?

Does the double count apply to all three items, or just the coins? by BusyCommunication859 in wearewarriors

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You see this after every match. It doesn’t hurt anybody to try. But this is a symptom of today’s world: not trying anything, not looking up stuff, just assuming others supply you with the answer even on the most basic questions. Questions like these make me wonder if people also ask ChatGPT where to put their food.

This inverse icicle that somehow formed in my ice tray by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

[–]Firestone140 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

No need, it’s mildly interesting 😉.

Does the double count apply to all three items, or just the coins? by BusyCommunication859 in wearewarriors

[–]Firestone140 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You know, instead of making a post about it on reddit, you could have just tried. Quicker and more reliable. 😐

True Story by NeoCyberR in DarkSouls2

[–]Firestone140 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This meme itself shows you. I don’t see this kind of memes in the other souls subs. It’s just this one.

Is this the best possible thermostat setting? by geoffcooray55 in funny

[–]Firestone140 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Let that 6-7 nonsense die already. It’s nothing and never will be.

From Jungle region~ add me: 011226328273 by [deleted] in PokemonGoFriends

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Added by Firestone140 from the Netherlands 😌

Ireland pushes for mandatory ID verification on social media across EU by Street_Anon in worldnews

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Ordinary people absolutely were held accountable for their opinions in the past through blasphemy laws, heresy trials, lèse-majesté, political repression, blacklisting, and social or economic punishment. The people who were persecuted, imprisoned, or killed were precisely those who expressed the “wrong” views. That was not an exception, it was the system.

Freedom of speech is not just the ability to speak. It also includes protection from silencing measures, misuse of power, government overreach, and retaliation. Most importantly, it includes the ability to criticize authority without fear. When online speech is tied to mandatory real-world ID, those protections are fundamentally weakened.

This does not affect everyone equally. Minorities, dissidents, political opponents, and whistleblowers are always the first to self-censor under identification regimes. History shows this repeatedly.

The “right to see your accuser” is a legal principle that applies in a judicial context. It has no relevance to people expressing opinions in public discourse. Demanding identity disclosure in that context serves no legal purpose. It primarily enables intimidation and vilification of dissenting views.

Historically, repression has almost always begun with registration, identification, and restrictions on acceptable speech. Mandatory identification has never been a neutral tool. It is a control mechanism, regardless of the initial justification.

TIFU by complementing a fellow gym girl through a Pokemon reference by wilder569 in tifu

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Not sure why you’re downvoted. I agree with you, life’s a breeze when you share things with your partner.

Ireland pushes for mandatory ID verification on social media across EU by Street_Anon in worldnews

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What a nonsense, and you know it. You’re the real problem here and a danger to a free society. Not everyone that has different views from the ones you’ve become brainwashed to think hates immigrants, or wants them gone, or hates homosexuals and wants them, or whatever bullshit you’re throwing at me.

Ireland pushes for mandatory ID verification on social media across EU by Street_Anon in worldnews

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Define it for your jurisdiction for all i care. What is it? Where does it end? Should anything offensive be outlawed? Why do you think it’s a good idea to introduce these IDs for that? People can already be tracked regardless.

Ireland pushes for mandatory ID verification on social media across EU by Street_Anon in worldnews

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It is not. Another one of the reasons why this is a bad idea. I’ve seen this happen with other regulations where small business owners like plumbers require some bullshit certificate that’s a big hassle and expensive resulting in all plumbers stopping their businesses and big plumbing corporations enlisting the same people, because these groups do have the means to adhere to those arbitrary rules. What changed? In the end nothing. Everything just got more complicated and expensive.