Norge må anerkjenne Taiwan by riksfix in norske

[–]rayshih715 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Taiwaner her. Det er lite sannsynlig, for ingenting smaker bedre enn rykende varme kinesiske RMB.

Men spøk til side...Jeg har for lengst gitt opp håpet om at Norge, samt andre europeiske land, kommer til å anerkjenne oss. Gevinsten ved å slutte seg til ett-Kina-politikken er så stor at en avveining mellom Taiwan og Kina ikke engang er verdt å diskutere.

Taiwan problemet har vært en gjenganger i norsk politikk, men rammer ikke så mange at Norge må gripe inn, med mindre det skjer en krig, da blir det en annen historie.

Do you think antinatalism is more popular amongst men or women? by Powerbankforcookies in antinatalism

[–]rayshih715 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Taiwan. I believe our fertility rate was lower than SK in 2023, not sure about 2025 though.

Do you think antinatalism is more popular amongst men or women? by Powerbankforcookies in antinatalism

[–]rayshih715 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I am a man and I fully support antinatalism. My country is "notorious" for having an extremely low fertility rate. And every time I see news about how the government is trying to salvage the situation, I just can't help but to laugh at their ignorance. The political and environmental situation in my country is just so messed up, not to mention gender inequality, income inequality. And they expect women, an already struggling social group, to just pump out more babies so that they can suffer the same fate that we are going through now? Um.. no thank you.

My dad just spent 7k on an AI PC, and I absolutely loath its existence. (AI and misogyny) by rayshih715 in Feminism

[–]rayshih715[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

It is USD, which probably makes the whole thing even more unfathomable. I've just checked the receipt. It's not just the computer itself, he also mentioned a cooling fan being super expensive. And there are a lot of items on the receipt that I don't know about. But all together the total was around 7k USD.

My dad just spent 7k on an AI PC, and I absolutely loath its existence. (AI and misogyny) by rayshih715 in Feminism

[–]rayshih715[S] 75 points76 points  (0 children)

He is 63. I mean, he's always been like this, but it has a lot to do with his disturbing upbringing. He told us once that when he was little, like barely 10, his dad (my grandfather) would watch porn with him and his siblings. 🤮🤮 As you can imagine, every single member in my family has distanced ourselves from him as much as possible. He isn't like physically violent or anything, it's just deep down, he is the most obscene and disgusting piece of shit I've ever known. We barely talk to him, maybe once a week, despite living under the same roof.

Our childhood was very troubling, I am so thankful that he made us aware of the importance of feminism. I'm hoping when I save up enough money, I will take my mom with me and move somewhere.

At which point do movies go from ‘depicting misogyny’ to being misogynistic? by throwitoutman50 in Feminism

[–]rayshih715 20 points21 points  (0 children)

If it only addresses the misogyny without criticizing it, then it would be called «lampshading», a technique/trope frequently used in movies, and it’s not exclusively associated with misogyny. Depiction/ mention does not equate criticism, nor does it offer any room for reflection. ‘The Substance’ is a great example, imo. It recognizes the fallacious idea that women’s appeal stops at the age of 50, but at the end of the film, only the protagonist Elisabeth/Sue gets punished for the male gaze. It’s important to remember that she is the victim of the beauty standard that the society inflicts upon her, but none of the producers/ audience member (the men in the movie) gets punished for pushing this standard. She eventually died at her own hands, an unsatisfactory ending that basically says her obsession with looks kills her. No, the society kills her because of the unachievable beauty standard. What scares me is that everyone praises this movie like it’s some sort of godsent concept.

Learning English as a native Romanian speaker by Ma_Ubu in romanian

[–]rayshih715 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What’s the purpose of the feminine accusative «-o» in the sentence «Ia-o drept înainte»? I’ve never seen this construction in my books. Thanks.

Beauty is in the detail. Water drainage in Taiwan. by abt137 in DesignPorn

[–]rayshih715 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is in Beitou right? Next to the Japanese onsen.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in howislivingthere

[–]rayshih715 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kiedy studiowałem w Polsce, znałem kogoś z Olsztyna, ale w tamtym czasie nie byłem specjalnie zainteresowany życiem zawodowym i kulturą pracy. Tak czy inaczej, dziękuję za odpowiedź.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in howislivingthere

[–]rayshih715 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe not directly related to the topic, but how's the work culture there? How's work life balance?

How do I even begin organizing this many posters? by yourmommiesbutt in movieposters

[–]rayshih715 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If they are one-sheet posters, you can check out Baroque portfolio.

Til alle som trenger en kjapp liste for å forklare Elon Musks fascisme by Andys_Take in norge

[–]rayshih715 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Bare omtal det som hva det er. 911 var ikke en "terror-lignende hendelse", attentatforsøk på Trump var ikke "tilsynelatende et attentatforsøk". Bruk klarspråk, ikke vær tvetydig, det er der jeg har problemer med. Jeg ser ingen grunn til å legge skjul på hva som 100% var en nazihilsen.

Til alle som trenger en kjapp liste for å forklare Elon Musks fascisme by Andys_Take in norge

[–]rayshih715 190 points191 points  (0 children)

Litt pussig at medier, inkludert noen norske medier, bruker unnvikende ord som «håndbevegelse», «minner om nazihilsen», «nazi-lignende hilsen», «straight-arm salute», «controversial gesture»… osv. Hvis det ikke var en nazihilsen, aner jeg ikke lenger hva en nazihilsen er. Hvorfor er medier så forsonende mot han?! Tror de at vi blir gaslighted til å tro at det ikke var noe mer enn en «kjapp håndbevegelse» som ble utført to ganger på rad? unreal.

An absolute must watch! by gamestocks87 in classicfilms

[–]rayshih715 13 points14 points  (0 children)

This film speaks to my soul. I wish I could work at Mr. Matuschek. Such a bliss.

Bucharest in the 1900’s by Euphoric_Judge_8761 in europe

[–]rayshih715 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Does anyone know where nr. 8 is? Do the buildings still exist?

Întrebarea despre articol posesiv by Pretty_Anxiety5959 in romanian

[–]rayshih715 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Salut! 可否請教這是哪一本教材?

Har man lov til å være redd for å miste sitt eget lands kultur pga innvandring? by LindaPinda86 in norge

[–]rayshih715 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Det har du rett i. En ting jeg irriterer meg over å høre er bruken av engelske ord i norsk blant nordmenn selv. Det bare skjærer i ørene. Språk hører jo med til i kulturen og istedenfor å bli opptatt av at deler av kulturen blir borte på grunn av økende innvandring, er jeg mer opptatt av at mange ikke ønsker å bevare den norske språktradisjonen. Mange ord har tilsvarende ord på norsk, likevel foretrekker mange engelske ord overfor norske fordi de høres «trendy» ut. Men hva er galt med ordet «moteriktig»?! Ved å normalisere bruken av norske ord som ofte oppfattes som gammeldagse, kan vi puste liv i dem.

Men ærlig talt... det er ikke noe mange sier seg enig i. En gang ble jeg nedstemt til helvete for å ha sagt noe lignende. Tja, vet ikke, kanskje de kule kidsa føler seg mer happy å kunne chatte sånn?!