

What’s in your head, in your head
Nazi, Nazi, Nazi-i-i-i, oh
Banner is a gender-swapped AI image of me. I don’t think it looks much like me, but I liked how it turned out.


What’s in your head, in your head
Nazi, Nazi, Nazi-i-i-i, oh
Reminds me of a time many years ago when I saw a cat sitting on the sidewalk and it saw me and flew away. Yeah, it wasn’t a cat.


Anyone to the left of Hitler is a radical revolutionary to them.
No, they were stopped by outside force. I wish that could happen this time.


A naturalist, noble and pure.


Look it up!
Careful throwing stones. That was German humor 80 years ago or so.


I believe it started with this post, which remains the most popular Lemmy post of all time.
This method worked on Firefox for me, on desktop as well as mobile. Haven’t tried it on Chrome because I figured I could use it if I get desperate trying to find something.
Yes, it’s explicitly stated when they say “You two are supposed to be exactly like Mario and Luigi…”, meaning their whole existence is supposedly anchored to them. It fits for Peach, but less for Daisy, as she was created for Super Mario Land and later was used in the Mario sports games as a counterpart to Peach. The Luigi connection was bolted on later. In that way, she’s a lot like Waluigi, only existing to be a sports partner for another already existing character.



The equivalent would be someone in 2001 not knowing something that happened in 1976.
Early humans if they were introduced to modern conveniences:



He should be arrested, yes, but not by America. They’re in cahoots with him.


The other exception is among African-Americans. The media consistently ignores just how religious the Black community, which is fundamental to the Democratic Party, is and what that means for politics. About three-quarters identify as Christian, compared to 62 percent for all Americans.
It’s somewhat galling that a religion that was forced on their ancestors remains more popular than average amongst Black Americans, but on the other hand in my experience Black churches tend to be more old-school and focus on helping the community, loving thy neighbor, etc. as opposed to the white supremecist hatemongers most others have become, so it makes sense.


If kids see their parents and people in their church being decent people, they’re more likely to want to stay in it. That’s not what they’re seeing.
Don’t worry, all those people on their high horses will continue to comfortably mock the US while far-right politicians continue to gain power in their own countries.