Take me back to candy mountain Charlie 🦄 😢

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That’s fucking good bro I’m posting that on my social media

You made the right call. That person was definitely a dangerous idiot.

Nobody likes to work with those people and they generally don’t do very well in their careers. Sometimes you get an exception but it’s pretty rare. Most technical people I’ve met are very curious people and in my experience, the most likely to actually update their views with more information.

I’m a StarCraft player, which means that I do not need the numkeys and absolutely have a mental disorder. Why do I do this to myself? Mama Mia 😞

Awww hell yeah this is amazing news! Thank you

(Also why didn’t I think about mastodon- I’m such an idiot)

Yay! More users for lemmy!

Uh so… does anyone know if Lemmy will scale to millions of users? Has an ActivityPub service ever gotten to that scale?

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Could you be specific about the two things you are comparing? Should we go back and look at ukraines history of being invaded by Russia?

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Also your links don’t work. Also you’re an idiot. You’re a useful idiot for the Russians

Maybe we have a basic understanding of geopolitics and the facts. Like Ukraine never had a Nazi problem. How could you compare a dictatorship to a free democracy and call the democracy Nazis like hello?

Nazis in Ukraine wtf bro?

War romance??? You think people want war? Wtf is wrong with you

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I’m trying to show how it could be useful for you.

If you consider the risk vs reward of having a passport, it seems like a clear calculation to me. It sounds like we agree then. It’s an extra tool you can have, not the ultimate escape plan. As I say, I believe I am mentioning it for your benefit.

It’s a little relevant to the context, but doesn’t really move the discussion forward- I admit.

I found some sources for you, here’s one:

“The chances of fleeing now were slim. Germany had conquered most of western Europe and its ally Italy was invading France in the south. One of the few escape routes left was the long, eastward one, through the Soviet Union by train. Transportation was costly and official hurdles endless. Travelers needed passports or substitute papers stamped with several kinds of permissions: one for exiting the Soviet Union and others for countries of transit and of final destination. What country would accept Jewish refugees?”

https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/flight-and-rescue

I want you to be well prepared, friend 😊

A passport is one of the most important documents you can have. It has many uses, and is relatively easy to get… at least in my country where we have government efficiency with funding— so we get it in two weeks else it’s free.