Not to rain on your experience, but aren't a lot of Zionists in the illegal land settlements also Americans, and aren't a lot of the Jewish people participating in "birthright trips" also American?
US Jewish populations are actually really polarized on this topic, they aren't a monolith. There is definitely more of an age/generational divide regarding Zionism in Jewish communities than a nationality split.
Bruh the Ellen Pao hate was fucking insane. People like to pretend that Reddit got worse post-Trump or gamergate, but lbr the deplorable behaviour was always there, it just wasn't "political" yet.
We're purity testing Mozilla now? What's up with that...There are no "good" or "bad" guys, this isn't a morality play. It's fucking browsers, bro, and to equate Mozilla to Microsoft or Google is insane.
This is why I report the job postings to the website posted, and to my country's department of labour. I know it seems futile, but I'm petty and I have time.
Turns out, it's actually helpful, I had someone reach out to me saying they were investigating a certain company, and if I had any more information about the screenshot I sent them a year ago.
This unironically is what I/my peers do with resume/cover letters for job/internship applications nowadays. My friend actually has a decent beer moneymaker for building optimized resumes for other people on campus.
The whole system we're playing in is so fucked.
Why are two (presumed) heterosexual people thinking so much and so deeply about gay sex that they have fully formed opinions on it? Isn't that a bit weird?
Wow this really succinctly describes what I feel whenever I see AI art. It's just an overwhelming feeling of indifference.
Pour one out for all those digital dogs that sit neglected on old DS's everywhere. Thank god they aren't sentient.
I understand no German, but I understand this meme on a cellular level.
While there is evidence of nuclear families existing as far as 5 000 years ago, they were only really for wealthy/high status people. The concept of the nuclear family as it’s own autonomous unit wasn’t really widely financially viable until post-Industrial revolution.
There is even current academic arguments that the previously believed idea that Europe had moved to nuclear families as early as the 17th century may be flawed, as the surviving literature was once again biased towards the merchant/upper classes.
Wikipedia has a good summary, actually, even though some of the claims are conjecture.
Reading this comment as I enjoy the Labour Day holiday in my country is really funny.
I saw this on Reddit first while I was checking my city subreddit, damn the headline there definitely gives a different impression.
(The comments are all mostly jokes, didn't even bother wading through them and came to see If Lemmy had a thread instead).