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What if I told you I lied about the name I put in worrying about just that sort of thing?

I put /fit/'s sticky in the sidebar in c/fitness

One time my mom was getting food delivered so I had her put my name in as "the cool edgy one" and it made her laugh super hard. So now I keep doing it. Nobody has seemed to mind up to this point.

What an interesting development in the news. I wonder what those Soylent slurping sapphics on Hexbear think of it

I was just thinking about exactly this. I had a joke ready for any chapo besides Matt. I was going to go "good, they were kind of annoying." Same with Hasan I would be like "understandable, he pauses a lot during videos"

The thing is that Hasan had a rubber bullet, meant for your center of mass, get reaaaaally close to his face during the anti-ICE protests. That would have been a perfectly coherent time to go "they hate us, train like it." 1) I do try to train hard 2) I'm a coward in that sense 3) there just wasn't a collective sense of grief about it. I don't think it even stopped Hasan from going back the next day. Shitting out your doodoo ass about it is to take attention away from the various concentration camps in and

Comrade Martyr Nick Mullen Brigades

Reminds me of the story arc of an early character I wrote. He was supposed to be a real piece of shit (disrespectful sex pest who uses a portal to another world to vent his frustration on everyone and everything in it). I wanted a human from Earth to witness some multi-book narrative climax where they destroy an Eldritch monster after generations of struggle. But because he couldn't care less about this other culture, his narrative recount looks away at pivotal moments, belittles the emotional reactions of others, and is otherwise an unreliable account. "Her face started glowing. She started crying talking to voices in her head about prophecy junk." But because he was there for the legendary battle, they call him a saint of temperance or something deeply ironic. In a different book there's a group that's supposed to go "We'll hear you out because we are blessed by the temperance of Saint whoever." and only if you read this book would you know how perverted the perception of this person was by history.

What gets me is that it feels like such a technical definition of martyrdom. I suppose so, but my instinct is that you are a martyr in relation to some other power. They want it to be right vs left so bad - making an ocean of threats online. But the kid was a gamer with dubious ties to anything. No manifesto, no public motivation, probably Nick Fuentes? If he did it for the left it would be like "huh, that's weird." If it's for the right it was some weird infighting and he died martyring some finer point of conservatism - Israel-related musings?

I wish they would go to war with liberal institutions. Fuck it. But you know their asses aren't conspiring against places of power - if they gave a shit they wouldn't be conservatives. They just want an excuse to harass the marginalized. So the biggest seat of power they'd try to overthrow is an abortion clinic (all the weirder if his roommate was a trans woman because you have to try really fucking hard to get a trans woman pregnant). So you lash out when Charlie Kirk gets martyred by going after things tangentially related? That's like invading Iraq and Iran because unrelated people in the middle east did a terror attack.

The martyrdom is weird because I can't see myself in their shoes finding a good target for righteous indignation. People who aren't sad about it seem like a milquetoast target unless I already had an agenda

You're going to necessarily have a relationship with food whether it serves you or not. And if you're strategy minded, if you don't know what you're doing (i.e. I want to have a good relationship with food but what does that mean) you gather as much information as possible as your first step.

And by that I also mean know yourself. If you count calories for two weeks, calculate your tdee, see how many grams of protein/day you get, know what time of the day you get hungry, notice when/why it's hard to cook, see how you feel in the wake of a meal, etc. you'll be conscious of your relationship with food. You won't have even decided anything yet. After that you look at what you know and decide "I'm going to double my protein in the same amount of calories" or something then suddenly all your decisions about meal timing+composition+snacking conform to a goal that you set for yourself.

I like talking about food cause I dropped 16kg and felt pretty cool about it this year

Being opposed to being in a death camp because you want to live, but huffing in frustrated understanding that you're in the camp for annoying Internet people

How would they know? And if there's a bunch of half truths on the site diluted by pure forgery - how will they know what's real?

Gonna go ahead and redact the part about how vulnerable they seem to different simple strategies

It brings to mind a tweet about someone who made a website where you could spoof a lawyer's letter. Looked it up, it was heavyweight.cc

Without discourse, how will anyone make excuses for the terror?!?!

If memory serves, some statistical analysis predicted copy cats to start flaring up after Luigi 16 months later.

I agree. I remember the discourse around school shootings revolving around how you need to make the news boring and focused on the victims - not even showing the name of the perpetrator. They're relegated to the canon of sickos online and that, at least, stems the tide.

If you can get people gambling on your skin color and ideology with just a little more planning, you're entering the great copycat era - the cool zone. Tangentially, it's reinforcing my ideology where set up and selecting the right moment is how you go from good to great in your craft.