

Humans lose rights in dictatorships
Humans lose rights in dictatorships
You are so incredibly lazy using AI for this lol
Because congress is complicit
You can find meaning in observable reality and the communities we live in in this single chance we get to be alive.
If your reason for finding religion is to have kids and not make them depressed about our dying world just go adopt.
And then that user continued to use windows
Which OS has more executable files written for it that a regular user would regularly click on to open and not have to do an hr of troubleshooting?
I use Mint and jump through hoops daily to do things that don’t require reading documentation on Windows.
These are unfortunately the kind of things that prevents people from changing OSs
It has a replacement. It’s called the modern formal law enforcement system like I said.
Religon isn’t needed by the human race anymore.
And you only feel like it is because you were groomed as a child to think that
I understand all of that.
It doesn’t change the fact that to execute a file you can’t double click the executable file.
Just wait for them to finish talking and then ask the question again to it’s recipient.
Ignore the loudmouth
My name is also a form of Jesus and I 100% beleive Religion is a historical control mechanism to make communities self police before we had the resources for modern law enforcement.
It’s no longer a useful tool for humanity and its governments, it’s a dangerous weapon left lying around for any con man to abuse.
You can do whatever hobby you want in your own home with consenting adults.
Is it a fair agreement if the only salaries you can find only pay subsistence wages?
At what point does it cross into slavery?
Most of the time we spend alive we have little to no control over how we spend it, sure we could do “anything”, but only until you run out of money.
Me: Hey Linux can you open my .exe for me? Windows just makes me doubleclick the file so it should be easy.
Linux:
Executes Under Windows
If the file is a windows file, it will not run under Linux on it’s own. So if that’s the case, you could try running it under a windows emulator (WINE). If it’s not compatible with wine, then you won’t be able to execute it under Linux.
Before you can start, you will need to install wine. The steps you need to install wine will vary on the linux platform you are on. You can probably google “Ubuntu install wine”, if for example, you’re installing ubuntu.
Once you have wine installed, then you’d be able to execute these commands.
cd abc/ wine info.exe
Execute Under Linux
if you know this file to run under linux, then you’ll want to execute these commands:
Change to your abc directory
cd abc/
Then you’ll want to change permissions to allow all users to execute this file (a+x). you could also allow just the user to execute (u+x)
chmod a+x info.exe
Launch the program, the ./ tells the command line to look in the current path for the file to execute (if the ‘current’ directory isn’t in the $PATH environment variable.
./info.exe
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The perpetual part.
We should also add a clause where anyone trying to unbalance wealth again dies.
There’s no free speech issue here.
You can practice religion.
That’s not what I said.
You are not a victim.
You don’t get to have a tax exempt public building where you get to contort the minds of your neighbors into killing minorities.
No more organized religion.
Do it in your house, keep your cult shit out of our public spaces and don’t indoctrinate children.
You are not a victim
Nah if they want to run a little cult where everyone thinks what a leader tells them they can do it in their own homes or make their own Jonestown.
They can’t do it publicly and they don’t get tax breaks for it.
Nobody is stopping you from practicing religion, just your victim complex.
We would be better off disallowing organized religion in public and forcefully redistributing all excess wealth perpetually.
I think people are talking about the spiraling wealth inequality and the resulting economic collapse that nobody in a position of power is interested in admitting exists