• danc4498@lemmy.world
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    26 days ago

    Little less news and a little more memes and you’ll be alright. For 4 years anyway.

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      26 days ago

      A little less news consumption, a little more dank memes, please

      All this aggravation’s from propaganda machines

      A little more chill, a little less fear

      A little more weed, a little less beer

      Close the news and open lofi girl and you’ll be less unhappy.

      👍

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    26 days ago

    Yes let’s all bury our heads in the sand now. I’m sure it will all turn out fine 🫣

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      26 days ago

      some of us may need a few days between the cries of “dont vote for harris, teach them a lesson” and “now is the time to join us in revolutionary action”. theres some lack of credibility going around this platform and the corporate media sources (news & social) are doing their best to maintain ad engagement. we are all staring down a decade of painfull experiances and it’s ok to take a breath sometimes.

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      Pretty sure the intention is more to distance oneself from depressing information about an event that has occurred, not about something which can be interfered upon.

      I.E. Hearing/consuming constant news about election results when one vehemently opposes the result can very easily lead to anxiety (shown in the comic) and depression, both of which can be damaging to one’s mental and physical health.

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      26 days ago

      There’s little we can do about it now. The damage is done. Destroying our mental health with worry helps no one.

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    26 days ago

    In before the people that get irrationally angry about the censored word.

    • 18-24-61-B-17-17-4@lemmy.world
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      26 days ago

      My eyes aren’t what they used to be and the image is small on my phone screen so I just thought it said “shiiiiiiiit”. Went back and took a look after reading your comment and realized it was a blurred out portion. Yikes. Just brains doing brain stuff and filling in the blanks the way they see fit I guess.

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      26 days ago

      In after someone gets irrationally angry about people getting irrationally angry.

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      26 days ago

      Occasionally I check the news, maybe once per month or two, just to see if the world is still on fire.

      Most of the time it is. Fair enough I guess.

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        25 days ago

        May 16th 2011… Pretty sure this is an April fools joke, and like everything in government it was a month and a half late.

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          Yeah. It’s a joke publicity stunt.

          But it’s also useful - the preparations given for zombie apocalypse are actually pragmatic preparations that can help during severe weather, supply chain disruption, pandemic, etc.

          I like to share the zombie article, in particular, because, while it’s silly, the advice in it is reasonable and useful to almost anyone.