That is insane. it is fucking awful stupid insane and makes NO SENSE under the law
Past time Kacsmaryk was removed
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Good on you, Uncle Joe!
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Unfortunately, it looks purely performative.
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This role might have been replaced by those who organize gatherings of the global elite, tech bro CEO conclaves, and crypto conventions:
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I wrote a bit of an essay on another (now defunct platform), that I think that women online may be subject to so much abuse because one NOBODY CAN INTERRUPT YOU. They can ignore you, they can insult and threaten you, but they can’t talk over you, and they can’t interrupt you
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Makes sense…
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Definitely one reason. Another is that as IRL, even if they read you, they often can’t (i.e., at some level refuse to) hear you.
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Holy crap, that fits a lot of data.
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Right?! Think about how often women are interrupted and talked over in conversations, in meetings, or just don’t bother speaking up. Online, you can have your full say. Your words are out there, and the only recourse is ignoring what you’ve said, or harassing, threatening or belittling you. But the words have been said.
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In a crusade against what he called the woke mental virus, Argentina’s president has announced He will remove the crime of feminicide, the murder of women simply because they are women, from the country’s penal code.
According to the cosplayer and president of Argentina, this type of crime would be an affront, as the murder of a woman would be more serious than that of a man.
Paraphrasing a Brazilian politician, Mr. Milei believes that what is good for Trump is also good for his country. He also plans to withdraw Argentina from the WHO and the so-called Paris Agreement.
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What’s Spanish for Luigi?
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Aw…that beer deserved better than being sprayed out of my nose!
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Luis?
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The international criminal court’s chief prosecutor has requested arrest warrants for the Taliban’s supreme leader and Afghanistan’s chief justice on the grounds that their persecution of women and girls in Afghanistan is a crime against humanity.
It marks the first time the prosecutor has built a case around systemic crimes against women and girls, legal experts say.
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