When commenting "study proves X", how often do you fail to include references to said study?

• always
• often
• sometimes
• seldom
• never

Your comment was enlightening, but not in the way you intended I guess. So you only feel empathy towards people that you place in you in-group and are indifferent to people in your out-group.

Now, there are definitely limits on how many people anyone is able to personally relate to, so everyone has some kind of "out-group". However you have an unlimited supply of potential empathy and there is no reason to limit it to only your in-group.

Woke is a contemporary dogwhistle used by bigots to attempt to hide their hate. When pressed on how to define "woke", they all fail to give any meaningful definition. Example, an "expert" having written a book with a chapter about wokeness fails to define woke when asked about it in an interview.

So what about you dbialac, are you able to give a meaningful definition of "woke"? Despite me asking, I would appreciate even more if you spend some time on improving your life by looking into the links below rather than jumping right on writing an answer.

The happiness lab podcast

Life After Hate: Helping people exit a life of hate

What you wrote reminded me of Barnett Newman painting Who’s afraid of red, yellow, and blue which definitely is not my style, and younger me would most likely written off as more or less nonsense, but watching the video Who’s afraid of modern art: Vandalism, video games, and fascism I learned that the colours used are actually hard to reproduce and requite some skill I was unaware of.

Still not my style, but I can now appreciate that other people might have it as their.

Thank you for providing an explanation.

Citation needed.

Absolutely not. Even something like building roads can be performed racistly. The podcast Behind the bastards had two episodes about this:

• Part one: The man who ruined New York
• Part two: The man who ruined New York

• • And also, just because some racist action has stopped being performed does in absolutely no way imply that the effect of that action vanishes.

Tell me that you (possibly intentionally) do not understand institutional racism without saying you do not understand institutional racism.

From an excellent video by Tom Nicholas, How energy privatization is bankrupting Britain:

So in addition to Margaret Thatcher just "normally" fucking up prices for consumers by privatizing the electricity production in Great Britain, it now also is additionally fucked up unstable (and additionally expensive after Russia invaded Ukraine) by making it so massively dependent on gas.

Well, well. Too used to markdown comments these days. Here is a proper link Peter Thiel and his dorky little goons.

Speaking of selling your house and right-wing grifters, Ben "Aquaman" Shapiro is special kind of stupid.

And speaking of Peter Thiel, it is perhaps not possible to describe him as special kind of authoritarian due to how normal it is with such people in Trump's administration, but he is definitely not hiding it:

Also worth watching is Some more news' video about him: [Peter Thiel and his dorky little goons](https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2F4WfHXt1ZQhg).

He literally oppose democracy:

(and by "freedom" he of course means his freedom to live without consequences for any of his actions).

No, he is not a ghoul. Peter Thiel is a vampire, although he tries to deny it.

Also worth watching: Peter Thiel and his dorky little goons

Paypal was founded by Elon Musk, a nazi sympathizing scumbag that was hired by the Trump administration to destroy things.

Fun fact, some kernel developer actually used g++ to compile the kernel with way back then (not to produce binaries, but because C++ had some stricter language features).