Notices by Useless Idiot 🇳🇱 🥀⌛ (useless_idiot@noagendasocial.com), page 5

@CSB

That's what I recall from during the second gulf war.

@CSB It's a bit odd, since about 20 years ago InfoWars was considered left wing here.

@galena

The rich are fed less poison.

@wyliesau

Nice slowly-grown wood no doubt, will make quite a nice amount of £.

I fear those stupid windmill farms will be just as many ruined concrete poles sticking out of the landscape in the future.

@thatguyoverthere

Never!

@thatguyoverthere @thor

I am always living on the edge: Sometimes working on a farm or such, sometimes in an office in the city.

Both are good and bad. But the process of urbanization is literally thousands of years old.

@thor

How is it to live so far north? Do you spend most time inside during winter, or are you trying to enjoy nature? Are there forests around your village, or only tundra? Are the streets full of people every evening in summer?

@thor

Sounds lovely...as long as you have an apartment in the city as well.

@thor

Yeah, it's a worldwide phenomenon. Cities get bigger and start to sprawl, while the countryside empties out.

https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2023/08/18/japan/society/exploring-the-eerie-beauty-of-japans-abandoned-villages/

@thatguyoverthere @chiamaluca

In the USA they are color coded for your convenience!

@chiamaluca

That's a distortion of their position. It was: "No MANDATORY mask".

@Humpleupagus @chiamaluca

I know you are sarcastic, so maybe my post wasn't clear:

I was trying to point out that the MAGA folks were strongly against dictatorial measures during COVID. And before and after I didn't really see them crave any dictatorship.

@chiamaluca

It is a LOT more complex than you think. For example: During COVID the call for dictatorship was almost worldwide.

@Mesooohahny @obihahn

Modern architecture is not so much enhancing and working with nature as it is a fight against nature.

@Zennblack @Racerdad

Quite odd that this disaster gets so little attention in the European media. Usually they are all over anything even remotely attributable to climate.

The world is one big Disneyland, right until the end.

@thatguyoverthere

Good luck with that! I hope you will post stories or pictures.

The nest wasn’t too big, 20 bumblebees or so. It was just in the dry sand under a piece of wood.

@thatguyoverthere

Nice project! I would probably just ask a beekeeper to take them at the right moment.

Once I found a nest of a social species of bumblebees in my garden, and these made cells and some of them were filled with something that could have been nectar. I left them alone and in autumn they were gone.

@thatguyoverthere

I think they feed it to their larvae.

@ThatCrazyDude

It’s an old Moscow tradition, perfected in the Soviet days. Remove the locals and move poor Russians into occupied lands.

Makes organizing resistance harder and if you lose the territories later, you can justify military intervention as “saving Russian speakers/nationals”.