Scranulum

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[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 0 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Maybe because he rang politicians doorbells and then left if they didn't answer, which, according to you, is something that doesn't actually happen because it's right wing paranoia.

Would you like to recant? Lmao fucking dipshit

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 1 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

You literally said the exact same shit as I did. This place is just reddit reincarnate lmao

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 0 points 3 weeks ago

I don't really need a counterargument if I wasn't met with an argument. The more you know 🌟

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 2 points 4 weeks ago

No, it happens, unfortunately. No one's making excuses for this crazy asshole in the article. You're just reading way too far into what I said and you're assuming I must feel like this was justified. It wasn't. But if the question is, as it was, "what kind of home invader rings the doorbell?" The answer is "uh, plenty of them do that."

If you, in good faith, believe otherwise, then congrats on living somewhere without an abhorrent rate of violent crime. You are officially privileged enough to be delusional. Now educate yourself.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Yeah I think maybe it's just a cute little question that went viral. You might be reading too far into it.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 109 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (9 children)

Some are affected significantly by it. I would say that in my experience, most aren't. Most would work a messy suicide with open cranial trauma and then go eat a big plate of spaghetti after turning the scene over to the coroner.

Dead human flesh smells like most raw meat does. Pork isn't any more similar than beef as far as the aroma is concerned. Rotting human flesh smells pretty similar to most other rotting meats. A lot of times, it smells worse because most people's experience with rotting meat is a few ounces, maybe a few pounds, that they left in their refrigerator or something of that nature. 200 pounds of it marinating inside a dank bathroom with poor ventilation, exposed subflooring, and a space heater that's been running for two weeks is gonna smell a lot worse.

But everyone's different and has their things. I know a guy who can handle everything except when someone vomits. He will spew every time without question. Some people can't handle feces well. Some people can't handle mucus plugs from a tracheostomy tube that hasn't been suctioned in far too long. Some people can't handle bile mixed with chicken noodle soup that fountains out of a cardiac arrest on the first chest compression. Some people really do perceive burning human flesh as having its own distinct and repulsive smell. A lot of people would say that, actually. To me, it just smelled like burnt meat.

The rotting flesh or dead flesh itself is unfortunately far from the nastiest thing you encounter, usually.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 0 points 2 months ago

I don't see

Finally, we agree on something. Cheers.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 2 points 2 months ago (2 children)

If you believe that hateful, harmful ideas shouldn't be challenged and should be allowed to stand on their own as long as the person spewing them is sufficienly annoying, sure, mate. Unfair characterization.

Or maybe you just said even dumber shit in response and they changed their mind. Even the brightest among us may never know. Truly confounding.

You have now retreated to "but they promised they would stop talking," btw. Just keeping you aware of the scoreboard here, so to speak.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 3 points 2 months ago (7 children)

"Oh, I'm spreading rhetoric that hurts people? Why are you even responding to it, then?"

Your entire edit is actually a perfect microcosm of the victim blaming mentality, but (poorly) disguised as a virtue signal about victim blaming. Well done mate. Despicable.

[–] Scranulum@lemm.ee 3 points 2 months ago (12 children)

Misandry is when someone says men who believe women shouldn't be allowed to vote are abusive.

Thank you for that elevated, nuanced take, king.

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