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The idea is simple: In a modern world, there are a lot of people who simply fail at fostering democracy, but actively harm it when casting their vote. These forces need to be clamped down upon for the good of all and this planet in general.

What woule be reasons to deny the right to vote? Here are a few, but this list is not exhaustive.

• Is antivatx
• Denies clinate change (or is a "sceptic")
• Is a religious funfamentalist
• Sees queer people as sick freaks
• Believes in some form of race or gender essentialism
• Shills for billionares or big tech
• Likes generative AI and LLMs and sees them as the future

All these mostly boil down to a denial of objective, measurable reality and general anti-empiricist perspectives, mixed with personal tendencies that are simply abhorrent to a flourishing, tolerant society.

Or, to be a bit more blunt: Why the fork does a right-wing dipshit with not enough IQ to boil water be even allwowed close to a ballot box, yet alone have their mental missfires discussed with any shed of serious tone, when all they deserve is laughter and mockery at best?

Disenfranchising people who vote for the destruction of the planet is morally correct and with the ammout of propaganda by the Epstein-Class being pumped into the every information space, we might need to do this sooner then later...

I did not overly consider a certain method of enforcement for this idea, just the "moral" aspect, since the means are pure logisitics in the end.

English is my second language, you can drink a shot for every error you come across.

This came to me while being in bed, staring at the ceiling for too long for too little reasons.

Pretty much what it says on the tin there. I'm looking for a new workout routine to get a more feminin body shape. I know that stuff exists, but at this point in time instead of googling it, I rather ask my tribe.

Some pointers:

• Prefferably something I can do indoors without a lot of gear involved
• I'm not a total newcommer to home workouts, but at this point I've gotten a bit out if shape

Thanks for your input in advance! <3

I recently stumbled across this article and thought I might share it here. Deals with how we handle expectations of capability, capacity, expectations and how we navigates chores.

Was a real eye opener for me in a lot of cases, since it puts heavy emphasis on disability, neurodivergence and general issues.

Very good read, highly recommend!

I stumbled across this article in a discord server and thought sharing it here would be nice.

The topic is about how neurodivergence, disability and general issues affect how we handle expectations of "competence", but also how people deliberatly underperform to avoid being expected to do the task again.

Very good read!

After long discussion and frequent delays, the legalisation is finally here to stay.

Please start your comments with the following question answered at the top:

"Will you vote for Biden in the 2024 election?" [Y/N]

Greetings

Im currently in the process of coming out! (At least to the people I trust. One step at a time ...)

So I would really like to know how it feelt for you when you embarked on that journey.

Im particularly interested in the emotional aspects of that and also how it affected your sense of self.

Especially in what happened the moment you accepted yourself.

Happy to hear your stories!

*Edit: I checked some of the stuff more out in detail. While some concepts on this are valid and backed up by sience, others like RSD are not. Use this as a springboard for learning, not as a valid source in itself. Yes it says so in the corner already. But spelling it out might help.

People are more complicated then a diagram from the internet. Never forget that.