@bryceyoungquist It's okay to cry, Bryce Youngquist. I mean, assuming you're crying over something manly like a lost football championship, the death of your dog, or cold stone creamery running out of rum raisin ice cream.
So, election time is approaching here in Israel. Time for Bibi to go.
He's done his part, he did his job, and most people are thankful. He's been PM for too long, though. It's time to remove Bibi and let someone else do the work.
Retire or something, get out of government. Go on a vacation. I don't care, honestly, it's time for a new face at the head of the government.
We need to enact term limits here for PMs. Being PM too long opens up a lot of issues. We're a democracy, and I'd rather not have the same leader every year.
@NPR Seeing a lot of this kind of revisionism in Europe recently. Poland, too, trying to show itself as a country of victims blaming the Nazis for things they did.
Hungary's government-funded Holocaust museum, House of Fates, set to open this year, has been criticized by Holocaust survivors, scholars and others for presenting a distorted view of the country's role during the Holocaust.
https://n.pr/2TEUt2m
@freemo Oh, for sure. I just can't help but make jokes at everything.
@freemo I'm not sure I agree on any genital based legislation.
Apart from the tentacle act of 1967, of course.
@arteteco Much better today, thank you. I went home early and did some of that there self care stuff yesterday and doing good now.
Thank you for asking!
@jax Hi Jax!
selfie, ec
@Ophillous Bees. I am not sure if you are aware of this, but there is a shaft of heavenly light in this pictures.
I can only assume you have something to do with it.
@Ophillous @SquidPresident@cryptids.online That's how you can tell it is good art.
@InvaderXan True. The fact is we've reached a point where a lot of things are going to die. We're in the midst of a human caused mass-extinction event. We gotta save what we can however we can.
Thelymitra cyanapicata, the blue-top sun orchid. A critically endangered orchid from South Australia. It’s only found in 1 place in the world. There are just 3 wild populations of this flower, with fewer than 150 flowering adults.
This swampy woodland flower also has an edible underground tuber, and was once a traditional food source for local indigenous people. Like many endangered plants, it’s threatened by habitat loss and the use of fertilisers and pesticides.
(Image credit: Bob Bates)
@InvaderXan We might not be able to save the environments. Hopefully we can save at least something of them.
@InvaderXan Of course it isn't, but it would save an endangered plant.
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