I live in Australia. Now, Australia isn't a country, I should make that clear. It's a continent, home to dozens of independent countries. And one big illegal dictatorship that's claiming to own all their land. The colony is owned by a dictator named Charles, and Charles doesn't have permission from the countries he colonised to steal their land. Victoria is the only state of the colony to have a treaty with Indigenous nations. The rest? No legal justification for Charles' supposed ownership. The war of invasion technically never ended.

So here's what I want to do: Let's throw Charles out on his wrinkly ass, abolish the colonial government, seize all the corporate capital, and put the Indigenous Elders back in charge of their own countries, in whatever form they request. And let's all help re-establish communism in Australia.

My toenail clippings have more right to exist than the US government.

I, for one, welcome our new trans overlords.

Its very interesting how a seemingly neutral word like debate can remove the gleediness of others. The seemness of debate plays on the idea that debates are good; its good to talk about issues, its good to air ideas. But it opens a question that puts a questionmark on a human being. Are you welcome, or are you not?

The seemness is the tool for ripping us appart from each other; and it happens through questions. But we can parry!

By being aware of the seemness we can make our own. "Trans people has more right to exist than the washington beatling." is a good example of how to do this.

It'll be interesting when we have sufficient technology to change form at the snap of a finger. Maybe if we upload our consciousness and inhabit a digital realm it could be much sooner or if we become aware this is a simulation and learn how to alter it effectively.