RE: https://mastodon.social/@serajans/116789318391473429

I am a Jew.

The minute you cannot distinguish between a person who is Jewish and the Israeli state, you’re a racist and as bad as they are. Fuck all the way off my timeline

@forse And I hate that the media keeps repeating their statements like that as if they are some sort of legitimate and coherent response.

RE: https://journa.host/@samlitzinger/116784883875340095

I'm so fucking tired of hearing these murderous bastards say that the people they killed 'were not targets', as if that is a coherent statement.

When you drop bombs, you've targeted. Period. You are responsible for what you destroy. Period.

@Fragarach I look like I’ve been burgled by someone who doesn’t like plants

@MaksiSanctum At 64 years old, I am pretty confident in my life choices and what I require for comfort. My sense of self is pretty firmly rooted by now..

I am interested in your apparent (perhaps I'm not reading it right?) opposition to doing/changing things for other people to make them comfortable in your environment.

As if somehow it is a betrayal of one's own sense of self to make any change that might make another person more comfortable. M

@EvelineSulman I can see how it could, although I don't understand it on an emotional level. Maybe a little messiness makes people feel relaxed?

@CartyBoston hahahah. Will you come mess my place up?

Of course, today I'm prepping for some guests coming for lunch tomorrow, and I'm thinking.... should I mess the place up a bit?

Do I live in a sterile environment? If mess could make me feel uncomfortable, does excessive order make other people feel uncomfortable?

Yesterday we went to visit some friends up the coast, and after lunch we went to their apartment.

It hit me like a ton of bricks that I might be a tad obsessive, because their apartment was so full of stuff, so scattered with THINGS, so disordered and messy that I almost couldn't breathe.

I didn't think I was that way. It's not that I judge them by it, but that my own senses get totally overwhelmed by it. I can't focus on a conversation, even.

@janeishly A long time ago, when I lived in Vancouver, I was a volunteer interpreter at refugee claim hearings. At that time, in Vancouver, it was mostly people fleeing El Salvador.

"A Devon and Cornwall police spokesperson said: “The Devon and Cornwall police professional standards department carefully reviewed the complaint, but as the interpreter was employed by a third party and not the force, no further action was taken.”

Do the police no longer consider fraud a crime?

Because pretending to be an interpreter, and not faithfully interpreting IS fraud.

This is the most unforgivable sin that an interpreter can ever commit.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/may/30/chinese-dissident-says-he-was-berated-by-pro-regime-interpreter-for-uk-police

It's not that I'm a huge fan of Cuba's current government.

It's that it should be up to Cubans what government they have. And since they managed to have a revolution once, they are entirely capable of having another, if they wish.

What the US wants shouldn't fucking play into it.

@SuneAuken @askekammer

Some days it feels like half my timeline is in Finnish.

@SuneAuken @askekammer

Thank you for all the wonderful follow prompts, Sune!