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到点室了,恰巧24个小时!

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棘(@me@si-on.top) says:

冲冲冲!
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这山的石头 🪨不行,尽管受着酸性溪水(从水边蔓生的酸性蕨类植物可以看出来)的冲刷,但瘦漏透皱质色纹,一个不占,又就剩下形了。

我也只不过捡了区区两口袋而已。
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快饿死了,但来一次不容易,爬到山顶,再下山!
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湖山
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看到遍地的老乡,抢不到票似乎也不足为奇了。
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乡镇小旅馆真是舒服,物价是真的低,景色是真的美。
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#随念
夜宵这个词很有意思,值得训诂一下。
路边有只很脏的哈士奇叫“沙琪玛”
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Most people are lazy, unwilling to change, unwilling to revolutionize, and unwilling to accept things that are too different from their ordinary experience.When you speak, don't pay too much attention to what others say.

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🅰🅻🅸🅲🅴 (🌈🦄)(@alice@lgbtqia.space) says:

There's a type of reply-guy that crawls out of the woodwork when I post anything that might inspire others to take action, and they're deceptively insidious.

Regardless of the topic, they sound like this:

Alice: I don't own a gun because they're for killing and I'm not a fan of killing.
Bob: Then only the bad guys will have guns.

Alice: I deleted my Facebook account.
Bob: If the good people leave then the bad guys win.

Alice: I'm openly queer so others know they're not alone.
Bob: You'll make yourself a target.

In every instance, they defend the shitty state of things by discouraging action and change. It's a reply that is designed to support the default, the current power structure. It's a type of reply meant to de-fang movements.

I've posted about this before, but apparently it bears repeating. Fighting for something takes energy. Change takes sustained energy and momentum. These types of interactions sap energy. They're not posting anything openly disagreeable, they're just dropping little doubt caltrops, little concern anchors—making it harder to keep fighting, harder to gain momentum.

If you're about to jump into a thread and concern troll, don't. I'm fucking sick of it. The rest of us don't have the time or energy to drag your dead weight along.

#ReplyGuys #Concern #Trolling #Change
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🅰🅻🅸🅲🅴 (🌈🦄)(@alice@lgbtqia.space) says:

There's a type of reply-guy that crawls out of the woodwork when I post anything that might inspire others to take action, and they're deceptively insidious.

Regardless of the topic, they sound like this:

Alice: I don't own a gun because they're for killing and I'm not a fan of killing.
Bob: Then only the bad guys will have guns.

Alice: I deleted my Facebook account.
Bob: If the good people leave then the bad guys win.

Alice: I'm openly queer so others know they're not alone.
Bob: You'll make yourself a target.

In every instance, they defend the shitty state of things by discouraging action and change. It's a reply that is designed to support the default, the current power structure. It's a type of reply meant to de-fang movements.

I've posted about this before, but apparently it bears repeating. Fighting for something takes energy. Change takes sustained energy and momentum. These types of interactions sap energy. They're not posting anything openly disagreeable, they're just dropping little doubt caltrops, little concern anchors—making it harder to keep fighting, harder to gain momentum.

If you're about to jump into a thread and concern troll, don't. I'm fucking sick of it. The rest of us don't have the time or energy to drag your dead weight along.

#ReplyGuys #Concern #Trolling #Change
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