- Moira Donegan in The Guardian
Their savage Asiatic AI-operated drones vs our benevolent Judeo-Christian AI-operated drones
"As a military-representative of the only State to ever use nuclear weapons, I can assure you that the United States is simply TOO CIVILIZED and MORAL to-"
I wonder how many weddings, bakeries, and morning exercise clubs this guy has personally ordered drone-bombed.
New 2023 discourse dropped, everyone prepare yourselves accordingly
you didn't even post the best ones
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feel like I'd be remiss if I didn't post the most mask-off shit in all of this:
“you! conspiracy theorist, are you normal about-“
“jewish people control everything”
Welp.
I think it's important that some people know the secret existence of giants has actually been a Christian conspiracy theory for decades, because giants are in the bible and of course THEY (scientists, Jews, the liberal media) don't want you to know that. Some christians borrow the concept of nephilim from Judaism and believe giants or other demihuman fantasy beings are the evil offspring of fallen angels.
This isn't new bullshit but maybe going newly mainstream :(
...Waiting for the first US state (you can guess the ones most likely to pull this stunt...) to sue a doctor for his/her/their actions regarding abortion-adjacent medical activities because the Hippocratic Oath is not sworn to an Old-Testament God.
...And yes, the Oath has been adapted, every now and then. Here's one version from the Dean of the School of Medicine at Tufts University, dated 1964. (Yale has an Oath-Building 101 sequence.) Mostly they chuck ancient gods out of the equation early on.
...Will the situation I'm considering ever happen? Unlikely. (...But how many of us thought it likely that we'd see the Capitol stormed, however ineptly, within our lifetimes?)
...Meanwhile, thinking of my most recent translation/adaptation of the Oath (meant for a 23rd century practitioner):
“In the ancient names of Apollo the Physician and Aesculapius, and by Health* and Allheal** who are the God’s daughters, I swear this oath—though chiefly swearing by the One above and beyond them, Whose Name we do not know.
I swear to wield my art in such ways, and only in such ways, as serve to preserve sentient life in its myriad forms, or to allow such life to depart in dignity. I shall turn aside from every act, or inaction, which would allow any being’s life to depart untimely. Into whatever place I go for the healing of the sick, I shall hold such things as I see there to be as secret as the holy Mysteries. I swear to perform no procedure in which I am unqualified; neither shall I use my position as a tool in the seduction of any being.
I will teach this my art, without fee or stipulation, to other disciples bound to it by oath, should they desire to learn it; and I shall hold the ones who taught me the art as close as family, and help them in their need should they require it.
I ask the Power That hears oaths to hear me swear this one. As long as I keep it, may I stand rightfully in the respect of my fellow beings; but should I break it, may the reverse be my lot.”
*Hygeia **Panacea
