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Cake day: February 28th, 2026

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  • And people have slandered my comments whenever I point out that this is exactly what is written in the Torah, and survived the translation into the Christian Old Testament. Their god says to annihilate everyone living there and erase all history of their existence. The actions of the Israeli leaders, and the complacency of the peoples, mirror thousands of years of prejudice and evil by Zionists against non-Jewish folk. Nobody mentions that Hamas was originally freedom fighters for the 2002-2006 genocide attempt by Israel, and they managed to not only reach a deal in which they could govern what remains of Palestine but they were democratically elected from a pool of at least six parties. They were never terrorists. Corner and abuse any other animal and cut and kill its kin for the next 14 years and it too will fucking bite you like Hamas did on October 2022

    (Note that I believe this tyrannical and colonising god was invented by a town crazy probably suffering with schizophrenia, and for some fucking reason people believed them when they said they’ve been contacted in their head. This isn’t to diminish the real-world positive effects of the belief system; even if it has a fraudulent origin it generated a very real existence of a metaphysical being that gives people motive for life.)






  • My city council does the same. Over the years population and consumerism has built up, naturally, so the common effect is more trash.

    • One: Many people aren’t incentivised to recycle and always use general use bags.
    • Two: The council enforces a two bag limit on collection, and it can’t be a big bag or the collectors’ll slap a sticker on it saying it’s too dangerous to pick up. This results in more people relying on public bins to be hygienic and dispose of house waste.
    • Three: Public bins don’t get emptied so often and therefore overflow. The council’s response? Remove the bin because it’s being ‘abused’. The effect? Trash gets piled up even more at the remaining bins.
    • Four: Now there’s like three, maybe two council bins in the entire city, the public have to use private apartment and shop bins, so they overflow. When those are too full to close, the collectors issue a notice that it’s too dangerous to move, and the landlords and store owners are made to pay a large fee to get it removed by the same people out of hours. They foot the cost and are left scrambling to try and penalise the ones responsible for dropping the trash, the council pockets penalty money and does nothing because it’s no longer their problem.

    There’s still the issue that the overwhelming majority, by statistics, doesn’t recycle. This can be addressed but isn’t.