huf [he/him]

judeochristian world order maybe? i dont think the world is quite ready for them to call it “white world order” yet, but we’re getting there.

haha, ethical europe refuses to buy gas from russia (no genocide), doesnt want to buy EVs from china (no genocide) but buys gas from israel (absolutely yes televised genocide).

the west really is the only civilized place on earth…

oh yeah, mine expects me to fix the weather too. or to open the window to the other outside, the one that doesnt have rain.

she once caught a mouse without hurting it (much), brought it inside and then sat on it. just sat on the mouse. and the mouse just cowered there, sunk in her chest fur.

lol, once again fascists get babied.

my whole elementary school class visited my dad’s workplace once, cos it was cool. it had a huge anechoic chamber.

and the cantine had canada dry.

heh, i didnt even know hermon wasnt in israel when i was a kid. the israelis around me all treated it like it was. the age-groups in the zionist camp i went to were negev, galil, golan and hermon.

nobody ever mentioned that golan and hermon are not quite theirs…

as European militaries pass it over in favour of Lockheed Martin’s F-35 as their next-generation jet.

haha, they’re being forced (i assume, maybe they’re stupid) to buy that useless broken piece of buggy junk, what a clown show.

the article also constantly talks about the amount of money spent on war production as if that was the main thing, only giving cursory mentions to the actual war materiel output.

why do you think that matters? what actually matters is how people use language. admittedly, this also involves studying people like you who have weird ideas about language.

if you just listen to people, you’ll find that they use this phrase to talk about atm machines. that’s all that is required. it doesnt matter if you think the name for a thing was derived through a process you personally dont like. it’s still a name for a thing that is in common use and understood by people.

oh, also, do you think the “river avon” is also wrong? why or why not?

lol no. why would it be an error? if that’s how people say it, that’s what it’s called.

native speakers cannot by definition make systematic errors. they cannot make “common mistakes”. if a thing is common, that’s the correct way to say it. so what do you mean? spelling mistakes? (spelling is a separate thing from language)