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101·2 years agoCouldn’t agree what stash you’d each grow for Movember? :D /s
Surprised nobody tounge in cheek said this already, maybe it’s too obvious?
Ask an AI.
1·2 years agoThat’s option 2 or 3, right?
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Coming up as 3 downvotes on my client. I wouldn’t say that’s 'so many Lemmy users ’ or am I missing something?
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It’s not like someone can just pop out 100 children to skew votes
On an individual basis sure, but this still poses two problems:
- Is there a group of people that typically vote a certain who are prone to having more children than other groups. Due to different cultures, this is likely true.
- Why should parents of children get an extra vote over those who can’t have children? Personally I feel that having had children should bear no influence on the power of your voice.
Hmm, I’d be wary to parents taking advantage of this.
Sucks for those who genuinely can’t have it though, and rely on herd immunity
I started playing chess on lichess, it has tonnes of tutorials and an AI you can set the level of. Really helped scratch my itch.
Whilst I don’t want to argue about whether the appreciation of people in your life should be encouraged by a celebration day, I would like to point out that holidays aren’t specific to appreciating people . They can also be for appreciating things , such as natural phenomenon.
Personally I’d prefer winter and summer type celebrations on the equinox and solstice than Christmas and a seemingly random (in my country) public holiday at a point in the summer where it isn’t that warm anymore.
If you think the answer to that question is yes then I think you’ve misunderstood their point.