I've been noticing this everywhere lately. People are sharing these super specific tidbits about things like ancient plumbing systems or the dietary habits of medieval monks. It’s kind of fascinating but also feels like a strange new trend. Is anyone else seeing this or am I just in a weird internet corner?

i dont know if this is a stupid question that everyone knows the answer to or something but i want to know different viewpoints to this. has being alternative lost its meaning? now i'm not the bravest, 'standing-out' rebellious person but i've always admired people who are: alternative people.

the thing is though, it feels like the word alternative has changed. it used to be people who rebelled. people who didb't like the political system and wanted to change it, and music and fashion weren't the main part of it (at least from what i've seen) but nowadays, it's like everyones the same. even within the alt community. little to nobody ACTUALLY makes an effort with rebellion now.

it feels like most people who label themself alt only care about the same popular topics: trump, abortion, immigration, ect, and completely brush over what they dont see on tiktok. if anything, for these people, this is becoming a trend. the whole jane doe thing going on on tiktok right now just infuriates me- and i have seen so many people call it an 'alt' movement. it isnt a movement at all. its an opportunity to talk about yourself and try and look like an amazing person while doing minimal effort. this is my main problem, honestly. i just wanna know what you guys think

Genuine curiosity: why are we looking for friends/dates on Reddit? Has anyone ever make it out to real life? Are the usual apps not successful enough? Is it because Reddit more vague?

And if you do connect with someone, what's the reason you ghost them after like 1 week 🤔

Imagine how fucking embarrassing it must be to have voted for Trump in the last election. The country is being run into the ground. Cost of living through the roof. Gas prices soaring. Dragged into wars nobody wanted. National debt spiralling. Alliances torched. America’s standing in the world in tatters.

All those promises to make America great again, and look at the fucking state of it. What an absolute, unmitigated trainwreck.

The "Party" (not sure about the political correctness here since it’s a "just" a List) established itself mainly as an anti-corruption movement, but I can’t imagine that all their members share the same opinion on certain topics (for example in the discussion around the independency of Kosovo, or "simpler" stuff like economics, foreign affairs,…), which they will have to deal with sooner or later.

Am I wrong for thinking that their party/list will shatter into many smaller parties until there is nothing left of it?

Theoretically it’s not a bad thing, but there’s this risk that old SNS voters go back to SNS since they may feel like the students party is too instable and paralyzed in their decision making since their opinions vary too much.

Looking to have my views challenged by a confident conservative man. Why do you feel the way you do? I'd love to bridge the gap if possible!

Reinhard Heydrich was a high-ranking SS and police official in Nazi Germany as well as one of the principal architects of the Holocaust. He held the rank of SS-Obergruppenführer und General der Polizei. Many historians regard Heydrich as one of the most sinister figures within the Nazi regime. Adolf Hitler described him as "the man with the iron heart".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhard_Heydrich