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‘National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk’ is this week: What to know
https://thehill.com/homenews/5527054-national-day-of-remembrance-for-charlie-kirk-is-this-week-what-to-know/

Remember That
Remember That? is the ultimate 90s and 2000s Australian nostalgia podcast...
Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: https://www.greataustralianpods.com/remember-that/

“History will not remember him as a king, or a savior. History will remember him as a small, ugly, sick man who happened to seize great power, who wielded it recklessly, and who left behind a trail of destruction, corruption and cowardice unmatched in American history.”
-- Rick Wilson

As we continue down this path of escalating nihilistic meme violence, it can feel like the worst things have become viral. We are drowning in the memetic effluent of a capitalist media that profits by maximizing engagement. But I wonder if anyone remembers "Pay it Forward?"
A movie came out in 2000 about a kid who started a viral kindness campaign. The idea was that you do something nice for someone else with the expectation that they do the same in the future. I never really saw the movie, but I do remember the time. There were a few weeks, maybe a few months, where people started doing it. People would just be randomly nice, and everything actually just started feeling better.
Over time, the world caught up. Capitalism consumed the whole thing, and life went back to normal. 9/11 happened the next year, and the US started down the path of becoming the most twisted and evil version of itself. But there was a short time that doing nice stuff was a viral meme, a thing that people just started doing.
Gun violence doesn't have to be the only viral meme we have. We can make good things happen too.

Child harm/death mention; Columbus
On Indigenous People's Day here in America, it's a great time to:
1. Remember that Columbus was a monster. Anyone who feeds toddlers to dogs actually deserves to burn in hell for eternity. Nothing else about this man should be remembered before this fact.
2. If you're in a colonized country, check out the website(s) for your local indigenous tribe (s) to remind yourself that they're still here. For me, that includes #LandBack, etc.
Me, I'm hopeful for a future in which the US is a distant memory and the hundreds of surviving nations on this territory flourish like budding plants after the winter snow.

On this Remembrance Day, let us bow our heads thinking of, along with those who died in yesterday’s wars, the ones who will die today in today’s wars: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ongoing_armed_con…

List of ongoing armed conflicts - Wikipedia

Can someone help me find something. I can't remember what it was and I am trying to remember what is called but I saw it on the fediverse that there was some programing launage vm thing and it also ran on the raspberry pi but I can't remember the name.
There was some os made in it for the raspberry pi

In elementary school, one of my classmates was hit by a car on his bicycle. He must have been about 9. His head went through the windshield.
He was fine.
The windshield was not fine. His helmet was not fine. The teacher had him bring in his mangled helmet to show the whole class. Nobody had to tell us he’d be dead if it weren’t for the helmet. It was obvious.
I still remember this vividly 40 years later.
I wear a helmet.
Re this from @…:
https://hachyderm.io/@thomasfuchs/115364452251790863

The day to remember all the millions of victims of militarism and war, and to recommit to #peace and against #warmongering.
#RemembranceDay

I remember a video getting recommended to me, after I got shot of course, about what it felt like to get shot. It completely missed the point.
I woke up in the middle of the night and wrote most of this around 4 in the morning.
CW: gun violence, body horror, etc.
https://write.as/hexmhell/echos