real shame actually, he can't keep a job because he suffers from depression/anxiety and invariably starts missing lots of work, pissing off the employer

but also in our field it's literally 80% immigrants, so it's sad he doesn't even acknowledge if there weren't so many immigrants maybe he could keep jobs

Maybe there's a link between mental disorders and far-left politics? <:hyperthink:462282519883284480>

well he's the stereotypical antifa lives in mom's basement type, except he lives with his ultra feminist gf with 2 dogs, 2 cats, 2 rats and a bird in a 1br apartment

OOF

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meanwhile I live in a massive 4 br house with 2 dogs with my gf

i would assume that extremists are more likely to be "mentally ill" in general as extremism often stems from disaffection and mental illness is just a categorization of a certain mental pattern that gives one difficulties within the context of a certain societal arrangement

we are in the same field and started on the same day in our first job in the field like 6 years ago

"2 cats, 2 rats and a bird"

>literally how

sounds like a problem waiting to happen

don't forget 2 dogs

proper managerie in there

i strongly dislike birds being kept as pets

as in like morally disagree with it or just don't enjoy them?

former

interesting, why?

because you are keeping a creature that is meant to fly confined in a small space

Wolfs have a very very large territory and are used to run a lot too.

most people don't have pet wolves

yeah I feel like you could make the same argument about all kinds of pets

like what

yea, but dogs are from wolfs

dogs, cats, rats, etc

yeah but they're domesticated

I suppose birds are a lot less domesticated

but i mean in any case you can take a dog out for a walk

can you take a bird out for a fly

some

who here likes stormzy

You can get a harness for a bird and put a leash on it.

Some larger birds do well with this, smaller birds probably not.

I wouldn't get a parrot or other life pairing bird. The problem is they want to bond with another bird and kind of need to. If that isn't available they'll pick a person. Parrots will aggressively protect their relationship and immediate territory, which is your house basically, from other potential mates. So anyone they perceive as a potential competitor for you they will attack. And if you keep them from doing that they'll assert themselves with you aka biting. Dogs don't do this if you keep them in the appropriate part of the pack hiearachy which is easy to do. Are birds domesticated? Only if they pair bond with you is the best way to put it.

Also your parrot may not be into you specifically so you might get a bird that costs several hundred if not thousands of dollars that just tolerates your existence.

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Marxism has always been identity politics

Bingo.

Nobody likes Stormzy who is a person

I hope Nancy and AOC get to duel without Trump busting in on it.