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[–] 7101334 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

The eggs look a bit old - nearby spider webs swept over them and such - so I don't think they hatched too recently... but that's a good idea, I'll see if I can spot anyone left hanging around. Will be checking them every day now anyway, so I'll see the next batch for sure

[–] 7101334 3 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Nice, I was hoping for butterflies. Moths are just as cool! (Assuming that is indeed the case.) There were some other eggs which looked like they had already hatched, and those looked darker.

I thought it was interesting. I wonder if they lay eggs like this on native Opuntia spines too, or if the height of Trichocereus makes them more suitable.

[–] 7101334 7 points 1 year ago

Should have mentioned, I'm in SoCal right next to the San Fernando Valley.

[–] 7101334 6 points 1 year ago

Should have mentioned, I'm in SoCal right next to the San Fernando Valley.

 

Small white spherical eggs, with small orange/brown dots, are laid in straight lines on a cactus spine

 

Small white spherical eggs, with small orange/brown dots, are laid in straight lines on a cactus spine

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Community coming back to life with the death of MOONS?

[–] 7101334 8 points 1 year ago

This looks like Sonic the Hedgehog

That's my offering

[–] 7101334 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I just got here and my future is already being decided

Our future

[–] 7101334 -3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

No, it's not suspicious to make a new account and then use it. Especially when there are many new accounts being made on the website. Attack the merits of the conversation, don't default to this lame routine of "you are doing something which I have decided resembles the actions of a widely disliked group despite you having very clearly different values from that group".

Your exact quote was "I vote for democrats because they’re not actively working to take my rights away". You have rights besides the right to express your gender identity as you please. Those other rights, as I have very clearly expressed, have been and still are being taken away by Democrats. I don't need to know what you've been through to talk to you about the reality of police brutality in the world and the way which Democrats enable it.

Yes, the progress towards a third party would not be instantaneous. So we shouldn't bother starting anywhere, and should just concede defeat to the oligarchs who demonstrably own both parties?

What I'm doing is deciding that I'm not willing to endorse, by vote, continued murder both overseas and at home in the name of possibly preempting further persecution of a marginalized group. I believe the greatest "net good" for humanity should be the priority (second only to the preservation of nature), not a localized "net good" for communities I identify with or for my nation.

It's not performative lol, you don't even know who I am, what could I possibly have to prove here? Don't assume to be able to ascribe motives to me, and don't tell me I don't care about helping people just because I've decided bullets and bombs and for-profit murder are the more urgent evil than laws and vitriol and bigotry.

[–] 7101334 8 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (12 children)

It was Democrat DA Sherry Boston in Georgia who charged 22? environmental protestors with domestic terrorism for being present at protests in vague proximity to where a police car was burned.

It was Democrat Mayor Andre Dickens, and Democratic Senators Jon Ossoff & Raphael Warnock, who remained silent when the Atlanta City Council passed funding for Cop City after 90%+ of public testimony urged them to vote against it. Although the Senators had no problem implicitly supporting the state's narrative that the protestors are violent terrorists, while waxing poetic about "sacred constitutional rites". They've also all been silent, as far as I'm aware, about the police firing 57 rounds into Tortuguita / Manuel Paez, an environmental activist who had his hands up at the time of death according to an independent autopsy. The first environmental activist killed on US soil - which, as an act of politically motivated violence, would actually fit the definition of terrorism - with the full complacency of the Democratic Party.

It was Obama who passed the Trespass Bill allowing federal authorities to designate certain areas as, essentially, "1st Amendment does not apply here" zones. He also signed the NDAA, which, as the ACLU explains: "...[codified] indefinite military detention without charge or trial into law for the first time in American history. The NDAA’s dangerous detention provisions would authorize the president — and all future presidents — to order the military to pick up and indefinitely imprison people captured anywhere in the world, far from any battlefield."

It was all presidents, Democratic and Republican, who decided not to exercise the unilateral authority granted to the executive branch to end the wildly unpopular Drug War which especially targets poor and/or marginalized people, particularly black people. (Based on rates of arrest vs rates of self admitted use.) All presidents have the ability to reschedule any substance at any time without any approval from any other branch of government. The Drug War, or just cannabis prohibition even, could end tomorrow if Biden wanted it to.

Not to mention they may not be taking away your rights, as an American, but the Democrats might be taking away the lives of your parents, siblings, or neighbors as acceptable collateral with the wars they champion overseas. (Speaking less about Ukraine as the whole nuclear disarmament in the 90s is a special case, and more about, for example, our unjust occupation of oil fields in Syria or Obama's illegal strikes in Libya).

Vote 3rd party, because you're doing something worse than throwing your vote away when you vote Republican or Democrat. Both teams have largely the same corporate ownership.

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