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It’s not even a real ad, btw.

Well, they knew it was coming though (I think?), so they were dissing them, it’s just that we didn’t know.

BOY, the quality. Loved all the outfit-swapping, and glad to see she’s still working with DuDul.

Also, holy shit the views. This could easily become one of the most viewed hololive songs.

Astel did it with his Mela cover too, people in the membership sent him an audio file and he picked some (not sure if all?) for the song. Also the video is all fanarts, iirc.

I can’t believe they’re already dissing Justice, smh

Hey, the situation isn’t so grim. At a certain point, old people will die and maybe then we’ll be able to elect sensible politicians.

Wasn’t aware that EVs were already that heavy. Then yeah, I guess that’s definitely not feasible, at least not at the moment.

So it looks like we have:

-Singer Mommy (British I guess?)

-Gamer Gremlin

-Weeb Artist

…and I’m not sure what to expect from Cecilia. If classical music is actually one of her focuses it could be interesting. Looking forward to all four!

Didn’t sodium batteries start getting marketed recently?

He’s a whistleblower. Corrupt corpos/countries hate whistleblowers. Reddit/Lemmy users hate corrupt corpos/countries. There.

It’s as easy as that, no need to bring out conspiracies.

I personally already know the connotation of “female/s” in English and avoid using it, so that’s not an issue for me.

It was more of a reminder (to some native speakers, yeah, I shouldn’t have generalized) not to assume the worst of people saying it, because they might not know. In the whole thread there was just this one comment reminding people that ESL people exist, and it was pretty downvoted so I wanted to add on that.

Plus, as you said, most of those Tate-types have a dozen other red flags attached to them, so imo there’s not really any point in attacking people just for misusing a word (especially online where you can’t rely on vocal inflection or accent). It just drives non-native speakers away from conversations.

(Also, ironically, as far as I know “cunt” is pretty much a greeting in Australia so even from that alone you can’t really assume anything. Context is always important, unless you know 100% you’re speaking with someone who grew up in the same country)

This, so much. In my language, even as little kids, they called us “males and females”, very rarely “boys and girls”.

Native speakers need to understand that not everyone knows all the connotations that come from every english word. Especially considering some of them are vastly different based on whether it’s used in USA, UK or Australia.