looking good

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shCYA2J-De8

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47366679 @Czar looks like he'll be fine

yea was called afterward

No war today it seems

for now

Although realistically it wouldve been delayed anyway

What with the kim trump summit

Oof thats cringy

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47373996

Uuuuggghhhhh

but is it *actually* no-deal brexit?

theresa sucks
she's gonna go down as one of the worst PMs in UK history probably

Also

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-47359682

The englishes organs are now presumed state property

Unless you opt out

Yeah same here

@Emile Borovich Interesting point to bring up, do you believe that dead ppl have rights?

No, but i think we should respect their final wishes as a courtesy

Same here

Im all for organ donation, i just dont want the state presuming they have express rights to our corpses

Doing that could be like the government having control of history and culture.

Yup I was actually already registered for everything before they made it opt out

Im not partially because im lazy and partially because thatd be me admitting i can die

Miss me with that gay death shit

@D.kota I'm not getting the point

I mean if the dead don't have rights, then the government would be allowed to control the dead.

government-run zombie hordes are too dangerous for one group to control, clearly

Problem is when someone dies, objectively theyre just a mass of dead organic cells

They remain human in appearance alone

@D.kota things dont have rights

Rights are something you afford the living

We just generally dont abuse bodies because its immoral

Well rights are something the living have

But that depends if you believe in "god"(I prefer societal) given rights or state given rights

A continuous extension of the self, though. Rights apply to the person, and the Constitution at least doesn't differentiate the living from the dead. The body, at least rationally, is part of the self.