#opinions for opinionated citizen

[ynaberns]

ARE YOU A DIGITAL CITIZEN? :)💜📱

1. What does it mean to be a digital citizen?

- If I were to describe a digital citizen I would say someone who knows how to use technology, internet and social media in an ethical manner. It entails comprehending and putting practice appropriate online behavior, respecting the privacy and the rights of others, and participating in constructive digital interactions while being aware of the risks and consequence that could occur. 📱👧🏻👍🏻🙆🏻‍♀️

2. How can you observe social, ethical, and legal responsibilities in the use of technology tools and resources?

- In using of technology tools and resources you can observe in: 🤝🏻Social Responsibility when it prioritizes the well-being of society and minimizes negative impacts by creating technology that benefits individuals and communities.

🔐Ethical Responsibility when it ensure your actions align with moral principles and respecting user privacy.

👩‍⚖️Legal Responsibility when it follows and applies the laws and regulations related to data protection and personal information and privacy.

[riant-draws]

you ever wonder how the ancients got pebbles to be in ads

[captainjonnitkessler]

"Nobody would ever say something insensitive about X physical condition like they do Y mental condition" "Nobody would ever be racist towards X like they are towards Y" "No one would ever dare treat X religion like they do Y religion" "X gender/sexuality are never treated the way Y gender/sexuality are"

What if we stopped playing Oppression Olympics. What if we started showing some solidarity. What if we just stuck to describing the problem instead of detouring around to shit on someone we think isn't oppressed enough. What if we stopped making sweeping judgements on what issues other groups of people do or do not face based on vibes.

[strqyr]

this may sound odd, but V9 really should have leaned heavier on the fairytale aspect. the girl who fell through the world, a fairytale the whole group was familiar with, is a story about a girl who traveled through the ever after to make it back to remnant successfully... except that's not what really happened. alyx didn't make it back to remnant; instead, she was killed because she wanted to fix everything that she had broken, but in the progress broke her promise to the cat.

team rwby wanted to save everyone in atlas. to an extent, they succeeded, but not everyone made it, and those who did make it to vacuo are now without a home to return to, and despite the lengths they went to to save penny's life, she too died.

and so did they. not literally, but it's what they thought falling meant, and with no guarantee they would make it back to remnant, for the people still there they very well might as well be.

i'm not explaining this very well, but like. they all should have been dealing with the aftermath of atlas; how they failed in some aspects, how if falling really had meant death, this would have been the end of road for them, how by taking so much on their plate to "fix everything", they didn't pay attention to "the cat they'd made a promise to". how even the fairytale with a happy ending that seemed to be based on a true story, in reality ended in tragedy.

the real world isn't like a fairytale, but "that's why we're here, to make it better"; but one can't bend reality to their will and expect perfect results just because what you're doing is good. sometimes, bad things really do happen for no reason, but by keeping your focus on small things (like helping a mouse to its food source) and minimizing risks, you can hopefully avoid the worst of it while still making a difference.

just, like. tying the threads between what happened in atlas & the girl who well through the world tighter together, creating a point of discussion that drives change in the characters, if that makes sense?

[ofbardsandmen]

nothing ever excites me more than a spontaneous genshin, or more particularly, mondstadt discovery. i sat diluc upon the barbatos statue as a nice spot to go afk on without being interrupted by repetitive idle animations and voicelines (sorry diluc, this is nothing personal). my volume was turned up more than regularly by accident, and my in-game music was off despite how much i like the original game soundtrack. aNYHOW- i was about to go afk when i heard some strange noises that i didn't recall hearing in mondt before. it made me pause and turn my volume up even more. in the video above, it's kind of hard to discern the brief sounds over the noise of the wind up on the statue and in mondstadt in general, but when the wind dies down a little, you can distinctly hear voices of people, and what shocked me the most – neighs of horses. i have no clue whether it is just me discovering this only now, after 4 years of playing this godforsaken game and clearly not having paid enough attention to mondstadt's sfx before, but i still felt the need to share this terribly interesting tidbit in case there's other clueless mondstadt enthusiasts like me.

[money-and-dandellions]

Apollo as Lester would absolutely adore or hate with his whole heart "The Emperor's New Groove".

(Feel free to disagree).

[spop-romanticizes-abuse]

it is important to note that community service is usually a punishment for criminals who have committed petty crimes. if criminals with a serious crime record are made to do community service, they do it while still serving a sentence of imprisonment.

but according to nate, war criminals should just be punished with community service. no imprisonment, no other form of punishment, just community service.

and even then, he mentioned that only hordak would be doing community service by cleaning up beast island.

catra doesn't get punished even though she nearly ended the entire world. none of the other people in the horde was even mentioned, even though they participated in the war.

truly a good and realistic representation on how to treat war criminals.

[dittolicous]

'instead of blaming third party voters, blame-' how about shut the fuck up. ill blame both, dont you worry, but every single person who voted third party or not at all, especially those who did so out of "protest", are even more fucking culpable because THERES ONLY TWO FUCKINH REALISTIC CHOICES. THIRD PARTY WILL NEVER WIN WITH THE CURRENT AMERICAN SYSTEM. and you KNOW how much suffering is already going on.... knew the damage caused by trumps first term and hos endless threats... yet you still chose to throw away your vote to 'protest'

you gained NOTHING and gave up EVERYTHING. when things get worse, i hope you lay awake at night knowing you only helped it happen. you chose the worse of two option. even if we didnt already have blood on our hands just by being american, youre sure as hell covered in it now.

yeah, ill blame the democratic party. but i blame all you idiots more.

[murdockmeta]

Daredevil #266, Writer Ann Nocenti

I love this scene. Matt's really been through the wringer at this point (he nearly died, Karen left him, Mephisto fucked shit up) and, once again, the citizens of Hell's Kitchen come in to help pick him up when he's down.

I loved Nocenti's consistency in showing that Hell's Kitchen cared about Matt just as much as Matt cared about them. I've always found it so unnecessary when writers want to go out of their way to make it seem like Hell's Kitchen doesn't like Daredevil or what he does, especially when he's been around as long as he has.

[uncanny-tranny]

My biggest take is that police are under no protection of anonymity in the police force specifically. Citizens, by nature of being a citizen, have the right to anonymity in any capacity that is not a direct threat to the law or other people. So many cops operate as though they deserve to be completely anonymous in the same way that an individual citizen can, and that's where corruption will be exasperated.

[thesixthstar]

Man i understand being annoyed at Americans in a general sense, especially when there’s some choice hypocrisy to yell about on this bitch of a website but it is frustrating seeing some of the posts drift by that are “””calling out”””” Americans for just. Reacting badly to a bad situation.

The internet was always a mistake in the sense that it allowed us to capture in realtime any messy reactions we have to anything, before anything like sense or logic have a chance to kick in. And it was more of a mistake when we learned to Process Via Posting.

But that really doesn’t change the fact that humans. when big bad shit hits us that we weren’t expecting for some god damned reason, we might spend some time feeling fucked up contradictory things and lash out about it a little. It’s not good but it really just is.

There’s shame and there’s anger and there’s guilt and indignation and hope and hopelessness and spite and despair. And i fucking get it when people see that and want to say “oh poor fucking baby let me play you the works smallest violin” but you really can’t expect us to thank you for that.

I’m angry. I’m sad. I went to work today and I had dinner and waived TV and I laughed at some god damn posts and then I had some other emotions and I’m still angry and sad and confused and anxious in ways I don’t understand yet.

I try to delete posts that I reblog and then realize are kinda Fucked because I want to be someone who doesn’t lash out but if the worst thing I’m doing when badly processing my emotions is reblogging a post with angry judgmental words, then fucking sue me.

[honeyconez]

guys hear me out would painis cupcake pay taxes? Because he’s not like mega insane like ass pancakes I think he’d pay his taxes in my professional opinion.

[goryhorroor]

the most annoying people are those people that are so critical of a movie to the point that if you even like the movie or simply don't like it, they throw a fit and go on an essay-length rant about how your own opinion sucks.

bro i'm allowed to like a dumb movies and hate some "brillant movies."

[age-of-moonknight]

“The Moon Warrior,” Marvel 85th Anniversary Special (Vol. 1/2024), #1.

Writer and artist: Yuji Kaku; Special thanks to Ken Kunito

[sniperct]

"pirates" in Star Citizen: make it so average traders and pve players distrust everyone else for fear of being blown up, shot and looted

"pirates" in Star Citizen when traders start blowing up ships waiting at outposts first and asking questions later:

[berk-council-official]

Since Hiccup and Astrid are betrothed. Is she part of the council now? As part of her chieftess training. Does she sit with the Hoffersons or Haddocks?

No, she's not part of the council. The chief's spouse usually steps up to help them, but this is such a small village that that's not necessary. Knowing her, she probably will, though. She's also not getting any training, because her marriage is a relationship like any other, not a job. Valka wasn't Stoick's right hand when she was alive, because she despised dragons, for instance. That was Gobber.

What usually happens is that the chief's spouse steps in as right hand, but Gobber does it fine and he hasn't trained for it, just grew up with Stoick.

Finally, the group isn't made up of representatives of the major clans, it's made up of representatives of the major jobs. The traders, and fishers, and farmers, and whatnot, which deal directly with whether the tribe will last through winter. Tribes that seat their clans usually just have family rivalries as discussions, not anything actually important. Hiccup Haddock currently sits as both heir and head of the dragon academy, but the latter seat will likely go to Fishlegs once they're not impulsive teenagers anymore.