Back on Reddit, the whole team saw modmail, even if another mod already responded to it. Also, I think the mod responses were visible to other mods.

That’s a violation of the cat’s human rights

The swastika has a long history to it, the Nazis just stole an ancient symbol because they weren’t creative enough to think of their own.

Explanation: Of the famous philosophers of antiquity, Diogenes of Sinope was not just a man of incredible wit and wisdom, he was also a homeless, publicly-masturbating legendary-level shitposter. He once said that in the home of a rich man, there is nowhere to spit except his face, and told Alexander the Great, when Alexander offered him a boon, to ‘Stand out of my light’ (ie ‘stop blocking the sunlight, I’m trying to catch some rays’). He uh, stands out a bit from his peers.

Get rekt Spartidiots

Gay Volunteer Citizen-Soldiers of a Democratic Polity > Lifelong warrior-caste oligarchic totalitarians

https://ehistory.kz/kz/news/show/339320

“M-maybe the other two tired her out”

Agriculture I believe

The US and Mexico have cooperated militarily on the issue before. The problem is that the roots are much deeper than a military problem, so no amount of US assistance can shoot the cartels into no longer being a problem for any more than a few metaphorical moments. As long as the fundamental causes of the Cartels’ power remain unaddressed by the Mexican government, US assistance isn’t going to be much help.

He’s masked/veiled by his coronation dress.

Bans do notify, I believe, if you’re on the same instance as the community.

I can’t help but feel fighting law professors on unionization on legal grounds was a fight that was always going to end badly.

I messaged a mod from the community, not sure if that was the one who did it but this was weird.

Lemmy really needs a modmail function. Playing mod roulette when asking questions is a fucking pain.

“My favorite part was where they targeted civilians! So based! Unlike those mean ol’ Israelis, who do terrible things, like targeting civilians!”

Anytime!

Not sure. In places they were built over in the modern day, or repaired with modern techniques before “historical preservation” became a big thing, but there are a hell of a lot of them that still avoided those fates. Still-usable (for foot traffic) Roman roads positively litter Europe, even in Britain, which was the edge of the Empire. Thousands and thousands of miles’ worth.

The inscriptions were given the name of the Emperor to designate which year it was built or commissioned in - Romans didn’t use any sensible system regularly, like numbering the years from a set date. So, luckily for the stone carvers, the Emperor’s name didn’t ever need to be replaced.

Oh also the person carrying a load of stones from a spot the road will be built to. Though maybe that was a part of the process if they layered different materials underneath the road, but it looks a bit deep to me.

That they did! It’s why their roads have lasted so long. A lot of the damage that happens to a road happens below the paved surface. By making the best roads obsessively-well-built, they’ve managed to last some 2000 years!

Stop, I can only get so erect

https://www.worldhistory.org/image/398/minoan-snake-goddess-knossos/

https://www.artofit.org/image-gallery/735494182886347151/minoan-prince-of-lilies-priest-king-fresco/

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E54wSKQVIAQGFxr.jpg:large

https://fineartamerica.com/featured/minoan-procession-fresco-knossos-palace1500-1400-bc-heraklion-archaeological-museum-paul-e-williams.html

Once finished observing, please report to Horny Jail for your court-mandated sentence