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So python is apparently unable to handle if-statement with more than 2996 elif’s, which is fair, however, it’s really limiting my implentation of an is_even function

Any ideas on how I can work around this?

#python #sorry but lol

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"I didn't know my government could do this" is a wild statement to me not only because I've grown up being aware of many war crimes and genocides done by the USA and other such countries, but that information is really not that hard to find. People complain about their education system a lot but there are thousands of books, documentaries, essays, articles- hell, even videos -about the numerous atrocities committed by the USAmerican government that they should be looking for. The main thing people tell others to do is educate themselves. I'm just.

#imperialism

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the fact that this was posted with the assumptions that this would translate well is.... Killing Me

#loooool #just sent this to my irish friend #😂

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white ppl think racism and imperialism just spring into existence from nothing like big bang style instead of being constantly reproduced and upheld by ... say it with me ... white ppl

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leather is biodegradable, it is literally skin.... and veg or brain tanned leather isn't polluting. your assertion about the latter is whatever, arguable/ more to do with industrialised production methods but the former is straight up misinfo.

It depends on how much you see chromium byproducts leaching into the environment as naturally biodegradable I suppose. Some leather companies even coat their product in plastic... regardless, the vast majority of the product available is incredibly interconnected with much ongoing ecocide -- whatever else you have to say about plastic anything, leather sucks

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The Princesses of Ida. I figured there are enough references to the Iliad in the series to justify drawing them in vaguely mycenean-inspired outfits.

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#occitan granddads from the country #skinhead guys with sideburns

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The way French journalist are angry at Sciences Po’s protests for Palestine is funny cause at some point all of them say “This is the future elite of our country and they are too far on the left” and “the future elite of our country is being manipulated by the islamists it’s so scary” 😂

I don’t associate Sciences Po with good things because of my personal experience (it’s not Sciences Po’s fault it’s my high school’s fault if anyone is interested about how it’s like to be used as a token and to have the school lying to your parents to be able to still use you I can tell you the story 😂) but these students are doing things right and the way they are scaring white supremacists is so fucking enjoyable.

#racism #fRance #islamophobia

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My mother gifted me two things, like all of yours did to you: her love, and her language — Valencian. That's why I write, think, and love in Valencian.

Is the language that your mothers taught you superior to the language that my mother taught me? Does your language deserve more respect than mine? Then, why do you want everything that isn't Spanish to disappear? Why do you not respect us? Why are you still determined, since 300 years ago, to impose your language on us "by right law of conquest"?

Joan Baldoví in the Congress of Spain. 2024.

#valencià #català #països catalans #país valencià #languages #españa fascista

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#palestine

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images from the four sephardic synagogues in jerusalem, palestine. their respective constructions date between 1586 and the mid-18th century.

palestine's jewish community consisted of musta'arabi jews, who remained in the area since the jewish-roman wars and had been "arabized"; expelled sephardic jews, who integrated into musta'arabi communities; and ashkenazi religious pilgrims. these four adjoining synagogues were built to accommodate the needs of jerusalem's sephardic community, each using different rites.

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A friend of mine worked for years in a tannery. (In western Europe, where working conditions are arguably less fucked up than in other places) It was absolutely destroying him and his health. People could stop writing about things they made up in their heads as if it was facts.