Naturally

The state itself is structural, institutionalized violence. Resistance to an inherently violent system is never unprovoked

unprovoked

James Acaster bit about this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt5qJC1xQ8A

to try and dissuade domestic ideas.

Happening in this very thread 🙄 https://lemmy.zip/comment/23951989

Sealioning.

I’m not mad, I’m disgusted and appalled. I have to assume I’m not your first victim, so I’m publicly advocating against you to protect others from your harassment. The admins have the evidence, so I have no need to post it publicly. I am not illiterate, and I can plainly see that it’s you, as can the admins.

I’m not letting you bait me into posting screenshots, and I’m not going to let you run me off. I’m gonna be on your ass about this until I see that you’re banned, so congrats if that’s what you wanted.

Stop DMing me. This is harassment.

I’d post screenshots, but then you’d just get more victims

I support trans people and all lgbtq+

Oh is that why you just DMed me dick pics?

Btw, jsyk, deleting your old comments about being a Nazi doesn’t mean no one can see them anymore

Thank you for doing this

You’re doing an “all lives matter” rn

Your concern about this isn’t entirely misplaced IMO. I’m not a scientist/researcher, but I am a psychotherapist with a background in behavioural psychology and neuroscience, and it seems to me that these findings don’t map onto clinical avolition (which is a persistent, punishment‑independent symptom) as the researchers suggest.

Using positive punishment as an externalized analogue for an inherently internal aversion seems like an overgeneralization. Additionally, they seem to ignore important distinctions between avolition and anhedonia, showcasing a lack of understanding of the clinical context in which they hope their research will apply. (Granted, they do distinguish between initiation and valuation, but then appear to ignore this distinction in concluding its relevance to MDD (when it’s really only relevant to atypical depression)).

This isn’t to say that the VS-VP pathway isn’t a potential target for treating motivational deficits, but it seems unlikely that it would be for the reasons stated. It sounds far more applicable to demand aversion in conditions like ADHD rather than depression.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/61186415

In hindsight for me, it’s unmistakably a joke, but all those downvotes had me second guessing lol. Thanks for sharing the context!

Idk if this was supposed to be funny, but it made me laugh

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