Best of luck! :D
ProdigalFrog
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If you do end up investing, a while back I put together a short guide on how to make it ever so slightly less bad for the environment.
Though with how crazy everything is, it is a bit of a risk to invest into the stock market.
An alternative option might be to invest in a CD with a credit union, which would have a safe guaranteed return, but usually at a lower rate. Alliant (an online only credit union) usually has pretty good CD rates compared to brick and mortar ones.
Perhaps a mixture of both methods would give good results, only investing the percentage into the stock market that you're willing to risk.
No worries ^^
Might want to add a spoilers tag around that, since it's a recommendation list and many (including myself) likely haven't read them.
Hope you enjoy it! ^^
Also, I learned that the rich guy with the cigar at the beginning of the film is, in fact, a cameo of John Huston!
There is, thankfully.
On the default interface (you may be able to do this from an app, but I'm not sure which), If you go to your account settings page there's a small tab at the top called 'Blocks'. After clicking on that, you should be able to add lemmit.online to your Block Instance section, which will block any posts from there showing up in your feed.
I'm somewhat reminded of the art style for Full Throttle. Good stuff!
They might want to organize into federated groups as an option, for sure. Critically the lack of coercive dominance hierarchies and horizontal power structures is what would make them Anarchist.
I like that one too.
A community deciding on issues collectively and without coercive dominance hierarchies sounds like it'd fit right in there.
I think I should ask at this point what your definition of Anarchism is.
I'm not suggesting voting in a centralized government, but a small community either voting or coming to consensus on matters that directly effect them.
They only liked state's rights when it enabled them to hurt others and line their pockets.
Now that the fed is letting them do that, state's rights can be tossed aside until they need it again.