Not my bunny. I took the picture in Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula near a camping ground. There were actually two bunnies that looked nearly identical! I didn’t try to get close but they seemed wary of me
treeko
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Asking for the benefit of your comment, friend
/s?
Once? The only other comment I left was asking what policy change someone was referring to
Alright I get that.. but that’s not a policy change.. maybe seems pedantic but a policy change is a codified change in institutional behavior. That’s quite different from a warning or public signal
I genuinely don’t understand what victory you’re referring to.. much less some monumental victory. Am I missing something?
What policy change are you referring to? I didn’t see any mentioned in the article. Looks like business as usual despite the clear evidence of genocide aided by US weaponry
Oops fucked up the quotation
People are not naturally fair or peaceful> This is subjective, not objective. Of course if you view yourself and others this way you will think outside force is necessary to keep people in line.
Pick one. It’s either an addiction OR a choice
I’ve had similar concerns about myself. I’ve started therapy and found out that I’m suffering from toxic shame - something originating in childhood, developing as you age, and comprehensively modifying behavior in adulthood to include masking, dissociation, lack of emotional connection, inhumanly strong moral guidelines/standards, etc. I’d suggest at least looking up the concept of toxic shame. Also, give yourself some credit and some love; whatever the cause, it’s almost certain that your behavioral patterns were set by forces outside of your control and it sounds like you’ve managed it well
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I was just passing through the state and had already left by the time I posted the pic :/ didn’t consider they could have been abandoned at the time.. there were humans around camping though so maybe they just strolled off for some snack time