Extra charges, because that is what those are.

No, because they provide different services.

To explain with an analogy:
The streets and car producers are not responsible if I drive to the British museum to look at stolen art, but the museum itself is most definitely responsible, even though they themselves didn’t steal it.

As soon as you want to earn money with it, you are most definitely responsible for it in my eyes. If it truly is a non commercial thing like Lemmy, then I’m on your side.

Thanks for the post, I always enjoy reading about people finding the real life inspirations of stories. And your pictures definitely invoked memories of Arcadia Bay bubbling up again. =D

It’s not about information being free it’s about who this information is being credited to.

If I tell you I had the best idea ever and should be rewarded for it, it definitely matters if I just heard my neighbours talking and repeat what they thought of.

Necessary was never a problem for me.

Immediately though… I thank the auto correct for that one each time. When it finally figures out what I mean from my input nonsense.

Why did you decide to take this career or was it by chance?

How many children did you help deliver till now?

Did you meet other male midwifes?

Do you think it’s harder for you as a male to do your job, due to not having experienced female anatomy yourself?

Thanks for doing this AMA!

Aww, the necromancy was just a dream?

And congratulations for making 50 awesome comics!

As you showed with your examples, Yasuke isn’t the (edit: only) problem. For the “Gamers”, Ubisoft and especially that the professor was a woman played a much bigger part. I’m pretty convinced if Joe Rogan made a toxic masculinity-enriched game about Yasuke, they wouldn’t have so much of a problem.

Might be, so better check like this user did:

Just checked my wife’s laptop. Local account, secure boot off, windows 10. It had a message telling me to setup a microsoft account to ‘finish encrypting the device’. I clicked turn off, and it’s currently decrypting the hard drive. Blech.

How often do you get to use this awesome picture? =D

From Wikipedia:

International Workers’ Day, also known as Labour Day in some countries and often referred to as May Day, is a celebration of labourers and the working classes that is promoted by the international labour movement and occurs every year on 1 May, or the first Monday in May.

[…]

The 1 May date was chosen by the American Federation of Labor to commemorate a general strike in the United States, which had begun on 1 May 1886 and culminated in the Haymarket affair four days later.

True, but as is visible in USA, you don’t need to be able to do your job to be able to destroy your country.

Good thing is, you won’t experience that, so that’s somebody else’s problem.

Let me see, I once saw a wonderful comic about that…

Ah, found it:

First that, but second: what kind of wealth do they have? According to the article they are real estate investors… I don’t really see them moving their buildings or the land outside of the UK. So nothing of value is lost, the wealth is still inside the UK. Only thing that left are two parasites that extracted from society without contributing back.

That’s my current state as well: if I kill myself just like that, the ones in power won. So I’m not letting them win. Either by surviving or… your option.

To be totally honest: I like the current divided setup for the purely selfish reason of the men’s toilet being less occupied than the women’s toilet at most places with a lot of people.

But that would mean that in average it would be a net benefit to use non divided ones, since then the empty stalls would be used.

It’s mostly depression porn with a lot of crying, but not exactly badly written. Dystopia also doesn’t really fit in my opinion, the story plays in our time and world with magical sci-fi elements trying to help common teenager problems. Emphasise on trying.

True, but that factor would have been bigger as well at other places, because Munich wasn’t that important in the past. But admittedly, neither were Hiroshima or Nagasaki.

Just skimmed through the Wikipedia article regarding the WW2 bombing of Munich and found the following sentence:

Munich was considered a special target of allied bombings also for propaganda purposes, in that it was the “movement’s capital city”, the Nazi Party’s birthplace.

So yeah, then I understand why they probably would have nuked it.