Hello everyone,

Following the recent discussions on [email protected] and [email protected] , it seems that people realize that Lemmy.world is subject to European laws, and not the US ones.

This is another event where US citizens seem to be looking for an instance that would adhere to their "legal culture", the previous one being the US elections, where the topic was discussed everywhere, before getting channeled into [email protected]

I don’t know anything about Dutch or Finnish laws, but I’ve seen many recent articles about people arrested in Germany for their social media posts that were considered hateful or violent (which is frankly a culture shock to me as an American), so I can see why some of the posts on Lemmy in the past week would be concerning.

https://lemmy.world/comment/13870047

So, the question is: could Discuss.online become that instance? And host US-focused communities like "AskUSA", "USPolitics", "USFinance", this kind of things?

I am mostly asking because there's no secret that the DO admins aren't the biggest Lemmy fans, so would you guys be okay if your instance would get promoted, potentially causing an influx of users and communities, some requiring moderation?

Real Madrid's priority at right-back is Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is allowed to sign a pre-contract from January 1. Liverpool have been unable to renew his contract, which has generated pessimism at Anfield and optimism at the Santiago Bernabeu, although everything is still open.

Credits: https://old.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/1h4vry7/my_son_loves_watching_fish_on_youtube_this_was/

‘English Teacher’ (FX)

‘Fantasmas’ (HBO)

‘John Mulaney Presents: Everybody’s in L.A.’ (Netflix)

‘My Brilliant Friend’ (HBO)

‘Say Nothing’ (FX)

‘Shogun’ (FX)

‘Somebody Somewhere’ (HBO)

The Summer Olympics (Peacock)

‘We Are Lady Parts’ (Peacock)

Honorable Mentions: “Baby Reindeer” (Netflix),

“The Decameron” (Netflix),

“The Diplomat” (Netflix),

“Evil” (Paramount+),

“Hacks” (Max),

“St. Denis Medical” (NBC),

“Sunny” (Apple TV+),

“The Sympathizer” (HBO),

“The Vince Staples Show” (Netflix)

Flawed But Fascinating: “The Bear” (FX),

“My Lady Jane” (Amazon Prime Video),

“3 Body Problem” (Netflix)

Best International Shows

‘Babylon Berlin’ (MHz Choice)

‘Blue Lights’ (BritBox)

‘The Confidante’ (Max)

‘The Day of the Jackal’ (Peacock)

‘Everything is Fine’ (Hulu)

‘Kleo’ (Netflix)

‘The Lesson’ (ChaiFlicks)

‘A Shop for Killers’ (Hulu)

‘Until I Kill You’ (BritBox)

‘Without Sin’ (Acorn TV)

And 10 more equally deserving series:

“All and Eva,” Sweden (Viaplay);

“Fleeting Lies,” Spain (Hulu);

“Funny Woman,” Britain (PBS);

Jeongnyeon: The Star Is Born,” Korea (Hulu);

“The Long Shadow,” Britain (Acorn TV);

“The Mothers of Penguins,” Poland (Netflix);

“Slow Horses” Season 4, Britain (Apple TV+);

“My Brilliant Friend” Season 4, Italy (HBO);

“Unsilenced,” Israel (ChaiFlicks);

“Where’s Wanda?,” Germany (Apple TV+).

The Fire Nation ships are based on the design of the IJN ships in WW2, particularly the Yamato. For the Case of the Royal Sloop, I find it funny that they gave it a literal pagoda mast as this design feature on Japanese ships in WW2 has been the source of much ridicule and mockery due to them being so awkwardly and comically tall. The most notorious example of such mockery being towards the Fuso class battleships.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pagoda_mast

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