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That uses the non-standard raspbian.might_work_with_the_right_power_supply=prettyplease

Dude linux.works was deprecated a few kernel versions ago in favor of gnu-linux-x86_64-kernel.does_boot to avoid ambiguity and ensure nobody knows what the hell they're doing anymore Just RTFM smh This post is about gcc

I see what you're getting at, and perhaps my definition of patriotism is more wistful than the reality of it, but I've always thought of patriotism as similar to family. You're more devoted to them because you are closer to them and there's a certain want to preserve that alongside the places where it happened, y'know? And just like family, sometimes you have to override that devotion when the relationship becomes too toxic to maintain. I feel like that's where I'm at with the US. I've always been a naturalist at heart and I adore the landscapes of the country in particular, but it's like a toxic parent. I try my best to pursue reform but I'm nearing a point where I'll just have to leave and cut my losses. But it is hard because I legitimately do love this country, just...not the government or the people who run it. The problem ain't just the Trump administration, it's systemic and I wish more people here understood that. I just think it would be better for the whole world if the US could get its shit together instead of every person with a moral compass abandoning it to its inevitable doom and the subsequent suffering of everyone too screwed by the system to leave. I care about the welfare of every living breathing human, but tbh I think fixing the US (however that's done) would benefit a hell of a lot of people in a whole lot of places. This country's global military presence is so pervasive and damaging, it'd be nice to put a stop to it. If the want to truly fix this place makes me not patriotic, so be it, but I've always seen that as the definition of patriotic. Maybe I'm just naive tho

I never said that? The difference is as an American citizen I actually have some say in the welfare of Americans but by no means mistake me for a nationalist. I think you may need to touch up on the difference between patriotism and nationalism

Patriotism is defined as "love of country", yes, but also "devotion to the welfare of one's compatriots". I personally believe there is nothing more patriotic than doing everything possible to root out a corrupt and harmful government. I actually think the USA is a beautiful place and I want to protect it from those who would destroy it. The word you're thinking of is jingoism, which is honestly a serious problem here