All sounds very easy for affluent, able bodied, neurotypical people.

I'm sorry, I don't have much in the way of advice. But you should look into "stealth camping". From what I've seen on youtube and reddit, with the right resources you can set up just about anywhere. Like someone else said, in most public areas you can find a nook, or you can use a car if necessary.

Also, make sure you know what temperatures your meds should be stored at.

Best of luck to you friend, and may the gods' blessings be overhead.

(: I'm really excited. They're good kids and they need a device so we can finally play minecraft with them properly!

Thank you!

Highest performance, easiest set up, most versatile with proprietary hardware I suppose are my personal criteria for this question.

I am clinging on dearly for survival. I can only say it is like I have been on a log raft in an endless, stormy ocean for years. My methods of coping are not ideal. But somehow I have survived this long. I really don't know how

Thank you (:

Awesome. I've been playing minecraft since almost the beginning and that computer handled it well. I used to use Ubuntu a long time ago. I wasn't sure what was the best nowadays but I knew there were some new ones. I've heard of pop a lot these days so I think I'll try it! Thanks!

Warriors is incredible. Can you elaborate on Bluestar?

Don't know about Dr Who, examples? Which one plays the tenth doctor?

SPIDERS!!

I just love them so much. They are little guardians and always around whether you see them or not. Tend to try and stay away from you because they're afraid of you, and we of them, of course... I just love how they look, behave, and the important work they do for preventing pestilence from overwhelming us.

It's hard to pick a favorite species. Huntsman are very incredible, and tarantulas. The bigger the better. Although jumping spiders of all kinds are simply adorable and I love wolf spiders because they've always been around in my life.

Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm enjoying perusing what you've got so far. Thanks!

I skimmed through it, and I found that it was just filled with easily refutable "evidence" and a lot of it actually casts China in a bad light. See? We can both play this game.

You said my links were easy to refute, but you never did it. The burden of proof here is on you because you are the one denying this well documented genocide. You expect me to just accept this link of a single person collecting all of their "research"? I gave you a wide variety of sources and you never showed me anything convincing in opposition to them. Just a link filled with lots of apologetics that inadvertently supports the very position they oppose.

Try these on for size.

https://www.cpiml.net/liberation/2020/08/chinas-concentration-camps-for-uyghurs-in-chinas-own-words

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Uighur_genocide the quote at the top of the page should be enough for any individual with a shred of empathy, but everything's cited.

If you actually take the time to look through these sources instead of letting your knee-jerk tell you it's all just US funded anti China propoganda, you might realize what horrific things you're defending.

Yes, I oppose genocide everywhere. I'm not inclined to disagree that there is misinformation, and clearly I'm susceptible to that as well. But there are also sources coming directly from the mouths of people trying to survive this mess. I'm inclined to listen to those people. Beyond that, I don't see any reason to defend a powerful, hypercapitalistic nation like China when there are people coming from ground zero explaining the atrocities they are experiencing. Just like I don't feel like defending a hypercapitalistic nation like the US when they massacre people in the Middle East or fund the massacre as in Palestine. Seriously, what do you even gain from falling on the sword for China?

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/apr/07/bulldozing-mosques-china-war-uighur-culture-xinjiang

Whether or not you trust the guardian, there's literal satellite imagery showing the erasure of a mosque.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2021/04/12/surviving-the-crackdown-in-xinjiang

https://www.ft.com/content/f0d3223a-7f4d-11e8-bc55-50daf11b720d

Took me five seconds to grab those sources from Wikipedia. Actually, there's a whole Wikipedia article on the genocide with, you guessed it, hundreds of citations. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uyghur_genocide?wprov=sfla1

But let me guess, that's all western propaganda to smear the Chinese government which is "totally communist don't worry you guys"? It's all fake news? It's all fabricated, right?

I haven't seen evidence of those exact things happening, but you do realize there are other ways to enact genocide, correct? There is plenty of evidence out there for mosque burnings and separations of families. Maybe we can only see the outside of the detention facilities, but we don't have a single clue what's happening inside. Do we? You really trust that everything is rosey in there? How naive are you?

Maybe denying genocide is bad whether it's Palestine or China?

Hell yeah!

That's just Nick Robinson's bit. He goes on these wild investigations into things that absolutely do not warrant that level of dedication and care. I love him for it personally.

Well, as far as I know, it wasn't created by those who escaped necessarily. It was a European project created because European nations couldn't stand the influx of Jews from the holocaust in their nations, because most of them were just as antisemitic as the nazis themselves. So they made a settler state to kick our people out of Europe under the guise of "giving you a homeland after the holocaust".

Thank the gods my ancestors escaped before the holocaust and came to America and I don't have to be embroiled in this conflict.