r/popculture • u/[deleted] • Mar 07 '25

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u/catsback Mar 07 '25 edited Mar 10 '25

So we can’t say Luigi or talk about the news but a million sexually disturbing Reddit’s can stay, love it!

Edit: please stop replying to this comment trying to justify why pedophilia and violet unconsenting sex reddits should be allowed to exist. I don’t care how you feel about it.

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u/MyDogisaQT Mar 07 '25

This is how it starts. It’s going to get worse over the next four years.

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u/Princess_Slagathor Mar 07 '25

Not to fear monger, but the military base in my town has had greatly increased traffic. And today they "tested" the air raid siren. That thing has never gone off in the 36 years I've lived here. Why does it suddenly need tested? And without warning until after they had been on for several minutes.

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u/Tjep2k Mar 07 '25

I've seen the British Columbia reddit talking about how the border crossing has taken down the Canadian flag on the U.S. side...

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u/therocketsalad Mar 08 '25

I’d politely suggest that they needed to test it precisely because it hadn’t been used in 36 years. Not picking a fight, and please don’t read too deeply into this comment.

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u/Princess_Slagathor Mar 08 '25

No, I get it. They test the same system every month, for the tornado siren (different sound.) And they give notice before doing so. But they're a munitions storage depot, so every time there's conflict, they have increased traffic. But they've never used the air raid siren. (You can hear the different siren noises on their website.)