because shes a mass murderer? she didnt even care about the earth until the 1990s
and even then, bruce wayne would expose the ceo and ruin his life without killing him (as seen in batman the animated series)
ChicoSuave@lemmy.world
on 07 Dec 01:31
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she didnt even care about the earth until the 1990s
People change!
dragonfucker@lemmy.nz
on 07 Dec 07:25
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Ivy didn’t change for the better. For example, Poison Ivy hates vegans for eating plants. The problem with that line of thinking is that cows are made of grass and corn, so eating a kilo of beef ends up using a lot more plants than a kilo. But Ivy hasn’t thought about that fact, because she doesn’t have a plan. She’s just angry.
Did any of Batman’s villains have characterization before the 90s? I thought they were just gimmicky villains-of-the-week.
vaultdweller013@sh.itjust.works
on 07 Dec 10:53
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Joker, Killer crock, and Penguin kinda had it. Batman the Animated series did a good job reinventing a lot of characters, a prome example is Mr. Freeze.
Duamerthrax@lemmy.world
on 07 Dec 14:48
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Which is a comic book fantasy. It’s a nice story for kids, but doesn’t hold up to reality and only further vilifies environmentalists.
Sauerkraut@discuss.tchncs.de
on 07 Dec 21:39
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Exposing CEOs doesn’t do anything because the rich have the government in their pocket. Remember the Panama papers? Yeah, that accomplished nothing.
MooseTheDog@lemmy.world
on 07 Dec 08:53
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The save the bees people need to fire their marketing dept. All it literally took was me finding out that wasps and Hornets can pick up the slack and will gladly do so - in order to get me donating to some local keepers
_cryptagion@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 07 Dec 18:10
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Imagine a world where hornets are kept to pollinate our food crops. Not a world I wanna live in.
angrystego@lemmy.world
on 07 Dec 10:40
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Save the local bee species, please, not the commercial ones.
At least here in my city (Curitiba - somewhere in the southern cone), the city hall has been plopping beehouses across the city, all of them with native species. That has been going on for a few years, and I did notice them far more often (they go crazy for my sage).
I feel like other places in the Americas could / should do the same.
That’s a great idea. Hopefully, while adopting the most recent understanding that the overwinter huddling behavior is due to the insufficient design of artificial hives, not typical behavior. They should be cozy, too.
Temperatures here rarely go below 0°C, and when it does it’s often just for the night, so huddling isn’t a concern. What could be a concern would be summer overheating, but they actually put some thought on where to install those bee houses, they’re mostly shadowed by trees.
How about we stop adding extra conditions that just make things more complicated and make people not want to put in the effort to care if there are constant additions.
jaggedrobotpubes@lemmy.world
on 07 Dec 21:45
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I don’t actually know if this is true, so somebody jump in if I’m wrong, but the answer is, because it doesn’t actually help, and may even make the underlying problem worse.
Trends don’t always operate with the level of nuance needed to be an actual solution, but the problem still requires what it requires to be solved, whether or not somebody’s heart is in the right place.
CeruleanRuin@lemmings.world
on 08 Dec 02:12
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Keep it simple. Help the pollinators. Stop spraying poison on your lawn, and let the clover and other flowering plants in.
Solitaire20X6@sh.itjust.works
on 07 Dec 14:34
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at first I thought this was “out of context comics” but everybody knows the context
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Spitting facts
No wonder billionaire Bruce Wayne fought against her so much.
because shes a mass murderer? she didnt even care about the earth until the 1990s
and even then, bruce wayne would expose the ceo and ruin his life without killing him (as seen in batman the animated series)
People change!
Ivy didn’t change for the better. For example, Poison Ivy hates vegans for eating plants. The problem with that line of thinking is that cows are made of grass and corn, so eating a kilo of beef ends up using a lot more plants than a kilo. But Ivy hasn’t thought about that fact, because she doesn’t have a plan. She’s just angry.
Poison Angry. Maybe she should be killing the cows for eating the grass. What does she eat btw?
Maybe she photosynthesizes?
According to my “research” mostly Catwomen and Harley Quinn.
I get how she could be upset about eating leaves or roots, but fruits are made to be eaten!
Considering the state of the world, I can’t blame her.
If you can’t handle her on her worst day…
Did any of Batman’s villains have characterization before the 90s? I thought they were just gimmicky villains-of-the-week.
Joker, Killer crock, and Penguin kinda had it. Batman the Animated series did a good job reinventing a lot of characters, a prome example is Mr. Freeze.
Which is a comic book fantasy. It’s a nice story for kids, but doesn’t hold up to reality and only further vilifies environmentalists.
Exposing CEOs doesn’t do anything because the rich have the government in their pocket. Remember the Panama papers? Yeah, that accomplished nothing.
i didnt realise batman was a real guy in real life. huh.
<img alt="" src="https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/73ea2e68-c419-4810-b3ae-9c546391b873.gif">
so that’s what all the buzz is about
This, but for the lot of them.
Eat the rich with a honey glaze. 🤤
The save the bees people need to fire their marketing dept. All it literally took was me finding out that wasps and Hornets can pick up the slack and will gladly do so - in order to get me donating to some local keepers
Imagine a world where hornets are kept to pollinate our food crops. Not a world I wanna live in.
Save the local bee species, please, not the commercial ones.
At least here in my city (Curitiba - somewhere in the southern cone), the city hall has been plopping beehouses across the city, all of them with native species. That has been going on for a few years, and I did notice them far more often (they go crazy for my sage).
I feel like other places in the Americas could / should do the same.
Yes… An inexpensive idea, how dare you suggest such an easy solution… They need at least 5 consultants to reach a more expensive solution… 🙄
That’s a great idea. Hopefully, while adopting the most recent understanding that the overwinter huddling behavior is due to the insufficient design of artificial hives, not typical behavior. They should be cozy, too.
Temperatures here rarely go below 0°C, and when it does it’s often just for the night, so huddling isn’t a concern. What could be a concern would be summer overheating, but they actually put some thought on where to install those bee houses, they’re mostly shadowed by trees.
Pic related. Mind you, this is urban perimeter, around a gov building.
<img alt="" src="https://www.tre-pr.jus.br/imagens/fotos/colmeias-de-abelhas-nativas-sem-ferrao-sao-instaladas-no-forum-eleitoral-de-curitiba/@@images/64a27072-7360-413c-89c1-d47ea4c2bb32.jpeg">
How about we stop adding extra conditions that just make things more complicated and make people not want to put in the effort to care if there are constant additions.
I don’t actually know if this is true, so somebody jump in if I’m wrong, but the answer is, because it doesn’t actually help, and may even make the underlying problem worse.
Trends don’t always operate with the level of nuance needed to be an actual solution, but the problem still requires what it requires to be solved, whether or not somebody’s heart is in the right place.
Keep it simple. Help the pollinators. Stop spraying poison on your lawn, and let the clover and other flowering plants in.
at first I thought this was “out of context comics” but everybody knows the context