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after what was initially a consensual encounter with two of the frat members while she was drunk

That doesn’t sound very consensual to me, but then I’m not a boomer or “men’s rights” activist.

I knew a couple of people who studied in continental Europe under the Erasmus scheme before Brexit, and the far right were always claiming during the referendum campaign that the EU would never chuck the UK out of anything because we’re so awesome and they need us and our money so much. Turns out there’s a limit to how much a club misses its most loudly critical influential member.

So amongst Europhile Brits, Erasmus means young people’s opportunities to study abroad first, and name from history that it honours second. I might not have heard of Erasmus if it weren’t for the Erasmus scheme, and I had to check just now whether he was a historical figure or someone from Greek mythology. Awesome surname for a person in real life to have, though.

First I’ve heard of it. Glad it was from this article. Although that list of values on the home page would have put me off before the end.

Except that the point of the article is that it’s not just a distro, it’s funding channel for funneling money away from general open source and only to open source projects run by like minded far right nutjobs.

TL;DR: Omarchy is just a modified arch distro run by a fascism-loving millionaire and used to fundraise from people who don’t know better and funnel it away from general open source projects and towards open source projects of like-minded fascist sympathisers he knows or has come across.

Sounds like him. Like most bullies, he’s strong on the bravado and weak on the bravery.

Sorry, I see that as a cookie wall, not a pay wall.

So yes, you have to accept cookies to read the article, but you don’t have to give them your credit card info, and American sites just set cookies anyway.

You should use a browser that lets you burn tabs’ cookies if you’re worried about it. (That’s what I do.) Alternatively get an ad blocker. My browser does its own ad blocking. It lets “sponsored” articles through, and similarly spoken ads included by the author in podcasts and videos but I don’t see Google’s ads on YouTube with it.

Browser fingerprinting is real and google and other advertisers track you whether you allow cookies or not.

The telegraph is a Conservative Newspaper with a paywall. The Guardian is a more “centre left”/progressive newspaper (pro universal healthcare, facts matter etc) and it doesn’t have a paywall, it has a cancelable “please consider subscribing”.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/aug/06/trump-bbc-libel-lawsuit

Sleepy Don.

Seriously, though, this deranged old man should be in a care home, being told “yes my darling” by the care staff when he goes off on one of his insane racist rants or ill-informed tirades about foreign leaders or Biden, instead of being in the White House being told “yes Mr President” by people who will actually act on his nonsense on a global scale.

Care home staff would say “lets get you cleaned up, Donnie, and then you can have a lovely bath” when he poops his pants, instead of a bunch of people having to stand behind the resolute desk pretending it’s not happening live on television.

Retired guys mostly, according to the article. It was a very interesting read.

Dude, some guy doinging his buddy is no threat to you. And them getting married causes you no harm. It’s 2026. Get over it.

And if you think it’s easy to recruit heterosexual men into homosexuality, I have some news about how straight you actually are.