Power Strip Ethics Review
Description
The image is a screenshot of social media posts about electrical plugs and outlets. On the left, a French tweet says "Pour remettre les choses dans l'ordre #LGBTQValentinesDay" above a chart labeling one plug-and-socket pairing "Halal" with a green check mark, then plug-to-plug and socket-to-socket pairings "Haram" with red X marks. On the right, another post by "CH @CH_Laval" asks "Halal ?" above a photo of a white power strip with three sockets, a red switch, and a plug. The technical joke is a visual pun on connector gender and compatibility, turning mundane electrical hardware into an over-literal rules engine.
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IEC standards somehow survived decades without needing a moral compatibility matrix for extension cords.
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Nope Comment deleted
I don't get what people try to say by those religious posts. It's kinda like somebody posts "Harry Potter (or other fantasy character) says LGBT rights" Comment deleted
alright, then, but why you are cock Comment deleted
Because you are a cunt Comment deleted
because there are people that will do anything to spread their message Comment deleted
Hey pls I really hate sreggin could u spread my message Comment deleted
TLDR it's just the author expressing their support for LGBT ppl through a fictional character. Or in JK rowling's case, their vitriol for trans people They ain't comparable. In the case of LGBT rights support from fantasy book characters, there's a real person (namely, the author of the book) expressing their support for LGBT rights through the character(s). It does not mean that LGBT people should NOT be a second class of citizens BECAUSE some book author said they support them. Then you have people who use religious texts as a reason for why LGBT people should not be given (the same) rights as non-LGBT people, which really is just a bullshit justification for such undemocratic actions. But in my opinion, despite that similarity, they are not equal in terms of harm, as not giving LGBT people the same rights as non LGBT people does far more harm than "granting" them because of authors expressing their support Comment deleted
it is more like author is supporting jerking off rather than LGBT Comment deleted
bruh Comment deleted
why not, but I don't get it Comment deleted
btw は actually writes as ha instead of wa Comment deleted
Oh it's just a local meme Comment deleted
just write it as は lol It is pronounced wa, and while technically you can write it in romaji as HA it is way more common to see "watashi wa" than "watashi ha" UPD: got confused. Thanks to @yuki0iq. Fixed. Comment deleted
hatashi is incorrect, because 私=わたし=watashi Comment deleted
you are right Comment deleted
its halal lol, we are allowed up to four wives Comment deleted
Lmao at first look i've misread it as "up to four waves" Comment deleted
Looool really? Comment deleted
yep 😂 Comment deleted
Well the definition of halal is pretty strange then (in my opinion) Comment deleted
ik but it is a bit more complicated than that, it is basically the only halal thing that is complicated like this Comment deleted
Feel free to explain if you want. I am curious Comment deleted
well, in our religion, prophet Mohamed S.A.W said it is ok because it increases the amount of muslims, sooo yeah Comment deleted
sometimes I wonder why every muslim is called mohammed, and then I remember that pretty much every western name is taken from our religious work as well… Comment deleted
yeah that is true Comment deleted
mayB in ur western yes, but if you see person in Russia with Bible's name it'll be very strange, except some exceptions Comment deleted
russia isn't a western country Comment deleted
well, Christian Comment deleted
well biblical Russian names mostly fell out of fashion in recent decades, but they do exist and some of them are still popular. even more so, the names of Greek, Roman, and Slavic saints Comment deleted
Yeah sure, like Давид, Иван, Матвей, Даниил, Илья, never heard those right? Comment deleted
don't have Cyrillic keyboard now (and my Russian is rusty anyway), but Yosif, Maria, Katarina also belong into this group and to the best of my knowledge are or were in use in Russian at some point, right? Comment deleted
Absolutely Comment deleted
no, ivan is also biblical name derived from johann Comment deleted
as well as cyrill, andrey, yakov, etc Comment deleted
what does S.A.W mean? Comment deleted
It's Arabic phrase “Sala Allah halih wasalm” Comment deleted
I see, thanks Comment deleted
Oh okay thats a good-ish reason Comment deleted
no Comment deleted
Pls, no Comment deleted
yes Comment deleted
Well yes, but actually no Comment deleted
You’re welcome Comment deleted
don't jerk off Comment deleted
Nope Comment deleted
Nice Comment deleted
Well Ekatarina then 😁 ... but not sure it's biblical or some saint. Anna (form of Hannah) is biblical, though. Comment deleted
I think there are several saints called katharina (in the german bible), although I'd have to google that & I'm too lazy rn Comment deleted
"German bible" == "Mein Kampf" Comment deleted
>:) Comment deleted
Please, refrain from usage of any language except English during chatting there! Comment deleted
My bad. Did everyone see that "Onizuka" nicknamed guy? Comment deleted
no, i didn't find any teacher Comment deleted
not even great one? Comment deleted
it's an anime from 1687, how could i watch it? Comment deleted
Lol Comment deleted
True же Comment deleted
sory, untranslatable Comment deleted