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Cake day: February 6th, 2026

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  • I will fight to defend our rights to express ourselves, love who we want, be who we want.

    The biggest and most immediate threat to these values are our governments. Implementing surveillance policies under the disguise of protecting children, while failing to bring those to justice that are actually harming them. (Epstein is the current example, the abuse in the church has been known for decades more)

    Corrupt politicians are representing the ultra rich and multinationals instead of the people, funneling our tax money into their own pockets and blaming immigrants and asylum seekers when underfunded infrastructure fails. Fueling the fire that enables the political shift to the right without any regard for the consequences.

    In short… the answer is NO, there is no government worth fighting for. There is no government that represents me.


  • Eating out is expensive, I would recommend at least Fr.150 per person per day for food. That should cover 2-3 meals and a coffee, sweet treat, etc.

    In Europe it’s normal that supermarket prices are significantly cheaper than restaurants. The people preparing our food deserve a living wage.

    Sure there will be some fancy ski hut waiting for someone rich or drunk enough to shell out 100k for booze, but just because it exists doesn’t mean it’s the norm.







  • The fridge has wifi and an app for all those times when you’re on the road and feel the urge to change your fridge/freezer settings. I haven’t used it yet and am hesitant to let it go online. But I’m hoping I can still connect the fridge to my wifi locally and control it that way. From there I hope If (sunny) (set freezer to -24C) ELSE (set freezer to -18C) will work.





  • Voting is a good reason to keep the citizenship.

    In regards of taxes, if your place of residence collects more than the US would, nothing is actually owed. In the EU most (if not all) countries have much higher tax rates than the US, so the only “crime” would be the failure to file. Not sure if this is why the folks I know are getting away with this.

    But generally yes, my friends are not planing to go back and much prefer paying higher taxes in return for accessible healthcare and public transport.