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- Comment on Doing our part 2 days ago:
Dude, shut up. elon has data centers with diesel generator covered roofs, etc, etc.
Your “uhh technically…” doesn’t help anyone here?
- Comment on 2 days ago:
Now if only it was easier to violently vomit while completely sober.
- Comment on 4 days ago:
Hey science people, would I be dead? Breathing in a full tank of this vaporized into my lungs overnight?
- Comment on Pornography showing strangulation and incest to be banned in UK from early November 5 days ago:
In related news, billionaires will continue to rape and dispose of children without meaningful consequence.
- Comment on meal choice 6 days ago:
Dogfood would be $3.01
- Comment on It’s gonna run so good 1 week ago:
I do, of course… All those exposed, slutty table legs would horn up all my dinner guests.
- Comment on What I Imagine Taylor Swift Fans Eat 1 week ago:
This looks so bland… where is the mayonnaise to spice it up?
- Comment on 🤔🤔🤔 1 week ago:
And further, the inevitability of sexually transmitted diarrhea.
- Comment on Just vibin' 1 week ago:
You’re the person in the sinking boat, adding weight but with no interest in removing water or plugging the hole.
“Tight”
- Comment on Why? 1 week ago:
What a ridiculous statement… They are pioneers in planned obsolescence. They literally designed a laptop where all of the heat vented directly onto the vulnerable hinge until the screen eventually failed and an iPhone that couldn’t make phone calls until you bought an extra case for it.
- Comment on 1 week ago:
“Focus on optimization” = normal people can not get close to affording shit beyond their existing 10 year old hardware.
- Comment on Jeff Bezos claims AI could allow 3-day workweeks; man who won't give employees piss breaks claims many piss breaks on the horizon 1 week ago:
He means only one person per family, on average, will be able to find a job.
And those who do, will only be able to find a part time job that schedules them 3 days at most to not risk triggering overtime or benefits thresholds.
Its a monkey’s paw. That’s why bezos’ head looks like that and why he parts his yacht in a volcano shaped like a skull
- Comment on Make Congress Earn Average American Wage. 2 weeks ago:
“High level” is the problem. It’s a subjective number. You’re going in wrong direction. Make it an objectively low number, maybe average full time salary in their state with potential to hit performance bonuses based on a number of measurable things that help their constituents.
Their pay needs to be linked to their performance in office and yes, a separate matter, but there needs to be tight regulation (and oversight with enforcement) for monitoring their wealth before, during and for a period after serving in office.
- Comment on What if? WHAT IF?! 2 weeks ago:
“You won’t” is a thing bad parents say right before their friend who was nervous or disinterested in holding their baby, drops it.
- Comment on USA police training. 2 weeks ago:
Not quite… cops first response is, “Well which of you had more wealth?” And THEN if the answer is you the cop says shit happens.
- Comment on Make Congress Earn Average American Wage. 2 weeks ago:
But the usual rational response is, if what they earn is never enough for the blind pursuit of more, than they will always, “make less” in their minds and justify abuse of their positions.
This city needs an enema…
- Comment on RIP 🚽 2 weeks ago:
Blend you with tofu, mix with a paper slurry to make recycled paper, print copies of the satanic bible on you, place those free bibles in hotel rooms in LGBTQIA friendly tourist destinations during pride, rip out your pages and burn them with charcoal on a grill where I cook grilled vegan food that i give to the poor, while Macklemore is playing… AND BE DOUBLE WOKE DURING ALL OF IT!!!
- Comment on Bill Gates: People saying AI will create more jobs don’t understand what’s coming 2 weeks ago:
It’s a big club and you ain’t in it. They have to sell it until the end and this guy is on the outs and not getting invited to the “good” yacht parties at the moment.
The judgement you are considering from this person is the same judgement (and morality) that thought it was fine to be a close and frequent associate of jeffrey epstein.
Bill gates is a desperate, broken man. He is the illusion of a man you once admired vaguely and that is the only remaining currency he holds that matters to him. The best thing about bill is the wife who left him.
- Comment on There's A Snake In My Footwear! 2 weeks ago:
Extend both of your hands upward towards outer space!
- Comment on It’s rarely been harder for people to find new jobs 2 weeks ago:
No competition when there is no more antitrust oversight. Your boss also owns that building next door - their logo is green, yours is blue, but all the revenue goes to the same quarterly report.
- Comment on The Billionaires have spent a fortune making sure you hate Socialism. 2 weeks ago:
Very true and a welcome point of view.
I can say that practically, growing up very low income, we (small sample of course) could exist for hours, months and years in these places without spending a dollar and without being harassed - and that was with a pretty diverse group (by race, gender, neon hair color and pierced bodies/clothing), but this was in a more predominately progressive, middle class community (bordering wealthy areas) to be fair. And importantly we did always exist in the shadow of it, regardless of spend, and that has to have an effect on some.
I can say that the behavior continued in a form as an adult when I would work from a certain coffee chain using angles with their loyalty program to buy a single coffee for under $2 and work the whole day, consuming maybe $50 retail while working in a more comfortable environment than I could afford otherwise, with connectivity, air conditioning and power.
So by no means ideal, but with today’s desert of connection as an alternative, I think myself and others were able to learn, connect and grow in these spaces, within very limited means, and I can pretty confidently say without suffering impacts of indoctrination or desire to rejoin these places as an adult, as a “fully productive” and participatory member of society.
So my hope would be that people still had those imperfect spaces (of course supplementing the truly free community supported options you mention) for those lessons they did offer, the community one could build and the perspective gained by close proximity to the problems within these spaces (learning what not to do, seeing that the person who carried 4 bags from different stores still didn’t look happy. It didn’t “fix” her)
- Comment on Dihydrogen Monoxide Research Division (DMRD) 🚱 3 weeks ago:
Got my grandpas on both sides…
- Comment on It's sad when so many forget the basis for our holidays and celebrations 3 weeks ago:
Cuz the pumpkin did 9/11
- Comment on The Billionaires have spent a fortune making sure you hate Socialism. 3 weeks ago:
And remember that they got rid of your third spaces so you couldn’t discuss any of it (and made common affordable gathering options like concerts and sporting events out of reach for the same reason). Threw you into algorithms so you felt like you were only preaching to the choir or conversely that nobody held your same opinions/aspirations for something more - either way a formula for you to get exhausted and give up.
And you do feel exhausted.
- Comment on The next generation of AI powered technology 3 weeks ago:
AI… Asshole Improvement
- Comment on What is even happening lately? 3 weeks ago:
Happy Easter weekend, you stupid pieces of shit!
- Comment on Bisexuality released in 1995 and the devs still haven't dropped an update 3 weeks ago:
Is that story title a haiku?
- Comment on We live in a society... 3 weeks ago:
$100… trump is a cancer on humanity’s asshole.
- Comment on Useful things at the mall 4 weeks ago:
She jingles loudly while she dances, Leading oft to pantsless romances. Careful early planning, she stays worry free, Her bottom always holds the key.
You’re welcome.
- Comment on Pilot project 4 weeks ago:
I guess at this point, with the million plus recently laid off, humanity is just lucky we ate able to leave freely and not progressed into biofuel to fun
data centersslop factories.