Have you interacted with conservatives in the real world? Most of them just don't pay that much attention to politics and don't realize what they're voting for. Some of them are fucking insane, sure, but the majority are just disinformed.
To be fair, my interactions with conservatives are mostly limited to people with only moderately conservative opinions.
Trump became the president in 2016 despite losing the election. The system is rotten to its core. Conservatives are definitely not helping and their behavior should be shamed, but it's crucial not to lose sight of the fact that the ideology they follow was deliberately created and propagated by the 0.001%.
One can very easily be both a victim and a perpetrator. If someone is indoctrinated into a cult at a young age and goes on to recruit others, they are both a perpetrator of suffering inflicted on others and a victim of the circumstances imposed on them.
I'm not a fan of referring to fellow humans who have fallen victim to the endless tirade of conservative propaganda sub-human. It's very blatantly dehumanizing and promotes division along party lines instead of proletariat unity. We should be focusing on the shitheads pushing that propaganda in the first place. I know that Elon is one of them, but calling all conservatives sub-human because of him is just wrong.
One company caving about one thing doesn't cancel out the overall trend of enshittification and subscription bullshit. Things are getting worse on the whole because voting with our wallets just doesn't work well enough to beat back all the corporations trying to take advantage of us.
If there was even a chance a boycott would be feasible, they wouldn't be doing what they're doing. The only way to force change is to force it. Voting with your wallet is bullshit and won't work against an oligopoly.
I don't know what you're talking about. Autocorrect has always been just as bad as it is now. If newer systems were worse, why would they implement them?
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